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ensure stable power delivery, faster data transfer, and easy installation. From small businesses to large enterprises, we help you build strong, secure, and
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FAQ
HOW CAN WE HELP YOU?
What are the Types of PoE Switches?
Unmanaged: Plug and play switches that require no configuration. They are ideal for simple networks and basic PoE applications.
Managed: Provide advanced network control, monitoring, VLAN support, traffic management, and remote configuration for larger or more complex networks.
Standard (Active) PoE: Uses IEEE standards such as 802.3af, 802.3at, and 802.3bt to detect compatible devices and safely negotiate the required power level.
Passive PoE: Supplies power continuously without device detection or negotiation. It should only be used with compatible devices to help prevent equipment damage.
How to Choose a Network or PoE Switch?
Consider the number of connected devices, required PoE power, network speed, total power budget, management features, and installation requirements. Choose a switch that provides enough ports, power, and performance for your current and future network needs.
Can I Connect Two PoE Switches Together?
Yes. Two PoE switches can be connected using an Ethernet cable through their uplink or suitable network ports. The connection allows devices connected to both switches to communicate over the same network. Make sure the switches have compatible network speeds and sufficient bandwidth.
Can I Plug a Non PoE Device into a PoE Port?
With standard active PoE, compatible switches detect whether the connected device supports PoE before supplying power. This allows many non PoE Ethernet devices to be connected safely. However, always check the switch specifications before connecting equipment.
Do I Need a PoE Injector?
A PoE injector is useful when your existing network switch does not provide PoE. It adds power to the Ethernet connection so that a compatible PoE device can receive both data and power through one network cable.
What's the Power Limit?
The available power depends on the PoE standard and the switch model. Standard PoE supports different power levels, including 802.3af, 802.3at, and 802.3bt. Always check the switch’s total PoE budget and the maximum power available per port before connecting devices.
What is PoE Watchdog?
PoE Watchdog is a monitoring feature that checks connected PoE devices. If a device becomes unresponsive, the switch can automatically restart its PoE connection to restore operation without requiring manual intervention.
What is a QoS Switch or Port?
QoS, or Quality of Service, helps prioritize important network traffic. It can give higher priority to applications such as voice, video, and other time sensitive data, helping maintain smoother network performance.
What is a Cloud Managed Switch?
A cloud managed switch can be configured, monitored, and managed remotely through a cloud based management platform. It allows network administrators to check device status, configure settings, monitor performance, and manage networks from a central location.
