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8 Port Gigabit PoE Switch, 8 Port PoE 120W, Gigabit Ethernet Unmanaged Network Switch, Plug and Play, Sturdy Metal Housing, Traffic Optimization
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Purchase options and add-ons
Brand | Aumox |
Number of Ports | 8 |
Included Components | Blu-ray |
Color | Black |
Compatible Devices | ✅Access Point, ✅IP Phone, Laptop, ✅Desktop PC, ✅Non PoE Device, ✅NVR, Camera, Printer |
About this item
- 【Gigabit Port, Superior Performance】Supports IEEE802.3af/at standard,8 gigabit Ethernet ports, each port up to 30W power supply, with 120W power in total. comprehensive optimization of product performance.
- 【Simple Installation, Plug And Play】Each port supports 10/100/1000 Mbps rate adaptation, automatic negotiation in duplex mode, supports wire-speed forwarding, plug and play, farewell to complex settings.
- 【Energy-Saving And Noiseless】Low power consumption fanless design, all-metal high energy heat conduction tank housing design, natural cooling, compact, elegant design suitable for desktop or wall.
- 【Lossless Data Transmission】Adopt store and forward mode, automatically learn and update MAC address, comprehensively improve the transmission and exchange performance of local network data, reduce transmission failure, ensure stable, reliable and efficient data transmission.
- 【Easily Competent For Various Networks】Suitable for home, enterprise, small business, school dormitory, and other scenarios.Perfect fit for your needs.
- 【Warranty】Every Aumox PoE switch is rigorously tested for reliability, quality, and performance. We supply a year warranty for whole products and lifetime technical support.
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Fanless Metal HousingSturdy metal casing makes the POE switch reliably in various environments. Powerful cooling feature and silence to ensure stability. |
Plug and PlayJust plug in the power cord, connect the ethernet cable directly to the device, no need configuration and APP. |
Efficient Data TransmissionThe 16Gbps switching capacity effectively reduces data latency and enhances network office efficiency, and upgrade your network to Gigabit connectivity. Ideal choice for SOHO network. |
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Ethernet Ports | 18 | 28 | 8 | 5 | 8 |
Max Ethernet Speed | 10/100/1000Mbps | 10/100/1000Mbps | 10/100/1000Mbps | 10/100/1000Mbps | 10/100/1000Mbps |
Case Material | Metal | Metal | Metal | Metal | Metal |
Incl.PoE Ports | 16 | 24 | 8 | 4 | / |
PoE Power Output | 250 Watts | 400 Watts | 120 Watts | 78 Watts | / |
PoE Supported | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | / |
Fast Cooling | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
For Small Business | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
Technical Details
Model | SG308P (8 PoE Ports) |
PoE Port | 8×10/100/1000Mbps |
PoE Supply | Port 1 to Port 8 support standard IEEE802.3at/af Power(maximum power for each port is 30W), PoE power type is end-span(12+, 36- line pair) |
Power | AC 110-240V~50/60Hz DC 52V/2.3A(Power Adapter Output) |
Switching Capacity | 16 Gbps |
Standards | IEEE 802.3, IEEE 802.3u, IEEE 802.3x, IEEE 802.3af, IEEE 802.3at |
Lightning Protection | 3 KV |
Mac Address Table | 8K |
PoE Transmission Distance | ≤100 meters |
Dimensions (L × W × H) | 7.87inch * 4.64inch * 1.73inch (200mm*118mm*44mm) |
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Product Dimensions | 7.9 x 4.6 x 1.7 inches |
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Item Weight | 1.43 pounds |
ASIN | B083WH142K |
Item model number | 8 Port PoE |
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Best Sellers Rank | #290 in Computer Networking Switches |
Date First Available | January 15, 2020 |
Manufacturer | Aumox |
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Customers like the performance, quality and value of the network switch. For example, they mention it performs well, it's sturdy and well made, and it'll provide years of reliable service. Customers are also impresseded with the ease of use, saying it'd be easy to plug and play with no configuration required. They appreciate the small size and compact design.
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Customers are satisfied with the performance of the network switch. They mention that it performs well, has been performing perfectly, and does exactly what they need. They also say that there is no noticeable lag or speed drop, and that their internet speeds remained solid and unaffected when they use this switch to feed. The switch is rugged and capable, and delivers gigabit speeds with no issues.
