POE Powered 3 Port Gigabit Switch - Cable Range Extender
POE Powered 3 Port Gigabit Switch - Cable Range Extender
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In this review the POE Powered 3 Port Switch & Network Range Extender proves immediately useful for installers who need extra PoE ports without adding an AC outlet. The bottom line is simple: it accepts an incoming PoE feed and powers three downstream devices while extending both data and PoE up to an additional 100 meters, making it ideal for IP camera runs or small remote clusters where running power is difficult. The reviewer found it especially helpful when splitting a single PoE line to multiple cameras or adding a quick, wall mounted gigabit switch without local power.
Key Features
- POE powered input: The unit draws its operating power from an incoming PoE source so no AC receptacle is required at the install point, enabling flexible mounting locations.
- Three POE outputs: One POE input is passed through to three POE output ports so you can split a single feed to power multiple IP cameras or devices.
- Cable run extender: The switch can extend both PoE and data another 100 meters on each output port, helping bypass the standard 100 m limitation for remote devices.
- Gigabit speeds: All four ports support 10/100/1000 speeds for better performance with higher bandwidth devices or uplinks.
- Simple unmanaged operation: As an unmanaged switch it requires no configuration, making installation quick for surveillance and basic network uses.
- Compact, mountable design: The low profile case and included wall mount ears let you attach the unit to a flat surface or wall in tight locations.
Who It's For
This device is best for security installers, IT technicians, or DIY users who need to power multiple remote IP cameras or add a small network split where AC power is unavailable. The combination of PoE-in power and three downstream ports simplifies deployments that would otherwise need extra injectors or local outlets.
Users who need managed features such as VLANs, PoE scheduling, or per-port power control should look elsewhere, since this is an unmanaged pass-through switch focused on simplicity and passive extension rather than advanced management.
Pros & Cons
Pros
- Does not require local AC power, enabling flexible placement near cameras or remote devices.
- Extends PoE and data up to an additional 100 m on each output, useful for long camera runs.
- All ports run at gigabit speeds for better throughput with higher bandwidth devices.
- Small footprint and wall mountable for tidy installations.
Cons
- Power budget is shared across ports (25W total output), so heavy loads on all three ports may reduce available power per device.
- Unmanaged design means no advanced network features for enterprise setups.
Specifications
| Product type | POE powered 3 port unmanaged switch |
| Ports | 1 PoE input, 3 PoE outputs (4 gigabit ports total) |
| Speed | 10/100/1000 Mbps on all ports |
| Input power | Powered by incoming PoE (compatible with 802.3af/at/bt, best with 30W) |
| Output power budget | 25W total shared across 3 ports (unit uses approx 5W) |
| Extension capability | Extends PoE and data up to an additional 100 m per output |
| Dimensions | 8.25 cm wide (11.35 cm with mounts) x 5.5 cm high x 2.4 cm deep |
Our Verdict
The POE Powered 3 Port Switch is a practical, value-focused solution for powering and connecting multiple IP cameras or other PoE devices where local power is not available. Its gigabit ports and 100 m extension capability make it a useful tool for installers who need a simple, wall mountable splitter/switch, provided they account for the shared 25W power budget across outputs.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can this unit be powered by any PoE switch or injector?
Yes, it runs from incoming PoE and works best with a 30W source; it is compatible with common 802.3af/at/bt PoE types.
How much power is available to each output port?
The unit provides a 25W total output budget shared across three ports, so available power per port depends on the load distribution.
Does it require configuration or software?
No, this is an unmanaged switch and requires no configuration; it passes data and PoE automatically.
Editor's Take
A practical, value-focused PoE midspan that powers and connects up to three devices from one PoE feed while extending data runs; ideal for installers who need a compact, wall mountable solution but must manage a shared 25W output budget.

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