Simple PoE for IP cameras and small office wiring
If you’re wiring up a handful of IP cameras, VoIP phones, or wireless access points in one location, this Unmanaged DC Wall-mount 8 port PoE Switch keeps things simple. Plug in the DC 48-53V supply, connect your network, and the switch powers compatible devices over ports 1 through 8. No software, no managed setup, no extra configuration. It just works.
The PoE ports follow IEEE802.3 af/at and deliver up to 30W each, with a total 96W budget. That is enough for typical PTZ cameras, dual-band APs, and phone systems running from one compact unit. Standard PoE auto-detection means the switch only sends power to PDs that negotiate for it, so mixed installations with non-PoE devices don’t get damaged.
Built for the locations where space is tight
This is a wall-mount design, so it fits under a desk, behind a rack, or next to a structured media panel. The compact 218x112x40mm body uses natural heat dissipation, so there are no fans to collect dust or make noise in a small office closet.
- 8 IEEE802.3 af/at PoE+ ports with individual 30W max output
- 2 Gigabit RJ45 uplink ports plus 2 SFP slots for fiber backbone connections
- Store-and-forward switching at 24Gbps non-blocking bandwidth
- DC 48-53V input with wall-mount friendly footprint
For a small office or surveillance deployment, the 2 Gigabit copper uplinks and 2 SFP slots give you room to grow. You can use the SFP slots for multi-mode or single-mode fiber, depending on distance, and keep the copper uplinks for a local NVR or firewall. The unmanaged nature is an advantage here: no one needs to troubleshoot VLANs or spanning tree on a simple edge switch.
Bottom line: this is a straightforward, low-friction way to add PoE to a wall-mounted network cabinet. It prioritizes predictable performance and safe power delivery without turning a simple network into a configuration project.
