PISKEKAT
PISKEKAT 8 Port Gigabit PoE Switch 2 Gigabit Uplink 802.3af/at 120W Built-in Power
Eight-port Gigabit PoE switch delivers up to 30 W per port with a 120 W total budget and two 1000 M uplink ports for NVR or internet uplinks
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- Powers up to 30 W per PoE port
- 120 W total PoE budget for multiple devices
- Eight 1000 M PoE ports plus two 1000 M uplink ports
- 4 kV lightning protection on ports and power supply
- AI PD detection prevents damage to non-PoE devices
8 Port Gigabit PoE Switch with 120W Budget
The PISKEKAT switch delivers eight 1000M PoE ports plus two 1000M uplink ports for NVR or internet links. Each PoE port supplies up to 30W within a total 120W budget compliant with 802.3af/at standards. Built-in power removes the need for an external adapter. The unit is new and unmanaged for simple deployment.
Plug-and-Play Installation with AI Detection
The metal chassis requires no configuration; connect cables and the switch powers compatible devices automatically. AI PD detection prevents power delivery to non-PoE gear, avoiding damage. Passive PoE devices receive data only and must be powered separately or via an active splitter. 4KV lightning protection guards ports and power inputs against surges.
Suits IP Camera and Access Point Deployments
Ideal for installers running multiple PoE cameras or wireless APs from a single rack or wall mount. The 120W ceiling limits simultaneous high-draw devices, so networks needing more than 120W total should consider higher-budget switches. Managed features such as VLANs or QoS are absent, so administrators requiring traffic control must look elsewhere.
Highlights
- Powers up to 30 W per PoE port
- 120 W total PoE budget for multiple devices
- Eight 1000 M PoE ports plus two 1000 M uplink ports
- 4 kV lightning protection on ports and power supply
- AI PD detection prevents damage to non-PoE devices
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Questions about this item
How can I confirm the switch is powering my devices correctly after installation?
Check the per-port LED indicators; each of the eight PoE ports will light when delivering up to 30W, and the total draw will stay within the 120W budget.
What comes in the box and what must I source separately?
The unit ships with its built-in power supply and metal chassis; you only need to provide Ethernet cables and the PoE devices such as cameras or access points.
Which port arrangement should I use for my NVR and internet uplink?
Use the two dedicated 1000M uplink ports for the NVR and internet connection, leaving all eight 1000M PoE ports free for powered devices.
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