8-Port Full Gigabit PoE++ Switch, 200W, Dual Gigabit Uplinks
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This 8-port full Gigabit PoE++ switch is designed for surveillance and business networks that need to power a mix of standard and high-power PoE devices. It supports compatible IP cameras, PTZ cameras, wireless access points, VoIP phones, PoE lighting, and other network equipment through centralized Ethernet connections.
High-power PoE++ ports make it suitable for devices such as PTZ cameras that require more power than standard PoE+, while dedicated Gigabit uplinks provide connections to compatible NVRs, routers, or upstream network switches without using the powered device ports.
For larger or more demanding installations, Extend Mode supports longer camera runs, while VLAN, PoE Watchdog, and QoS functions help isolate network traffic, recover unresponsive PoE devices, and prioritize important data. The fanless metal housing also supports quiet operation in offices, equipment rooms, and surveillance installations.
Key Benefits
- Supports High-Power PoE Devices – Powers compatible PTZ cameras and other equipment that require IEEE 802.3bt PoE++.
- Dedicated Network Uplinks – Connects compatible NVRs, routers, or upstream switches without reducing the available PoE device ports.
- Longer Camera Runs – Extend Mode helps reach cameras installed farther from the main network equipment.
- Network Control Functions – VLAN, PoE Watchdog, and QoS support traffic isolation, device recovery, and priority forwarding.
- Quiet Fanless Operation – Suitable for offices, surveillance rooms, and other locations where fan noise is undesirable.
Recommended Applications
- PTZ Camera Systems
- Commercial Surveillance Networks
- Warehouse and Factory Camera Systems
- Wireless Access Point Networks
- VoIP Installations
- PoE Lighting and Network Devices
| Network Interface | |
|---|---|
| PoE Ports | 8 × Full Gigabit RJ45 PoE ports |
| High-Power PoE++ Ports | 4 × IEEE 802.3bt ports, up to 90 W per port |
| PoE+ Ports | 4 × IEEE 802.3at ports, up to 30 W per port |
| Uplink Ports | 2 × Gigabit RJ45 uplink ports |
| PoE | |
|---|---|
| PoE Standards | IEEE 802.3af, IEEE 802.3at, IEEE 802.3bt |
| Total PoE Power Budget | 200 W |
| Maximum 802.3bt Output | Up to 90 W per supported 802.3bt port |
| Maximum 802.3at Output | Up to 30 W per supported 802.3at port |
| Operating Modes | |
|---|---|
| Extend Mode | Supports PoE power and data transmission up to 820 ft at a reduced 10 Mbps network speed |
| VLAN | Hardware VLAN function for port traffic isolation |
| PoE Watchdog | Automatically detects and restarts unresponsive connected PoE devices |
| Quality of Service | QoS priority forwarding through designated ports |
| General | |
|---|---|
| Product Type | 8-Port Full Gigabit PoE++ Switch |
| Housing | Full metal enclosure |
| Cooling | Fanless design |
Find answers to common questions about compatibility, PoE power, supported equipment, product selection, and use with security camera and surveillance systems.
How many PoE devices can this switch connect?
The switch provides eight full Gigabit PoE ports and can connect up to eight compatible powered devices. The combined power requirement must remain within the 200W total PoE budget.
What is the difference between the four 90W ports and four 30W ports?
Four ports support IEEE 802.3bt output up to 90W per port, while the other four support IEEE 802.3at output up to 30W per port. Connected devices must use compatible IEEE 802.3af, 802.3at, or 802.3bt power standards.
Can this switch power high-power PTZ cameras?
Yes, the four IEEE 802.3bt ports can provide up to 90W each for compatible high-power PoE devices, including supported PTZ IP cameras. Confirm the camera's PoE standard and power requirement before installation.
What does Extend Mode do?
Extend Mode supports PoE power and data transmission up to 820 feet while reducing the network speed to 10 Mbps. Actual distance depends on cable quality, device power requirements, and installation conditions.
What are the VLAN, PoE Watchdog, and QoS functions used for?
VLAN isolates designated network traffic, PoE Watchdog can restart unresponsive powered devices, and QoS gives selected ports higher forwarding priority when network traffic is congested.