"...Further, I observed no noticeable lag or speed drop from the UniFi equipment when connected to the AUXMOX switch, rather than directly connected to..." Read more
"...The build quality is excellent, the function is excellent, the power draw is excellent, and the look and feel of the unit is excellent...." Read more
"...Further, I observed no noticeable lag or speed drop from the UniFi AP when connected to the AUXMOX switch, rather than directly connected to my core..." Read more
"...This thing is about the size of a deck of cards and does exactly what I needed...." Read more
Customers are satisfied with the quality of the network switch. They mention that it has a good build quality, the metal case is durable, and the chip is genuine. The switch is able to stay up during a power outage, and it has virtual VLAN and broadcast capabilities.
"...Additionally, I was pleased to see that the switch didn't make any weird or unnecessary calls home or out to the interne as I was watching it with..." Read more
"...While researching this switch I found out that the POE function is fully automated, meaning that no matter what you plug into it, be it a phone, or..." Read more
"...Additionally, I was pleased to see that the switch didn't make any weird or unnecessary calls home or out to the internet...." Read more
"...and has mounting points on the bottom for use on a panel - Durable, with full metal construction I have no concerns with this lasting a LONG..." Read more
Customers find the value of the AUMOX switch to be great. They mention that the functionality for price is amazing, and the quality is exceptional. Some say that the switch is a perfect DIY cheap solution.
"...Pros:- Extremely affordable- Reliable POE power and a lot of it!- Does exactly what it says it does-..." Read more
"...To sum up this review, this unit is well worth the current asking price. I frankly can not believe the value that I recieved for the money...." Read more
"...Pros:- Extremely affordable- Reliable POE power and a lot of it!- Does exactly what it says it does-..." Read more
"...with this lasting a LONG time - Value, the functionality for price is amazing - Ease of use, it was literally plug it in and connect the..." Read more
Customers find the network switch easy to use. They mention that it's simple, easy to read, and has diagrams and mappings. They say there's no problem with hooking it up, and there're no configurations or software changes needed. Customers also mention that the switch is convenient and the best user-friendly product for non-IT users.
"...No modifications or software changes needed. It’s just a plug and play...." Read more
"...It is very convenient. One thing to note here, I tried to tax the unit and power supply, and in all of my testing, the unit never became warm or hot...." Read more
"...time - Value, the functionality for price is amazing - Ease of use, it was literally plug it in and connect the devices Ethernet cables,..." Read more
"...Super easy setup, simply plugin and it works! It took me more time to make the video than it took to get the switch up and running...." Read more
Customers like the size of the network switch. They say it is compact, well made, and easy to put in places. They also appreciate the metal chassis and the good sized transformer spanning the sides. Overall, customers are happy with the size and performance of this switch.
"...Comes with rack-mounting hardware- Small, fanless, runs cool to the touch under load- Matches my desks aestheticCons:-..." Read more
"...Comes with rack-mounting hardware- Small, fanless, runs cool to the touch under load- Matches my desks aestheticCons:-..." Read more
"...If you are looking for a small, inexpensive yet very capable gigabit switch this is it. You will not be disappointed with this purchase...." Read more
"...The switch is of a reasonable metal construction and is smaller in size than most other Gigabit switches on the market...." Read more
Customers like the connectivity of the network switch. They say they've never had a network throughput issue, and the switch is able to fully utilize their gigabit internet connection. Customers also say that the wireless networking is great, and has no trouble handling all the bandwidth. They also mention that the connections have been very reliable, and improve the performance of a wireless network.
"...it can effectively suppress a network storm, and improve the performance of a wireless network...." Read more
"...Does exactly what it says it does- Able to fully utilize my gigabit internet connection-..." Read more
"...I have never had a network throughput issue one the devices and have never had to cycle power on the switch itself...." Read more
"...It also has a grounding connection to help with signal integrity if needed...." Read more
Customers like the power of the network switch. They say it provides enough power to the REOlink dome cameras, and the power has been consistent. The switch is very power efficient, with about 5 watt system power draw. It has a pretty low power draw, and can power up to 58 W so there is still plenty of headroom.
"...Overall excellent experience keeping everything powered and everything "just worked" as advertised. No modifications or software changes needed...." Read more
"...The build quality is excellent, the function is excellent, the power draw is excellent, and the look and feel of the unit is excellent...." Read more
"...The RPI had no trouble staying powered over POE and moved data just as quickly as if it were still attached to my core switch...." Read more
"Powered all of my camera's. And a Cisco access point" Read more
Customers are satisfied with the durability of the network switch. They mention that it runs cool to the touch under load, and has not heated up. The metal case acts as a heatsink to help dissipate any heat generated. They are also pleased to find that there is no fan. That said, some complain that the power supply included with the switch seems flimsy.
