PoE switch Dahua CS4010-8ET-60

8-port desktop 100-megabit switch with cloud management and PoE > Complies with IEEE802.3, IEEE802.3u, IEEE802.3x, IEEE802.3ab standards. > Complies with IEEE802.3af, IEEE802.3at standards, power sources

542 900 UZS

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Power

PoE

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PoE ports

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PoE budget

60 W

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Speed

100 Mbps

Specifications

Power: PoE
PoE ports: 8
PoE budget: 60 W
Speed: 100 Mbps
Management: Cloud-based (Cloud)
Form factor: Desktop
PoE standards: 802.3af/at

Dahua CS4010-8ET-60 — an 8-port desktop switch with PoE support and cloud management, designed for medium-scale video surveillance systems and IP infrastructure. All 8 ports operate at a speed of 100 Mbit/s and support powering connected devices according to the IEEE 802.3af and IEEE 802.3at standards. A PoE budget of 60 W allows you to simultaneously power several cameras or access points without additional power sources.

Advantages

8 PoE ports at a speed of 100 Mbit/s: sufficient for a typical video surveillance system of several cameras
A PoE budget of 60 W: covers the consumption of several standard IP cameras
Dahua cloud management: remote monitoring of port status and diagnostics without traveling to the site
IEEE 802.3af/at support: universal compatibility with PoE equipment from various manufacturers
Desktop design: compactness and ease of placement at any facility

Applications

Office buildings: power and data transmission for IP cameras on several floors
Small business and retail outlets: deploying a video surveillance system without a mounting cabinet
Warehouses and production premises: reliable connection of cameras around the perimeter
Educational institutions: organizing IP infrastructure in classrooms and corridors

Frequently asked questions

Is a PoE budget of 60 W enough for 8 cameras?

It depends on the consumption of the specific cameras; standard IP cameras consume up to 12–15 W, so the real capacity depends on the equipment composition — check with SAT Solutions specialists.

Does the switch support Hi-PoE or PoE+?

The device supports the IEEE 802.3af and IEEE 802.3at standards; check for Hi-PoE availability in the technical documentation.

Is a separate power supply needed for the switch?

Yes, the switch connects to a standard 220 V outlet, and the power for PoE devices is provided by the built-in power supply.

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