When power outlets are scarce, this 24V PoE powered switch keeps your network running.
Field technicians and IT admins know the pain of running separate power lines for remote cameras or sensors. The SL710RP is a 24V PoE powered switch that solves that exact problem. It features 7 Fast Ethernet ports (10/100Base-TX) plus one Gigabit uplink (10/100/1000Base-T). Seven ports output PoE power using the unused pairs (4/5+ and 7/8-), while the eighth port accepts PoE input—meaning the whole switch can be powered over the network cable from a PoE source. That’s a game-changer for outdoor deployments, warehouses, or any spot where AC outlets are hard to reach.
Beyond the power flexibility, this 24V PoE switch handles the basics well: plug-and-play, no configuration needed. A one-key VLAN button isolates ports 2–8 from each other while keeping them connected to port 1—useful for separating guest traffic or camera feeds without extra management overhead. The wide input voltage range (15–56VDC) means you can feed it from a 24V battery bank, a solar setup, or any standard DC supply. Two extra DC outputs (12V and 5V) let you power a small sensor or a secondary device directly from the switch, reducing clutter.
Built with a plastic housing and no fan, it dissipates heat naturally and works from -20°C to +60°C. Whether you’re installing it in a junction box, mounting it on a wall, or just leaving it on a desktop, this 24V PoE powered switch delivers stable connectivity with minimal effort.
