Milesight 8 Port 100Mbps AF/AT 120 Watt PoE Switch with Dual Gigabit Uplink ports. Milesight has a range of PoE switches from 4, 8, 16 to 24 port to support their IP Cameras. Milesight PoE Switch Series provides flexible choices for various applications. It automatically recognizes the power receiving devices and offers power. Also, transmitting the data over one single Ethernet cable, it simplifies the network deployment in remote areas without power outlet.
Featuring multiple 10/100Mbps PoE ports which support IEEE 802.3af/at protocol and 2 Gigabit uplink ports, the Milesight PoE Switch Series provides maximum power budget of 400W for all PoE ports and 30W for every single PoE port respectively, allowing users to have several different camera variations configured.
With up to 14.8Gbps switching capacity, non-blocking design and full link-speed forwarding, Milesight PoE Switch Series is able to provide fluent transmission. At the same time, its reliability of data transmission is well guaranteed by the self-adaption ports which support both IEEE 802.3x Full Duplex Communication and Backpressure Half Duplex Communication.
Reaching 4KV surge protection, the PoE ports owns the capacity to keep the PoE Switch from lightning strikes and other electrical surges, offering reliable performance even in some harsh environments.
Abide by safety requirements of industrial standard, the Milesight PoE Switch Series is definitely reliable to bring safe perfor-mance. The exquisite metal housing, fanless design, low power consumption and continuous PoE power supply guarantee the efficient and stable running.
The plug and play with no configuration makes the maintaining as easy as ABC. With the indicator lights of PWR and Link/Act, users can easily get the working status of the connected devices. All those will have no doubt to simply the use.
Features
IEEE 802.3af/at Protocol
4KV Surge protection
1Gbps Uplink Ports
100Mbps ports
250m Extend Mode
Additional Information
NDAA Compliant
This model is compliant with the NDAA (National Defense Authorization Act). It does not use or deploy critical components including SoCs produced by NDAA banned component vendors, which is recommended for enterprises and critical applications where compliance is essential.