UniFi Switch PoE 24 US-24-250W 24-Port Managed PoE+ Gigabit Switch with SFP

I recently upgraded my home network with the Ubiquiti Dream Machine Pro (UDM Pro) and a 24-Port UniFi PoE Switch, and I couldn’t be happier with the results. The setup was incredibly smooth—Ubiquiti’s interface is intuitive and walks you through everything from initial config to advanced settings without the typical networking headaches.I’m running two internet connections for redundancy (cable and fiber), and the UDM Pro handles failover seamlessly. The dashboard gives real-time visibility into both WAN connections and network performance.I’ve also deployed several UniFi wireless APs, all powered through PoE, and they’ve been flawless. Coverage throughout my 3,500 sq ft home is strong and consistent, even in tricky dead zones where other systems struggled. Adding my UniFi cameras to the network was plug-and-play—the PoE ports power everything cleanly, and I can monitor the entire property through the UniFi Protect interface.This setup has transformed my home into a pro-level network environment. If you’re looking for reliability, performance, and easy centralized control across networking, wireless, and surveillance—Ubiquiti delivers.Highly recommend this setup for anyone serious about a stable and secure smart.

These are great switches, well designed and very simple to configure. Needed them to replace some clunky NetGear switches that were difficult to setup and manage vlans properly. I added these new UniFi switches to my network using the same UNIFI server app I used to setup the WiFi APs in my office. Once recognized by the software, I setup my voice VLANS and they've been working great powering all the phones with the PCs chained through them on separate networks.

It's my 2nd one. Water got into the first and destroyed it (had it for multiple years). Fantastic networking tool for properly wired home.

Great switch however make sure you get the proper POE voltage needed for what you are powering for example certain Poe cameras or access points may require more power.

It works, shows "failed adopt" error.