Power-over-Ethernet (PoE) enables wired connections throughout your home or small business A 10-port wired network router and PoE switch with wired speeds up to 9.4 Gbps (upload/download) that can power up to seven eero PoE 6 access points.
Q: What is the maximum number of Wi-Fi satellites supported by this gateway?
A: The eero PoE Gateway supports up to 32 Wi-Fi satellites.
Q: How many eero PoE 6 access points can this gateway power?
A: The eero PoE Gateway can power up to seven eero PoE 6 access points.
Q: Does this gateway require a separate PoE switch?
A: The eero PoE Gateway minimizes or eliminates the need for a separate PoE switch with its eight PoE-capable 2.5 GbE ports.
Q: What is the maximum wired speed supported by this gateway?
A: The eero PoE Gateway supports wired speeds up to 9.4 Gbps for both upload and download.
Q: Can this gateway be used to power devices other than eero access points?
A: Yes, the eero PoE Gateway can power other PoE-enabled devices like computers, security cameras, or POS systems, in addition to eero PoE 6 access points.
Q: Does this gateway have parental control features?
A: Yes, the eero PoE Gateway offers parental control features.
A: The PoE Gateway eero is designed to be the head/gateway eero (thus the name) of an eero network, especially one using PoE 6 eero. There must be one eero upstream for all the others so in previous PoE setups it had to be configured as Internet/Modem->Head eero->PoE Injector/switch->PoE eero. Since most PoE setups don't need wifi in the network closet, that led to an eero that was largely unused for wifi. The PoE gateway solves this and removes the need for an additional PoE switch. With it you go internet/modem->Poe Gateway eero->PoE eero. Of course the PoE Gateway eero also works well for hardwired setups that aren't PoE
A: He Gundy. Thanks for reaching out! The eero PoE Gateway supports the connection of both PoE and Non-PoE devices. It has eight PoE Capable 2.5GbE ports and two 10 GbE ports. Your non-PoE devices can be hardwired to either the 2.5 GbE or 10 GbE ports, while the Outdoor 7 would need to plus into the 2.5 GbE ports for PoE power. I hope this helps. Have a great day!
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Power-over-Ethernet (PoE) enables wired connections throughout your home or small business A 10-port wired network router and PoE switch with wired speeds up to 9.4 Gbps (upload/download) that can power up to seven eero PoE 6 access points.
$299.99
Experience lightning-fast, multi-gigabit wifi. eero PoE 6 is a Power-over-Ethernet (PoE) powered, ceiling or wall-mountable dual-band Wi-Fi 6 access point ideal for discreet and reliable wifi for homes and businesses.
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Introducing the NETGEAR GS108LP 8-port Gigabit Ethernet unmanaged switch with 60W PoE budget. The flexible PoE+ integrated technology allows you to increase or decrease the PoE budget at any time to provide to your devices the power they need with interchangeable external power supply and an intuitive power selector. The compact and fanless design makes this switch an ideal solution to connect or power any device in any business environment.
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O.K., before any of you who may be IT professionals have anything to say on the matter, let's just say that the eero PoE Gateway was a plug and play dream (albeit with a little friendly assistance from the eero helpline). SITUATION: Having recently upgraded from 1Gb to 2Gb service, I purchased the TP-Link TX 201 ethernet card and the TP-Link TL-SG608S-M2 2.5Gb unmanaged switch. So, I'm thinking that the following setup will give me 2Gb+ wired and wireless: ONT -> switch -> eero 6e. However, a FIOS ONT will not play well with this setup. It seems that the ONT signal *must* pass through the eero 6e before you can connect to an unmanaged switch. If you're familiar with the eero 6e, then you know what the problem is: one 2.5Gb port with an inexplicable 1Gb pass-through, effectively limiting all of my wired devices to the same 1Gb speed. Having already made several support calls and chats with my service provider (which ultimately ended up with an in-house tech consultation -- and to absolutely no avail, unfortunately), I remained undaunted. I knew that the eero 7 had 2.5Gb ports in and out, so I could pony up about ~$600 and solve my problem immediately. Even though I was able to determine that I might be able to set up an ONT -> managed switch (with VLAN settings) -> eero 6e, I couldn't find any well-presented online tutorials to encourage any pursuit of that path. That being said, I ultimately discovered that the eero PoE Gateway could be used quite successfully with a FIOS ONT service. Having confirmed this with my service provider, I ponied up for the aforementioned (after returning the TP-Link TL-SG608S-M2, of course). Sure, the eero PoE Gateway set me back ~$400, but it beat the price tag of the eero 7 by $200, so I felt emboldened. My *only* caveat? There is no documentation included with the Gateway to guide you. eero's online instruction sets did not directly apply to my situation and did not yield the desired results. So, even though you *may* have to call the eero support staff for guidance, I had a very pleasant experience. Communication was very clear every step of the way and I was able to get my network "up to speed", so to speak. Yes, I could have spent a few more hours watching way too many YouTube tutorials until I became well-versed in the ins and outs of managed switches -- and, in the process, I probably could have saved myself another $150. But, the eero PoE Gateway simply *WORKS* -- and without the need to go under the hood and configure VLANs. Cheaper than therapy! ;)
Posted by HipToad
Setup was very quick and painless with the Eero app. Coming from an existing Eero network made the process seamless and easy. As soon as I completed setup and connected my 4 hard line connections, the lights immediately started indicating which speeds I was getting to each device. For a network switch with 2 - 10 gb in ports and 8 2.5gb ports out, I am able to get high speed internet throughout my home with no issue!
Posted by Brody
Great way to boost your speed with your home internet. I used this to get extra ethernet ports for game consoles. Works great with the eero 6E router. Make sure you update your router before you update the port switch.
Posted by Collin