"...Comes with rack-mounting hardware- Small, fanless, runs cool to the touch under load- Matches my desks aestheticCons:-..." Read more
"...It seems to put out very little heat, which goes hand in hand with the power efficiency that the unit displays...." Read more
"...Comes with rack-mounting hardware- Small, fanless, runs cool to the touch under load- Matches my desks aestheticCons:-..." Read more
"...It run cool and does exactly what it says.What I like: - Small and compact...." Read more
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- UniFi APAC Lite (UAP-AC-Lite)
- UniFi AP AC Inwall (UAP-AC-Inwall)
- UniFi Cloud Key Gen2
- Server running Plex, Piehole, etc
- Some monoprice patch panels that is in my network cabinet that I installed in the laundry room.
Initially, Everyone will have concerns that when you see switch shipped in a standard Amazon bubble mailer. Still, when I opened the package and seeing that there was another box inside with a decent amount of foam padding keeping the switch in place, my fears were alleviated.
Now since I told, I'll explain how I used the AUXMOX switch DAILY. I decided that I would patch a cable into the patch panel and have the AUXMOX switch live on my test bench in my office while I did all my testing. During these tests, I connected the UniFi AP, which is POE powered, a Rasperry Pie that is POE powered, my MacBook Air & Pro, and multiple IP based cameras (cheap ones to expensive ones. That said, everything has been working flawlessly while plugged into this little switch.
I was able to easily max out my gigabit COX GigaBlast connection downloading files onto my Server using the switch. Further, I observed no noticeable lag or speed drop from the UniFi equipment when connected to the AUXMOX switch, rather than directly connected to my core UniFi switch. The RPI had no trouble staying powered over POE and moved data just as quickly as if it were still attached to my core switch. Additionally, the smart home hub seemed to be having no issues being plugged into the switch. Overall excellent experience keeping everything powered and everything "just worked" as advertised. No modifications or software changes needed. It’s just a plug and play.
Interesting observations for those that want to know more about how it interacted with the rest of the UniFi setup. The switch did not appear in the UniFi controller panel, which makes sense because it's not an UniFi device. However, it is worth noting that it didn't even show up with a MAC address anywhere in the controller, so you'd have to enter that manually if you needed to make any additional configurations to how the switch is managed. As far as the switch assigning DHCP leases, I didn't have any issues with it pulling correctly from the USG, which is what hands out DHCP for me. Further, any devices connected to the switch will show that they are connected via the port that the switches uplink is plugged into on the UniFi core switch.
Additionally, I was pleased to see that the switch didn't make any weird or unnecessary calls home or out to the interne as I was watching it with PiHolet. It appears to do exactly what it says it does: quick, efficient, cheap, and reliable POE power/data.
One note about their separate "VLAN" feature. It feesl as if they mislabeled the functionality because it's not so much an "individual VLAN" for things plugged into the switch as it is port isolation. When the jumper is flipped to enable their VLAN setting, nothing on the switch can communicate with anything else on the switch. This would be useful if you had a bunch of POE devices that don't need to talk to each other, or you wanted them to be segregated for some reason. In my case, it was just kind of a pain in the butt, and I disabled it after testing it was port isolation was the case.
Pros:
- Extremely affordable
- Reliable POE power and a lot of it!
- Does exactly what it says it does
- Able to fully utilize my gigabit internet connection
- Uses standard power cable and has a built-in power supply
- Comes with rack-mounting hardware
- Small, fanless, runs cool to the touch under load
- Matches my desks aesthetic
Cons:
- Unmanaged. Which isn't even really a con because if you needed that, you wouldn't be buying this.
- I really couldn't find anything wrong with this switch because it just works so simply and does precisely what is advertised.
100% recommend buying one, and since I may have some additional project that needed easy POE accessibility without a managed switch feature set, I will be picking more of these up. I almost 100% positive that I probably would have shelled out more money to get another UniFi switch. Still, this AUXMOX has performed so well that I would recommend picking up one for any project where you need easy POE or LAN.
- UniFi Security Gateway Pro (USG-Pro-4)
- UniFi 8 Port 60W POE Switch (US-8-60W)
- UniFi AP AC Pro (UAP-AC-PRO)
- UniFi APAC Lite (UAP-AC-Lite)
- UniFi AP AC Inwall (UAP-AC-Inwall)
- UniFi Cloud Key Gen2
- Server running Plex, Piehole, etc
- Some monoprice patch panels that is in my network cabinet that I installed in the laundry room.
