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Compact metal box with eight RJ45 ports and dual DC power inputs

Tycon Systems

Tycon Systems TP-SW8-D 8 Port POE Switch 48-56V

SKU CH-CE01-385HR

An 8-port 10/100 Mbps PoE switch delivering up to 35 W per port with dual 46–57 V DC inputs and surge protection

  • Powers remote devices up to 100 m via Cat5 cable
  • Accepts 46 V–57 V DC from primary and secondary sources
  • Delivers up to 35 W per port under IEEE 802.3af/at
  • Extends Ethernet and PoE reach to 200 m
  • Built-in surge protection guards connected equipment

High-Power PoE Switch for Remote Devices

The Tycon Systems TP-SW8-D is an 8-port 10/100 Mbps Ethernet switch delivering up to 35 watts of PoE power per port. It operates on a user-supplied 46–57 V DC source with dual inputs for primary and backup power. The unit also accepts 802.3af/at PoE input on port eight for flexible deployment.

Installers Needing Long Cable Runs Without AC Power

This switch suits network installers powering IP cameras, wireless access points or VoIP phones up to 100 metres away over Cat5 cable. It is not for buyers who need Gigabit data rates or a total power budget exceeding the per-port limit across all eight ports simultaneously.

Per-Port Power Budget of 35 Watts

Each of the eight ports supplies up to 35 W under the IEEE 802.3af/at standard, which determines how many high-draw devices the switch can support at once. The 10/100 Mbps throughput and DC input voltage range are secondary to this power limit when sizing the installation.

Highlights

  • Powers remote devices up to 100 m via Cat5 cable
  • Accepts 46 V–57 V DC from primary and secondary sources
  • Delivers up to 35 W per port under IEEE 802.3af/at
  • Extends Ethernet and PoE reach to 200 m
  • Built-in surge protection guards connected equipment

Specifications

BrandTycon Systems

Questions about this item

What does 35 watts per port actually deliver to a powered device?

Each port can supply up to 35 watts of PoE power to a connected device, compliant with IEEE 802.3af/at standards, over the unused Ethernet pins 4, 5 (V+) and 7, 8 (V-).

How does the 10/100 Mbps speed limit affect real-world throughput?

The switch negotiates at 10 or 100 Mbps per port (IEEE 802.3/802.3u), so maximum data throughput is capped at 100 Mbps even if connected devices support faster Ethernet standards.

What physical connections and power inputs does the unit require to operate?

It has eight RJ45 ports (Port 8 accepts PoE input) and two DC power inputs for 46–57 V sources; the unit is powered from either the DC inputs or PoE on Port 8.

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