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Small metal box with six network ports and a power cable

Avantalk

Avantalk 2 in 1 accessory 4 Port Gigabit PoE Switch 65W

SKU CH-MNEP-S4XKV

A four-port Gigabit PoE switch with two uplink ports, 65 W total budget and 30 W per port

  • 65 W total PoE budget powers up to four cameras
  • Each PoE port delivers up to 30 W for 48 V devices
  • Two 1000 Mbps uplink ports connect NVR and router
  • CCTV mode extends PoE reach to 820 ft
  • VLAN mode isolates downlink ports and enables PoE watchdog

Compact PoE switch for IP cameras

This four-port Gigabit switch delivers up to 30W per port from a 65W total budget, powering standard 48V wireless APs and PoE security cameras while two uplink ports connect the NVR and router. Built-in 4KV lightning protection and an internal power supply simplify outdoor or indoor deployments.

Fits small surveillance builds

The metal enclosure operates fanless and plugs directly into mains power, so no external adapter is required. CCTV mode extends cable runs to 820ft for remote cameras, while VLAN mode isolates downlink ports from each other yet keeps uplink access for the recorder. PoE watchdog automatically reboots unresponsive devices without manual intervention.

Replaces separate injector and switch combos

Installers who previously ran individual injectors for each camera gain a single managed power budget and reduced cable clutter. The jump is worthwhile when a site needs up to four powered devices and centralized reboot control, but not for networks requiring 24V passive PoE gear or port counts beyond four.

Highlights

  • 65 W total PoE budget powers up to four cameras
  • Each PoE port delivers up to 30 W for 48 V devices
  • Two 1000 Mbps uplink ports connect NVR and router
  • CCTV mode extends PoE reach to 820 ft
  • VLAN mode isolates downlink ports and enables PoE watchdog

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

How much total PoE power does the 65 W budget provide before ports shut down?

The switch offers a 65 W total PoE budget across four ports, each capable of up to 30 W, so sustained loads above 65 W will cause the switch to limit or disable ports.

Does the built-in 65 W supply run silently or does it need a fan under all-day load?

The unit uses an internal 65 W power supply with no fan mentioned, so it relies on passive metal-case cooling and runs silently even during continuous operation.

What voltage must my cameras or APs already support to be powered directly?

Connected devices must accept standard 48 V PoE; 24 V wireless APs will not work without an active PoE splitter.

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