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HiLook HL-NS-0526P-225 PoE switch

Full-featured PoE switch for large video surveillance systems.

2 226 900 UZS

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SFP ports

2 × Gigabit

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PoE ports

24 × Gigabit

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PoE budget

225W

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PoE range

up to 250 m

Specifications

SFP ports: 2 × Gigabit
PoE ports: 24 × Gigabit
PoE budget: 225W
PoE range: up to 250 m

HiLook HL-NS-0526P-225 is a fully featured gigabit PoE switch with 24 ports powered over the cable and a budget of 225 W, created for large video surveillance systems. Two Gigabit SFP ports provide optical uplinks with the option of redundancy, while the extended transmission mode up to 250 meters covers extended sites without additional equipment. This is a solution for integrators implementing large-scale security projects with high requirements for bandwidth and reliability.

Advantages

24 Gigabit PoE ports: the maximum number of connections with high-speed data transmission
PoE budget of 225 W: a high total power limit for powering a large number of devices
2 Gigabit SFP ports: optical uplinks for communication between buildings and redundancy of the main channel
Range up to 250 m: the extended mode reduces the cost of cable infrastructure
Gigabit speed: support for high- and ultra-high-resolution cameras without bottlenecks
Scalability: the ability to build a hierarchical network with several levels of switching

Applications

Large-scale video surveillance systems at airports, train stations and shopping centers
Corporate and industrial sites with centralized security management
Multi-building complexes with networks joined over optical fiber
Projects with requirements for redundancy and high network fault tolerance

Frequently asked questions

Is a budget of 225 W enough to fully load all 24 ports?

At an average camera consumption of 7–9 W, the total load on 24 ports is about 170–215 W, which fits within the budget; for devices with increased consumption the load should be calculated in advance.

Does the switch support operation in a ring topology?

The two SFP ports allow setting up a ring topology to increase network fault tolerance.

Is the switch compatible with equipment from other manufacturers?

Yes, support for the IEEE 802.3af/at standards guarantees compatibility with IP cameras and PoE devices of most brands.

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