PoE++ Injector Gigabit | Non-PoE to PoE Adapter | 802.3bt/at/af Compliant | Up to 60W | Wall Mountable | Plug&Play | Up to 100m(328 ft) | UL Certified(POE170S)

Been working for a week and so far so good. It's powering 3 PoE cameras plus a PoE powered Access Point over a 75' cable. I'd tried a China-special 90W injector and it kept turning itself off so I returned it. I wasn't sure 65W would be enough but so far so good. I guess you get what you pay for.

I have two Unifi Flex switches. These are quarky little entries in the Unifi lineup as they are are 5 port gigabit switches that do have 4 POE ports but no internal power. The power for the switch and for any downstream POE devices is supplied by an upstream switch or POE injector. They do support (and recommend) 802.3bt 60W as the the power supply. These TP-links work well for that use. I have two switches and two injectors. The first is powering an access point and a PTZ camera. The second is powering three stationary cameras. You may notice the POE availability listed as 46W. This is a self imposed limit inside of the switch as the remaining 14W is to ensure the switch isn't starved of power by overrunning the injector. The injectors are in a garage and have shown no issues in six months. They run cool and haven't shown issues about the lack of temperature control. I would buy again.

Nothing to extravagant, does what it says and powers the POE++ switch which then powers POE/+ cameras. A little larger than some other devices but not something to hold against it.

I purchased this POE injector to run a Ubiquity access point that’s about 150 feet away. It’s been mounted in a South Florida garage and next to the fiber router for the last year with no issues whatsoever!

Does exactly what I need it to do. Seems like a quality product.

I purchased these PoE injectors for some WiFi 6E access points. They worked exactly as they should. My APs only use 36 watts so I can’t say whether these can put out the full 60 watts, but they should. I will note that these are very large — roughly twice the size of other PoE injectors. That may make install location a bit tricky, but they’re great for the price.

I used this for work as a testing unit for some problem PoE devices, it did its job well and helped me do mine.

This unit needs flat head screws to mount, otherwise trouble MAY present itself. This unit worked fine for about 13 months, then failed. TP-LINK's warranty process is fair. You get to pay for return shipping, and might need to wait for a couple of weeks, unless you pay a premium. Make sure you register your product(s).