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# 255957 8-Sep-2019 14:23
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I am looking to buy a 4 port POE switch to power my Ring stick up cameras that I bought.

Happy to pay shipping if outside Auckland or will pick up if in Auckland.

It's about 90 dollars in pbtech but looking to see if I can get anything cheaper :)

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  # 2313107 8-Sep-2019 16:15
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What do your cameras run on, passive voltage or 802.3af/at? If the former, what voltage? There's more to PoE than just PoE unfortunately.

 

Edit: Whoops - noticed they're ring cameras. They're 802.3af/at.

 

Sorry, nothing kicking around to offer!




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  # 2313435 9-Sep-2019 10:17
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toejam316:

 

What do your cameras run on, passive voltage or 802.3af/at? If the former, what voltage? There's more to PoE than just PoE unfortunately.

 

Edit: Whoops - noticed they're ring cameras. They're 802.3af/at.

 

Sorry, nothing kicking around to offer!

 

 

Thanks, yes it's Ring Stick Camera Wired. I bought 5 off them, and I need to install 4 outdoor on POE and one internal on WiFi. 

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