Initially, Everyone will have concerns that when you see switch shipped in a standard Amazon bubble mailer. Still, when I opened the package and seeing that there was another box inside with a decent amount of foam padding keeping the switch in place, my fears were alleviated.
Now since I told, I'll explain how I used the AUXMOX switch DAILY. I decided that I would patch a cable into the patch panel and have the AUXMOX switch live on my test bench in my office while I did all my testing. During these tests, I connected the UniFi AP, which is POE powered, a Rasperry Pie that is POE powered, my MacBook Air & Pro, and multiple IP based cameras (cheap ones to expensive ones. That said, everything has been working flawlessly while plugged into this little switch.
I was able to easily max out my gigabit COX GigaBlast connection downloading files onto my Server using the switch. Further, I observed no noticeable lag or speed drop from the UniFi equipment when connected to the AUXMOX switch, rather than directly connected to my core UniFi switch. The RPI had no trouble staying powered over POE and moved data just as quickly as if it were still attached to my core switch. Additionally, the smart home hub seemed to be having no issues being plugged into the switch. Overall excellent experience keeping everything powered and everything "just worked" as advertised. No modifications or software changes needed. It’s just a plug and play.
Interesting observations for those that want to know more about how it interacted with the rest of the UniFi setup. The switch did not appear in the UniFi controller panel, which makes sense because it's not an UniFi device. However, it is worth noting that it didn't even show up with a MAC address anywhere in the controller, so you'd have to enter that manually if you needed to make any additional configurations to how the switch is managed. As far as the switch assigning DHCP leases, I didn't have any issues with it pulling correctly from the USG, which is what hands out DHCP for me. Further, any devices connected to the switch will show that they are connected via the port that the switches uplink is plugged into on the UniFi core switch.
Additionally, I was pleased to see that the switch didn't make any weird or unnecessary calls home or out to the interne as I was watching it with PiHolet. It appears to do exactly what it says it does: quick, efficient, cheap, and reliable POE power/data.
One note about their separate "VLAN" feature. It feesl as if they mislabeled the functionality because it's not so much an "individual VLAN" for things plugged into the switch as it is port isolation. When the jumper is flipped to enable their VLAN setting, nothing on the switch can communicate with anything else on the switch. This would be useful if you had a bunch of POE devices that don't need to talk to each other, or you wanted them to be segregated for some reason. In my case, it was just kind of a pain in the butt, and I disabled it after testing it was port isolation was the case.
Pros:
- Extremely affordable
- Reliable POE power and a lot of it!
- Does exactly what it says it does
- Able to fully utilize my gigabit internet connection
- Uses standard power cable and has a built-in power supply
- Comes with rack-mounting hardware
- Small, fanless, runs cool to the touch under load
- Matches my desks aesthetic
Cons:
- Unmanaged. Which isn't even really a con because if you needed that, you wouldn't be buying this.
- I really couldn't find anything wrong with this switch because it just works so simply and does precisely what is advertised.
100% recommend buying one, and since I may have some additional project that needed easy POE accessibility without a managed switch feature set, I will be picking more of these up. I almost 100% positive that I probably would have shelled out more money to get another UniFi switch. Still, this AUXMOX has performed so well that I would recommend picking up one for any project where you need easy POE or LAN.
Reviewed in the United States on November 29, 2019
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Pros:
1. The boot speed is instant. Upon plugging it in, it powers up within 2 seconds. That'd much faster than some other switches I've tried in the past.
2. It comes with rack mounts!!! The rack mounts attach with 3 included screws on each side. They fit my rack perfecty. Also the screws are easy to screw in/get access to.
3. POE Works (most important feature). I was able to test 802.3af as that is what my UniFI AC-Lite and U6-Lite (The WiFi6 model) support
-- Note, for others that wish to buy this switch, make sure your UniFi APs support 802.3af. The older ones prior to board revision 33 (32 and lower) DO NOT support 802.3af and only support passive 24v POE which this switch does not do. I have a mix of older and newer UniFi APs and only some of them work. The compatible ones indicate 802.3af on the back side of them for eay verification. If you cannot get to them, go to the UniFi Controller, manage the AP, scroll to the bottom and download the JSON file. You will be able to see the board revision in that file for each AP. 33 and higher is compatible.
