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PoE Switch Suggestion List
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alastairstevenson
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Input 100-240VDC, Output: 48V 24W passive PoE Output
alastairstevenson
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Where can I find POE injector for:
Dahua IPC-T2431T-AS
Mainly will be used during camera installation, to verify the camera is placed properly and captures the areas I care about.
I saw the part list (in the first page of this post), but not sure what to choose
Dahua IPC-T2431T-AS
Mainly will be used during camera installation, to verify the camera is placed properly and captures the areas I care about.
I saw the part list (in the first page of this post), but not sure what to choose
Just wanted to pop in and give info on the switch I've been using. This one is probably overkill for most homes, but a solid option for those with lots of cameras:
HP JE007A - 24port 365W poe+ GBe managed switch w/ some L2 features
I bought mine used from ebay for $150 last year, and there are still plenty available for those looking to power lots of cams:
This router also has 4 expansion slots for fiber link for those who would need it. The switch is very loud, and contains a total of 9x 40mm delta fans (so swapping quiet fans is an expensive chore). That said, I have the switch running in a closet that regularly exceeds 90F, and it is rock solid reliable.
HP JE007A - 24port 365W poe+ GBe managed switch w/ some L2 features
I bought mine used from ebay for $150 last year, and there are still plenty available for those looking to power lots of cams:
HP JE007A - V1910-24G-PoE - 24 Port Gigabit Network Switch - SAME DAY SHIPPING | eBay
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This router also has 4 expansion slots for fiber link for those who would need it. The switch is very loud, and contains a total of 9x 40mm delta fans (so swapping quiet fans is an expensive chore). That said, I have the switch running in a closet that regularly exceeds 90F, and it is rock solid reliable.
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alastairstevenson
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I have power supplies a-plenty. But if this device could plug into a standard ethernet hub to deliver POE to a camera it would be useful.
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mycoma
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- Jun 11, 2014
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Anyone use this ??
ZyXEL GS1900 Series 8-Port GbE Smart Managed PoE Switch
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ZyXEL GS1900 Series 8-Port GbE Smart Managed PoE Switch
ZyXEL GS1900 Series 8-Port GbE Smart Managed PoE Switch
Buy ZyXEL GS1900 Series 8-Port GbE Smart Managed PoE Switch featuring 8 x 10/100/1000 Mb/s Ports, Supports IPv6, QoS for Traffic Prioritization, Browser-Based Switch Management, 8K MAC Address Table, IEEE 802.3az Energy Efficient Ethernet. Review ZyXEL null
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windguy
Getting comfortable
Yes, sort of. Bought one on 01-31-20 for $95 at Amazon. I see the price is now $120. Wow, that's a big jump. Might drop back down if you wait a bit. You never know.
I was vacillating between the managed GS1900-8HP and the unmanaged GS1008HP for $20 less ($70). Chose the managed to have the ability to control power to individual POE ports per another forumites suggestion. It also has 10W of extra power (60W vs 70W), which most likely will never come into play for my system. All the other L2 network jibber-jabber is beyond my comprehension and is disabled or not used but I take it the switch offers lots of optional parameters to customize. I've only bench tested the switch and so far it's okay, but plan to put it into service very soon. Sorry I don't have more history in using this model switch. I do like the web user interface, which could be the same for the unmanaged switch. A few other forumites have recommended the unmanaged GS1008HP model. ZyXel gear appears to be quality products supported by a decent company. Time will tell.
Just wanted to update...
I've found a power adapter of an old router (with matching volt and amp rating).
It works, it's make installation easier (NVR is big and I don't have a POE switch).
thanks
I've found a power adapter of an old router (with matching volt and amp rating).
It works, it's make installation easier (NVR is big and I don't have a POE switch).
thanks
Dang, that's a really nice switch! Is there a particular reason you need all those features? AFAIK, there's no such thing as a POE switch that is "not recommended for Blue Iris"... poe is just a way to power what's on the other end of the cable and BI could care less about that. Some folks like to use managed poe switches, because they have networking experience and want to divide things up into vlans.
mycoma
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We use Cisco at work and I like its robust build. POE+ in case I have a higher power requirement. Would like the 10GB uplink, but depends on the price I can find. Would like up to 3 switches as I expand. VLAN, GB ports, as you know many features. A great bang for the buck and if I can get 24P-E with 10GB under $200 would be a great bonus.
