10/100+1000 SWITCH
8 POE PORTS
IP cameras connect to a LAN through a network cable. To create a LAN you need at least one switch to connect the cameras. To easily cover large areas you can use several switches connected to each other. Our POE switches are not ordinary computer switches, but are specifically designed for video surveillance networks. This is why they are ideal to make secure and reliable networks on which you can base your IP video surveillance system. Below is an example of a small IP network; please note the POE switch that allows you to connect two cameras.
Thanks to the Power Over Ethernet (PoE) technology, the IP cameras are powered just through the network cable and do not need a separate power supply. This is one of the main advantages of the IP CCTV compared to traditional analogue systems. The POE power supply is defined by an international standard (IEEE802), so with our POE switches you can power any 48V POE compliant device. Almost all of our IP cameras, including many PTZ models, support POE. If your camera does not support POE power supply, you can add it yourself with an external POE splitter.
This range includes switches with 4.8 and 16 RJ45 POE ports. Each port can supply Power Over Ethernet to a camera. You can connect any POE camera (IEEE802.3af 15W) and even motorized POE + cameras (IEEE802.3at 30W) because each port supports both standards. Of course you can also connect devices that do not require power, such as a PC or NVR, but to do this, most switches also have one or two UPLINK ports without power. Each port has two LEDs that indicate POE power and data.
This range includes 10/100 and 10/100/1000 switches. The 10/100 switches can handle a maximum data transmission speed of 100 Mbps. They are ideal for the connection of IP cameras that also have a 10/100 network interface and takes less than 10 Mbps each, depending on the video streaming setting. If the band to be handled exceeds 100 Mbps you have to use the 10/100/1000 switches, also called Gigabit switches. For instance, you should use a Gigabit switch when you need to connect other switches, each with a certain number of cameras. Some switches have 10/100 ports for the cameras and 10/100/1000 uplink ports to communicate faster with upstream devices.
The cameras connect to the switches with UTP cables. The most popular cables are UTP CAT5. Before buying your cable you must check that they are made with pure copper conductors because cheap CCA conductors won't work. If you want your system to work properly with standard POE you should not exceed 100 meters wiring. To help you in long distance wiring, most of these switches come with EXTENDED POE function which allows you to reach 250 meters. If you enable this function the maximum bandwidth per channel cannot exceed 10MB. This is usually enough for an IP camera.
According to the IEEE802 standard, POE switches supply 48VDC power. Our switches supply power only to devices that can support it, so there is no risk of damages due to incorrect power supply, that are unfortunately quite frequent in analog systems. Each port can deliver up to 30W and can power any camera, including PTZ cameras with IR that require high power. Be careful that all cameras power consumption should not exceed the maximum power that the switch can supply. An average camera with IR requires between 6 and 8W so most of the time you can use all the POE ports without worry.
Almost all POE switches in this range include AI video stream supervision functions, specifically developed for video surveillance systems, which allow the network to react in case of troubles. The AI POE function automatically restarts the POE camera if it detects unstable video signal. The AI QOS function monitors the data transmission of the channels giving priority to cameras with transmission troublesDif youif you bought one of these camera .
In our range of POE switches for video surveillance you will also find some models in IP54 protection housing. They are a great solution when you have to place the switch outside, for example on poles. In these models the switch is housed in an ABS casing which protects both the switch and connections from rain. It is much better than protecting a normal switch in a waterproof box because the wiring remains tidier and easier to inspect. In addition, the container is designed for both wall and pole mounting with clamps. The product is complete with 220V power cable and removable cover for cable entry.
All of our POE switches for video surveillance can be placed on a surface or installed into junction or protective boxes. If you want, you can also rack mount these switches, in standard 19 inch racks. These switches take one rack unit, mounting brackets, to be screwed on the side of the switches are included.
These POE switches are ready to work. They do not require any configuration or addressing operation because they perform all the functions automatically. All switches come with 48VDC power supply and include a protection circuit capable of protecting against overvoltages up to 6KV.
Our switches are silent, fan-less and small in size. You can easily place them in junction boxes, cabinets, false ceilings etc. to bring your network anywhere.
CODE | IN-SW42MX |
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Description | Switch POE |
SET UP | |
POE ports | 4 RJ45 10/100 |
UPLINK ports | 2 RJ45 10/100 |
Accessories included | AC cable, Rack mounting brackets |
SPECIFICATIONS | |
POE standards | IEEE 802.3i / 3u / 3x / 3af / 3at (POE+) 48V |
Max. power per port | POE 30W |
Total max. power | POE 78W |
Max. bandwidth | 1.2 Gbps |
POE range | 100 m. |
Extended POE | 250 m. (10MB) |
POE pin | 1/2 (+), 3/6 (-) |
AI QOS | |
AI POE | |
VLAN | |
GENERAL | |
Casing | Metal |
Rack mounting | |
Degree of protection | IP40 |
Operating temperature | 0-40°C Humidity 10%-90% |
Power supply | 110/240VAC 50/60Hz built-in adapter |
Dimensions | 200x44x120 mm. |
Weight | 700 gr. |
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Of course you can connect IP cameras to a generic Ethernet switch or directly to the router. However these specific switches for video surveillance offer you many advantages. In our switches all ports are able to supply power , while normal switches usually do not provide POE power supply or make it available only on a few ports. A generic switch is also not supporting POE + power supply which is essential to power motorized cameras. Our switches also include specific features for CCTV cameras management.
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