Unmanaged 24 Port POE Network Switch W/ 2 Gigabit Uplinks, POE+ 30 Watts per Port, 360 Watts Total Budget, UL Listed, TAA Compliant

24 POE PORTS WITH 2 ADDITIONAL NON-POWERED GIGABIT RATED PORTS - This unmanaged POE switch offers a total of 26 ports, comprising (24) 10/100 POE-rated ports ideal for IP cameras or other POE-enabled devices, and (2) additional non-powered Gigabit-rated uplink ports to facilitate seamless and efficient transfer of network traffic from your cameras to your NVR/Server and/or Router.
EACH PORT CAPABLE OF PUSHING POE+ UP TO 30 WATTS PER PORT FOR POWER-HUNGRY DEVICES - This switch can supply up to 30 watts (POE+ IEEE802.3af/at) per port, catering to high-wattage devices such as PTZ cameras. It also adapts to lower-wattage POE devices by delivering only the required power, ensuring compatibility and efficiency.
TOTAL POE WATTAGE BUDGET OF 360 WATTS - With a total POE wattage budget of 360 watts, this switch is capable of supporting at least 24 IP cameras, including a mix of POE+ (IEEE802.3at) and Standard POE (IEEE802.3af) devices. As long as the aggregate power consumption of all connected devices does not exceed 360 watts, this switch will perform optimally, meeting the demands of most deployment scenarios.
UL LISTED, NDAA COMPLIANT, TAA COMPLIANT - This switch is UL listed and compliant with both TAA and NDAA standards, ensuring it is suitable for installation in residential, commercial, and enterprise environments, and meets stringent safety and regulatory requirements.
RACK MOUNTABLE WITH INCLUDED RACK EAR MOUNTS - The package includes all necessary hardware for rack mounting. However, due to its compact and silent design, this switch can also be conveniently utilized in a desk-mounted setup.
OPTIONAL EXTEND MODE - RUN CABLES UP TO 820' - Need to go past the standard 328' Max Distance Run on your POE IP Cameras? No problem. Just flip the "extend mode" toggle switch to enable all POE ports to deliver POE and data all the way up to an incredible 820' distance. This drops the POE ports to 10Mbps speeds which is usually fast enough for all IP Cameras, including the Ultra HD 4K Cameras.