Scoop 10 Port Fast Ethernet 8 PoE 96W Switch

Scoop's SPS-8F2F is an unmanaged 8 port Fast Ethernet AI PoE switch with 2x Fast Ethernet uplink ports.

Each of the PoE ports is IEE803.3af/at compliant which enables them to auto-detect and identify whether the connected device is compatible and requires power. Total maximum PoE budget is 96W and the max budget per port is 36W.

The SPS-8F2F supports 4 working modes: VLAN (Port Isolation): Enables Port Isolation on Port 1-8. AI Extend Mode: Transmission distance of ports 1-8 can be increased to up to 250 metres at 10Mbps using Cat6 solid copper cable. AI PoE: Automatically restarts a PoE powered device if no data passes through the port for a set time. AI QOS: Priorities network bandwidth based on network usage history & analytics.

Specifications: Ethernet Ports: 10x 10/100 Hardware Button: AI VLAN; AI Extender; AI PoE; AI QOS Max. Power Consumption: 3W Mounting: Desktop Operating System: None Operating Temperature: 0°C to 40°C PoE Input: None PoE Output: 802.3af/at PoE on Ports 1~8 Power Input: 52V 1.85A Power Supply (Included) Serial Interface: None SFP Ports: None Supported Voltage Range: 52V

Dimensions: 184 x 94 x 27mm

• POE ON ALL 8 PORTS: Automatically powers compatible PoE devices such as IP cameras and access points directly through the network cable, eliminating the need for separate power adapters on each device.
• AI EXTEND MODE: Extends the transmission range of ports 1 to 8 up to 250 metres using Cat6 solid copper cable at 10Mbps, making it suitable for installations where devices are located far from the switch.
• AI POE WATCHDOG: Automatically restarts a connected PoE device if no data passes through its port for a set period, helping to reduce the need for manual reboots of unresponsive devices.
• 96W POE BUDGET: Provides a total PoE power budget of 96W across 8 ports, with up to 36W available per port, supporting both IEEE 802.3af and 802.3at standard devices.
• FOUR WORKING MODES: Supports VLAN port isolation, AI Extend, AI PoE watchdog, and AI QoS modes, selectable via hardware buttons on the unit, giving basic network control without requiring any software or managed switch configuration.