Need a switch for an attic that gets HOT

[Wallaceman105]

Hey guys, I'm trying to set up a proper ethernet setup in my house, and I have a concern about the switch I'm using.

For context, the system runs like the quick diagram I attached.

The attic that the main switch is in can regularly get up to 110-125 Fahrenheit during the North Carolina summer, and I've noticed on all the network switches I look at, they all have operating temperatures listed.

How important are those numbers, and if the one I'm dealing with are too high, what are my options?

 

Thanks,

Wallace

 

[mtz_federico]

You could use a Unifi Industrial. But you are better off getting a cheaper switch and putting it next to the router but you would need to extend the cables.

[Wallaceman105]

1 hour ago, mtz_federico said:

You could use a Unifi Industrial. But you are better off getting a cheaper switch and putting it next to the router but you would need to extend the cables.

Long story short, my only option is to run the cable up 2 floors through the wall into the attic