Product Description
The EtherWAN EX26484-920 is a top - notch managed 52 - port PoE Ethernet switch. It comes with 48 gigabit PoE ports and a high total PoE power budget of 450W or 860W, plus 4 10 - gigabit SFP+ ports. This switch offers flexibility, high - speed performance, and reliability for networks in urban infrastructure, security, and other critical connectivity areas.
**Key Features**:
- 48 10/100/1000BASE - T(X) ports for high - bandwidth connections.
- 4 10 Gigabit fiber connections.
- Full - capacity switching in full duplex.
- High - power PoE with a maximum budget of up to 860W.
- Provides up to 30W per port for high - power devices like PTZ cameras.
- Advanced management and security features, including PoE watchdog, 802.1x port - based access control, and more.
- Free technical support and firmware upgrades.
**Technical Specifications**:
- Ethernet: 48 10/100/1000BASE - T(X) ports, 4 1G/10G SFP+ ports.
- Console: 1 x RJ45.
- LED Indicators for power, link/activity, and PoE.
- Complies with multiple IEEE standards.
- High forwarding rates and large packet buffer memory.
- Input: 100 - 240VAC.
- Power consumption: 37W max (without PoE), up to 30W/port PoE output.
- Aluminum casing.
- Dimensions vary by model.
- Rack - mountable.
- Operating temperature: 0 to 50°C.
- Storage temperature: - 10 to 70°C.
- Relative humidity: 10% to 90% (non - condensing).
- Meets regulatory standards like ISO, FCC, and UL.
- 3 - year warranty.
- Comes with Ethernet switch, AC power cord, rack - mounting kit, and quick install guide.
Using the EtherWAN EX26484 - 920 switch is straightforward. First, find a suitable location for rack - mounting the switch. Make sure the area has proper ventilation as the switch can generate some heat during operation. Connect the AC power cord to a 100 - 240VAC power source. After powering on, check the LED indicators to ensure the switch is functioning properly. The power indicator should light up, and the link/activity and PoE indicators will show the status of each port.
When connecting devices, use the 48 gigabit PoE ports for high - bandwidth connections. If you need high - speed fiber connections, use the 4 SFP+ ports. For high - power devices like PTZ cameras, each port can provide up to 30W of power, but be aware of the total PoE power budget of 450W or 860W.
Regarding security, you can set up 802.1x port - based network access control and use RADIUS or TACACS+ for remote authentication. The PoE watchdog feature helps you monitor the status of connected PoE devices.
For maintenance, keep the switch clean and free from dust. Regularly check the firmware and take advantage of the free firmware upgrades to ensure optimal performance. If you encounter any issues, you can reach out to the complimentary technical support team for assistance.
