Netis P124GC PoE Switch with 24 Gigabit PoE Ports

The Netis P124GC PoE Switch combines gigabit speed with generous power for twenty-four devices. Moreover, every PoE port runs at 10/100/1000Mbps, so modern cameras never wait for bandwidth. As a result, large networks stay fast and fully powered.

A built-in 360 W power supply removes the need for external power equipment. Furthermore, two SFP slots add flexible fibre uplinks. Therefore, the switch fits big sites and multi-building networks.

In addition, a port VLAN mode isolates ports to calm network storms. Consequently, one faulty device cannot disturb the others.

Gigabit Power for Modern Devices

Modern IP cameras stream sharp video at high bitrates. Therefore, gigabit ports prevent bottlenecks at every device. Moreover, newer access points often need both fast links and PoE+ power.

The IEEE defines the 802.3af and 802.3at standards behind PoE. Likewise, this switch supports both, along with 802.3ab for gigabit copper and 802.3z for SFP. As a result, it works with compliant devices from many brands. Additionally, each port detects the connected device before it sends power.

Why the Netis P124GC PoE Switch Delivers Gigabit Power

Big networks need speed, power, and room to grow. Therefore, this unmanaged switch brings all three together. Moreover, it works without software or configuration.

Twenty-Four Gigabit PoE+ Ports

Ports 1 to 24 supply data and power together. Furthermore, each port negotiates 10, 100, or 1000Mbps automatically. In addition, PoE+ delivers up to 30 W per port to demanding devices. However, the built-in 360 W supply sets the total limit. Therefore, add up your device loads before connecting them.

Built-In 360 W Power Supply

An internal supply accepts AC input from 100 to 240 V. Consequently, no external power brick is necessary. Moreover, a single power cable keeps cabinets tidy. Meanwhile, the supply feeds all 24 ports from one compact unit.

Two SFP Slots for Fibre Links

Two 1.25G SFP slots accept compatible modules. Therefore, you can link to a core switch or a distant building over fibre. Moreover, fibre resists electrical interference between buildings. The Fiber Optic Association offers helpful guidance on fibre cabling. As a result, long uplinks stay reliable.

Operating Modes for Different Networks

Different sites need different behaviour. Therefore, this switch offers more than one working mode.

Normal Mode and Port VLAN Mode

Normal mode treats the switch as a standard unmanaged device. In contrast, port VLAN mode isolates ports from each other. Consequently, a broadcast storm from one device stays contained. Furthermore, this isolation helps protect recorders and uplinks from floods of traffic. By default, isolation stays off.

Extend Mode for Distant Devices

Extend mode stretches cable runs up to 250 metres on ports 1 to 24. Therefore, far-off cameras in yards and car parks stay connected. However, check each device first, because long runs often lower link speed.

Netis P124GC PoE Switch Technical Specifications

The list below summarises the main hardware details.

• Brand: Netis
• Model: P124GC
• Device type: Unmanaged Gigabit PoE switch
• PoE ports: 24 x 10/100/1000Mbps RJ45
• SFP ports: 2 x 1.25G SFP
• PoE standards: IEEE 802.3af and IEEE 802.3at
• Maximum power per PoE port: 30 W
• Power supply: Built-in 360 W, AC 100 to 240 V
• Ethernet standards: IEEE 802.3, 802.3u, 802.3ab, 802.3z, 802.3x
• Switching method: Store and forward with wire-speed forwarding
• MAC address table: Auto-learning and auto-aging
• Duplex: Full duplex via IEEE 802.3x and half duplex via backpressure
• Cable detection: Auto MDI/MDIX on all ports
• Operating modes: Normal, port VLAN, and extend mode
• Extend mode reach: Up to 250 m on ports 1 to 24
• Indicators: Power and port link/activity LEDs
• Management: Unmanaged, plug and play

For official product details, visit the Netis Systems website.

Practical Use Cases

Netis P124GC PoE Switch for Gigabit Camera Networks

High-resolution cameras need fast links and steady power. Therefore, one switch can feed up to twenty-four cameras at full gigabit speed. Moreover, the 30 W ports support PTZ models with heaters or motors. In addition, video management softwares help teams review and organise footage. Consequently, large sites keep complete visual coverage.

Wi-Fi Access Points in Large Buildings

Ceiling access points rarely sit near sockets. Therefore, PoE places them exactly where coverage works best. Likewise, the Wi-Fi Alliance explains how newer Wi-Fi generations demand faster wired links. As a result, gigabit ports help access points deliver their full speed.

Recording and Data Rooms

Cameras and sensors produce large amounts of data every day. Therefore, gigabit uplinks carry that traffic to recorders without delay. Furthermore, teams can keep footage on dependable storage for later review. Meanwhile, the SFP slots link recording rooms in separate buildings.

Hotels, Schools, and Retail Centres

Large buildings need cameras, Wi-Fi, and phones on one network. In that case, a single 24-port switch powers all three from one cabinet. Moreover, port VLAN mode keeps one faulty device from disturbing the rest. As a result, daily operation stays smooth for busy staff.

Netis P124GC PoE Switch Compatibility

This switch works with any IEEE 802.3af or 802.3at powered device. Moreover, standard Ethernet devices connect to the same ports and receive data only. Because PoE detection runs first, those devices stay safe.

Cameras, Phones, and Access Points

IP cameras, VoIP phones, and wireless access points all work well here. However, each device must stay within 30 W per port. Likewise, the combined draw must stay under the 360 W supply. Additionally, gigabit ports let each device use its full network speed.

Routers, Recorders, and Core Switches

The SFP slots connect to core switches and remote buildings. Furthermore, any gigabit port can link to a router or recorder. Because Auto MDI/MDIX adapts to the cable, straight and crossover cables both work. You can also add other networking products such as routers and access points to complete the network. However, this unmanaged unit offers no remote management features.

Quality Standards You Can Rely On

Customers trust Aiconic Computers for PoE hardware that follows recognised standards. This switch complies with IEEE 802.3af, 802.3at, and 802.3ab, so it delivers dependable power and gigabit data. Furthermore, the built-in 360 W supply and port isolation reflect solid build quality. We stand behind product quality fully. In addition, we process orders quickly, so customers receive their products promptly. As a result, businesses can power large camera and Wi-Fi networks without long waits.