BoYata
BoYata 4 Port Gigabit PoE++ Switch 96W 90W per Port
Four-port Gigabit PoE++ switch delivers up to 90W per port with a 96W total budget, plus an RJ45 and SFP uplink for cameras and access points
- Each port delivers up to 90W for demanding PoE++ devices
- Total 96W budget powers four high-draw devices simultaneously
- Gigabit RJ45 and SFP uplink handle full-speed network traffic
- Extend mode reaches 820ft at 10Mbps for distant IP cameras
- Fanless metal chassis runs silent in home or commercial spaces
4 Port Gigabit PoE++ Switch
The BoYata 4 Port Gigabit PoE++ Switch delivers up to 90W per port across four RJ45 interfaces with a total 96W power budget. It includes one Gigabit RJ45 uplink and one Gigabit SFP uplink for flexible network integration. Built-in 96W power supply and fanless metal enclosure suit both home and commercial deployments.
Suits installers powering high-draw PoE++ devices
This unit fits installers who need simultaneous 90W BT power on every port for PTZ cameras, wireless APs, VoIP phones or PoE lighting. Buyers requiring more than four powered ports or a total PoE budget above 96W should consider a larger switch. Non-PoE devices connect safely without receiving power.
Extend Mode trades bandwidth for distance
Activating Extend Mode pushes PoE transmission to 820ft at 10Mbps, useful for remote IP camera runs where bandwidth demand stays low. Standard mode restores full Gigabit speed on all ports. Fanless operation and 6KV surge protection add reliability without extra accessories or software licences.
Highlights
- Each port delivers up to 90W for demanding PoE++ devices
- Total 96W budget powers four high-draw devices simultaneously
- Gigabit RJ45 and SFP uplink handle full-speed network traffic
- Extend mode reaches 820ft at 10Mbps for distant IP cameras
- Fanless metal chassis runs silent in home or commercial spaces
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
What type of power source does the switch need to supply its 96W PoE budget?
The switch has a built-in 96W power supply, so it only requires a standard AC mains connection to deliver up to 90W per port across all four PoE++ ports.
Can I connect a legacy 802.3af access point and a new 90W PTZ camera to the same switch at the same time?
Yes, each of the four ports negotiates power automatically through the standard four-step process, safely delivering the correct class from 802.3af up to 90W BT without overloading either device.
How can I confirm the 820ft long-range mode is active on a camera link?
When Extend Mode is enabled the port negotiates at 10Mbps; check the link speed LED or the camera’s network status to verify it has dropped to 10Mbps while maintaining power.
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