Built for Real-World Surveillance and SMB Networks
If you’re setting up a video surveillance system in a hotel, retail store, or warehouse, you already know the pain of running separate power cables for each camera. This 24-port PoE network switch solves that – it sends both data and power over a single Ethernet cable. It’s unmanaged, so you don’t need to configure anything. Plug in your cameras, access points, or VoIP phones, and they’ll power up automatically as long as they support IEEE802.3af/at.
What sets this switch apart is the DIP switch on the front. Flip it to Extend mode and ports 1-24 can transmit data up to 250 meters over Cat5e or better cable – that’s more than double the standard 100m limit. In the same mode, those ports are isolated from each other but can still talk to the uplink ports (25-28). This dramatically cuts broadcast storms and makes your video feeds more stable. Flip it to VLAN mode and you get port isolation without extra configuration – perfect for separating customer Wi-Fi from office traffic in a small business.
The switch is built to last. Metal casing, natural heat dissipation, and a built-in power supply keep it running reliably in dusty utility closets or on warehouse shelves. And because all ports support line-speed forwarding, you won’t introduce latency that messes with real-time video.
Who is it for? IT administrators managing a small-to-medium video surveillance network, MSPs deploying cost-effective access layer switches, and facility managers who need a no-hassle way to extend PoE beyond 100 meters without buying extender devices.