4. Fan noise is there, but it's pretty quiet. Even under a desk I couldn't hear it. When it's mounted in my rack, it's inaudible due to the fans for the router and server. Noise is not a concern whatsoever.
5. Plugging in non-POE equipment did not damage it. Some cheaper switches can, this one does not. Have tried a bunch of different NICs, Xbox, my TV, PC, an Asus NAS and Synology NAS. No issues.
Cons:
1. Is there a white or silver model to match my UniFi Gear? :D
2. Unmanaged, but for a managed switch you would typically pay a lot more. I'm totally fine that this is unmanaged. The VLAN switch does work though in my testing if you need to use VLANs.
All in all an awesome switch that doesn't break the bank! A+++!
Reviewed in Canada on February 14, 2021
Pros:
1. The boot speed is instant. Upon plugging it in, it powers up within 2 seconds. That'd much faster than some other switches I've tried in the past.
2. It comes with rack mounts!!! The rack mounts attach with 3 included screws on each side. They fit my rack perfecty. Also the screws are easy to screw in/get access to.
3. POE Works (most important feature). I was able to test 802.3af as that is what my UniFI AC-Lite and U6-Lite (The WiFi6 model) support
-- Note, for others that wish to buy this switch, make sure your UniFi APs support 802.3af. The older ones prior to board revision 33 (32 and lower) DO NOT support 802.3af and only support passive 24v POE which this switch does not do. I have a mix of older and newer UniFi APs and only some of them work. The compatible ones indicate 802.3af on the back side of them for eay verification. If you cannot get to them, go to the UniFi Controller, manage the AP, scroll to the bottom and download the JSON file. You will be able to see the board revision in that file for each AP. 33 and higher is compatible.
4. Fan noise is there, but it's pretty quiet. Even under a desk I couldn't hear it. When it's mounted in my rack, it's inaudible due to the fans for the router and server. Noise is not a concern whatsoever.
5. Plugging in non-POE equipment did not damage it. Some cheaper switches can, this one does not. Have tried a bunch of different NICs, Xbox, my TV, PC, an Asus NAS and Synology NAS. No issues.
Cons:
1. Is there a white or silver model to match my UniFi Gear? :D
2. Unmanaged, but for a managed switch you would typically pay a lot more. I'm totally fine that this is unmanaged. The VLAN switch does work though in my testing if you need to use VLANs.
All in all an awesome switch that doesn't break the bank! A+++!
This switch excels in situations where a managed device is not required, namely, for connecting bunches of network appliances (IP Cameras, WIfi A/Ps, Phones etc)
A surprise feature for me was the "VLAN" switch. Technically, I think this is actually called PVLAN (Private VLAN) or Port Isolation. This allows you to isolate the interfaces from each other at the flick of a switch, and without having to mess with VLANs in your router. When the feature is turned on, devices plugged into the interfaces can no longer see each other but can only see whatever is plugged into the "Uplink" ports (17&18). One application for this would be a quick and painless way to setup guest wifi where you want to prevent anyone connected via the AP from seeing anything plugged into the other device ports. See my pics for what a device scan of the network looks like with the PVLAN feature enabled and disabled.
One feature that I would have liked to see is some kind of indication on the ports to tell if plugged in devices are drawing POE or not. I have this feature on another switch and it's super handy.
All in all, I can see myself getting a few more of these down the road for future phone or camera jobs. Good price and just the right features.
Reviewed in Canada on March 12, 2021
This switch excels in situations where a managed device is not required, namely, for connecting bunches of network appliances (IP Cameras, WIfi A/Ps, Phones etc)
A surprise feature for me was the "VLAN" switch. Technically, I think this is actually called PVLAN (Private VLAN) or Port Isolation. This allows you to isolate the interfaces from each other at the flick of a switch, and without having to mess with VLANs in your router. When the feature is turned on, devices plugged into the interfaces can no longer see each other but can only see whatever is plugged into the "Uplink" ports (17&18). One application for this would be a quick and painless way to setup guest wifi where you want to prevent anyone connected via the AP from seeing anything plugged into the other device ports. See my pics for what a device scan of the network looks like with the PVLAN feature enabled and disabled.
One feature that I would have liked to see is some kind of indication on the ports to tell if plugged in devices are drawing POE or not. I have this feature on another switch and it's super handy.
All in all, I can see myself getting a few more of these down the road for future phone or camera jobs. Good price and just the right features.