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A black metal rackmount network switch with 26 ports on the front panel

BFKK

BFKK 26 Port Gigabit PoE+ Switch 24 PoE Ports 2 Uplink 320W Unmanaged VLAN Rackmount

SKU CH-4WMS-YVBD8

26-port Gigabit switch with 24 PoE+ ports, 2 uplink ports and 320 W power budget for IP cameras and access points

  • 24 PoE+ ports power cameras and access points with up to 30W each
  • 320W total PoE budget supports many devices without an extra power supply
  • Two Gigabit uplink ports connect the switch to an NVR or router
  • One-key VLAN isolates ports 1-24 for security while keeping uplink access
  • Unmanaged plug-and-play operation needs no software or configuration

26-Port Gigabit PoE+ Switch

This 26-port Gigabit switch provides 24 PoE+ RJ45 ports and two dedicated Gigabit uplink ports for connecting NVRs or upstream network gear. It suits installers deploying IP cameras, wireless access points or VoIP phones in small-to-medium installations. The unmanaged design requires no software configuration, offering plug-and-play operation with automatic MDI/MDIX and non-blocking forwarding.

320W PoE Budget and IEEE 802.3af/at Limits

Each port delivers up to 30W under IEEE 802.3af/at, while the total PoE budget is capped at 320W, so simultaneous full-power draw on all 24 ports is not possible. The switch automatically detects powered devices and safely passes data to non-PoE equipment, but it does not support passive PoE injectors or proprietary power schemes.

VLAN Isolation for 24 Edge Ports

One-key VLAN mode isolates ports one through 24 from each other while keeping uplink communication open, improving security and reducing broadcast storms in surveillance networks. This configuration works well for segregated camera streams or tenant networks, yet it offers no per-port bandwidth shaping, link aggregation or Layer 3 routing features.

Highlights

  • 24 PoE+ ports power cameras and access points with up to 30W each
  • 320W total PoE budget supports many devices without an extra power supply
  • Two Gigabit uplink ports connect the switch to an NVR or router
  • One-key VLAN isolates ports 1-24 for security while keeping uplink access
  • Unmanaged plug-and-play operation needs no software or configuration

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

Should I pick the 24-port PoE+ model or a version with fewer powered ports?

The unit ships with 24 PoE+ RJ45 ports plus 2 Gigabit uplinks, so you get the full 26-port count in one box.

What does the 320 W budget mean when I plug in cameras and access points?

It is the total power the switch can deliver across all 24 PoE+ ports; each port can supply up to 30 W, so the budget covers roughly ten devices at maximum draw.

How does the IEEE 802.3af/at standard limit what I can connect?

The switch follows 802.3af/at, so it negotiates power with compliant cameras, phones or APs and will not power passive PoE gear.

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