The poe sw801 is an 8 port 10 100mbps ieee802 3af power over ethernet switch with a total of 130 watts of poe power up to 150w total power consumption.
Poe switch for attic.
In this case i am just concerned about getting the cable back to my main router.
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Note that it doesn t include a power supply.
The switch i listed is one developed for industrial applications the possibility of a hardware failure is going to be low.
Here s a 6 port trendnet switch 4 with poe rated up to 158 f for 200.
You can buy an 8 port tp link gigabyte switch for 25.
Try an inexpensive switch.
With an industrial grade design our poe switches provide surge protection of 3 kv per lan port and smart poe management features to simplify poe network deployment and maintenance.
Yep up to 149 f for this 40 mikrotik switch.
All 8 ports provide up to 15 4w each.
My attic gets over 120 f in the summer.
So far i am satisfied with this switch.
I have two poe switches and both are in high temperature areas.
I wire up an outlet to power a poe switch in my attic.
What i m wanting to do is keep a poe switch in the attic.
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Multiple reviewers on amazon say they use it in their attic.
Blowing 120 140 degree air from your attic onto a switch isn t going to cool it down below 104 which is the top of the temperature range for the tp link.
It cost me 245.
I would need to run an extension cord around a corner from that outlet in the attic to put it where i want to put it.
It also has one ethernet uplink port to allow for communication without sacrificing any poe ports.
There is a power outlet in the attic on the wall on a stud near that door.
Here s a managed version for 300.
A cheap poe switch is going to be around 40 and if you have to replace it once you are already in the hole about what the industrial switch would have cost the first time.
Googling turns up lots of similar results switches.
Forget using a fan or a switch with a fan.
These would require a poe switch somewhere but pulling ethernet wire through the attic doesn t seem so bad.