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Silver metal rack-mount network switch with sixteen PoE ports and two combo ports

Optical Network Video Technologies

Optical Network Video Technologies ONV-POE31016PFM-at 16-port PoE network switch

SKU CH-7W02-F9FWE MPN ONV-POE31016PFM-at

A managed 16-port PoE switch with 400 W total power budget, two gigabit combo uplinks and 64 Gbps switching capacity

  • PowerAC100-240V 5A
  • Package Contents1
  • Class10/100
  • VersionNew
  • 16 PoE ports deliver up to 30 W each for IP cameras and access points
  • 400 W total PoE budget powers all ports simultaneously without overload
  • Two gigabit combo ports provide flexible copper or fibre uplinks for backbone links
  • Managed Layer 2 features include VLAN, QoS and IGMP snooping for traffic control
  • Wide operating temperature from -20 °C to 55 °C suits harsh indoor and outdoor sites

16-port PoE switch with gigabit uplinks

The ONV-POE31016PFM-at is a managed Power over Ethernet switch delivering 16 Fast Ethernet PoE ports plus two gigabit combo ports for copper or SFP fibre uplinks. It provides up to 400 W total PoE budget with a per-port maximum of 30 W under IEEE 802.3af/at. The unit runs from AC 100-240 V and operates between -20 °C and 55 °C.

Installers needing managed PoE for cameras

This switch suits installers who need managed PoE for up to 16 cameras, wireless access points or VoIP phones with gigabit uplink flexibility. It is not for networks that require 10/100/1000 Mbps on every access port or a higher total PoE budget than 400 W. Buyers needing Layer 3 routing or 10 Gbps uplinks should choose a different platform.

400 W total PoE budget

The single specification that decides fit is the 400 W total PoE power limit. Count the maximum draw of every powered device; if the sum exceeds 400 W the switch cannot power all ports simultaneously. Each port caps at 30 W, so high-draw devices reduce the number of ports you can use at full power.

Highlights

  • 16 PoE ports deliver up to 30 W each for IP cameras and access points
  • 400 W total PoE budget powers all ports simultaneously without overload
  • Two gigabit combo ports provide flexible copper or fibre uplinks for backbone links
  • Managed Layer 2 features include VLAN, QoS and IGMP snooping for traffic control
  • Wide operating temperature from -20 °C to 55 °C suits harsh indoor and outdoor sites

Specifications

BrandOptical Network Video Technologies
ModelS-ONV-POE31016PFM-at
PowerAC100-240V 5A
Package Contents1
Class10/100
VersionNew

Questions about this item

What does the 10/100M interface cap the PoE ports at in practice?

Each of the 16 PoE ports runs at 10 or 100 Mbps and delivers up to 30 W under IEEE 802.3af/at, with a total switch budget of 400 W.

What physical space and mounting does the switch need to fit?

The unit is a 1U rack-mount chassis that accepts a standard AC 100-240 V power cord and operates from -20 °C to 55 °C.

How is the switch installed, and which step do people often get wrong?

Connect the AC supply, link devices to the 16 RJ45 ports and the two gigabit combo ports, then configure VLANs or PoE scheduling in the management UI before powering attached endpoints.

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