The IC Realtime M2M-POE-4 is a top - notch unmanaged 6 - port Power over Ethernet (PoE) switch. It offers a total of 60 watts of PoE+ power. With four 10/100Mbps PoE+ ports, each capable of delivering up to 30W per port via the IEEE 802.3at standard, and port 1 can provide up to 60W through Hi - PoE. This allows it to power multiple devices at once, like cameras and other network equipment. There are also two 10/100Mbps Ethernet uplink ports, ensuring smooth communication without reducing the number of available PoE ports. The switch comes in a compact metal enclosure, which is durable and dissipates heat effectively, making it suitable for different installation environments. In extend mode, it can transmit PoE up to 820 feet (250 meters), though the data rate drops to 10Mbps, adding versatility for larger network setups. It includes a 60W DC adapter for quick deployment. Being an unmanaged switch, it has a simple plug - and - play installation, perfect for users who want an easy networking solution. Key features include four high - power PoE+ ports, two uplink ports, a durable enclosure with extended transmission ability, a 60W DC adapter, and a plug - and - play design. Technical specs cover a wide range from port power to operating temperature. What's in the box? The switch, a 60W DC adapter, and a user manual.
Using the IC Realtime M2M - POE - 4 is easy. First, make sure to connect the 60W DC adapter to the switch and plug it into a power source. Then, connect your devices to the PoE+ ports. For uplink connections, use the two Ethernet uplink ports to link to your network. You can power different types of devices like cameras according to the PoE port power specifications. When using the extend mode, be aware that the data transmission rate will drop to 10Mbps, but it's great for long - distance setups. As for maintenance, keep the switch in a cool and dry place. Regularly check the cables for any signs of damage. Avoid exposing it to extreme temperatures outside the range of 14°F to 131°F (-10°C to 55°C). If there are any lightning risks, unplug the switch to prevent damage from electrical surges. If you have any questions, refer to the user manual that comes with the switch.
