Cudy 24 Port Gigabit PoE 280W 2 Gigabit 2SFP Switch

Cudy's CD-GS1026PS is a 24 Port Gigabit switch with 24x 802.3af/at PoE ports, 2x Gigabit and 2x SFP Uplink ports. The switch offers a 280W PoE budget and up to 30W per PoE port. In Extended Mode, the transmission range on ports 17-24 is extended to 250 meters at 10Mbps. The Watchdog function continuously monitors PoE connections when in Extender Mode. If an error is detected on the device, the switch immediately restarts the port. The unit features a PoE Max LED that blinks at 90% usage and stays solid at 95%. A PoE LED button lights per-port LEDs to indicate active power delivery.

Specifications: Ethernet Ports: 26x 10/100/1000 Hardware Button: Extended; Default Max. Power Consumption: 20W Mounting: Rack-Mount Operating System: None Operating Temperature: -10~50°C PoE Input: None PoE Output: 802.3af/at PoE on Ports 1~24 Power Input: 1x IEC Power Cord (Included) Serial Interface: None SFP Ports: 2x 1.25Gbps Supported Voltage Range: 100-240V

Dimensions: 320 x 207 x 44 mm Weight: 2.5kg

• 24 PORT POE CONNECTIVITY: Powers up to 24 network devices directly through the Ethernet cable using 802.3af/at PoE on ports 1 to 24, with up to 30W available per port and a total PoE budget of 280W, eliminating the need for separate power adapters on supported devices.
• EXTENDED RANGE MODE: Ports 17 to 24 can be switched into Extended Mode to reach devices up to 250 metres away at 10Mbps, making this switch suitable for installations where equipment is located far from the network closet.
• AUTOMATIC WATCHDOG FUNCTION: When operating in Extended Mode, the Watchdog function continuously monitors each PoE connection and automatically restarts any port where an error is detected, helping to maintain uptime without manual intervention.
• UPLINK AND FIBRE OPTIONS: Includes 2 additional Gigabit Ethernet uplink ports and 2 SFP ports running at 1.25Gbps, giving you flexible options for connecting to upstream switches or extending your network via fibre cabling.
• POE USAGE MONITORING: A dedicated PoE Max LED indicates power load status by blinking when usage reaches 90 percent and staying solid at 95 percent, and a PoE LED button lets you check which ports are actively delivering power at a glance.