In this video, I went hands-on with the Ruijie wireless bridge RG-EST330F-P and showed you why it’s a little bit more different than the usual wireless bridge we often see out there. I unboxed it first—manuals, the main bridge, the power adapter/PoE injector, mounting strap, and even the screwdrivers—then I walked through how I actually power it up using the included injector. You’ll see the DC 24V input on the injector, then the PoE out that feeds the bridge on the first LAN PoE port. The real highlight is the extra PoE outputs. After the bridge powered on (system light blinking), I plugged in two CCTV cameras to the additional LAN ports and checked the link lights. LAN 1 showed the uplink activity, and LAN 2 and LAN 3 started blinking too—meaning the cameras were linked and powered. So if you’re building a network solution for outdoor CCTV or you just need to power extra PoE devices off the same unit, this setup is clean and practical: one bridge doing the wireless link plus two more powered ports for your PoE gear.