ALLNET 24+4P PoE+-switch ALL-SG8626PM — 24x 10/100/1000 + 4x uplink, PoE+

The ALLNET 24+4P PoE+ Switch ALL-SG8626PM is a Layer 2 Gigabit switch that provides 24 10/100/1000 Mbps ports with PoE+ capability and four additional Gigabit uplink ports. It is designed to deliver data and power over Ethernet simultaneously, enabling simple deployment of networked devices such as IP cameras, VoIP phones and wireless access points while maintaining gigabit throughput across the network. The switch centralizes PoE power delivery and offers the basic Layer 2 features needed for stable small to medium business or surveillance networks.

Advantages

The switch combines 24 PoE+ capable Gigabit ports and four dedicated Gigabit uplinks in a single 19-inch form factor, allowing both data aggregation and powered device support without separate power injectors. PoE+ compatibility supports higher-power devices, and full Gigabit ports ensure sufficient bandwidth for video streams and high-throughput access. The device simplifies installation by reducing cabling and power outlet requirements and supports centralized power management for connected devices.

Suitable for

• IP video surveillance systems with multiple cameras
• Office networks with VoIP phones and wireless access points
• Small to medium-sized business network aggregation
• Edge deployments requiring local PoE power delivery

Key specifications

• 24 x 10/100/1000Base-T ports with PoE+ support
• 4 x 10/100/1000Base-T uplink ports
• Layer 2 switching functionality (VLAN, MAC learning, IGMP snooping)
• Total PoE power budget suitable for powering multiple PoE+ devices
• Rack-mountable 19-inch form factor
• Auto MDI/MDIX and gigabit full/half-duplex support

How to use

Install the switch in a network rack or on a flat surface using the included mounting hardware. Connect uplink ports to your core router or aggregation switch using Cat5e or higher cabling and connect powered devices such as IP cameras, VoIP phones or access points to the PoE+ ports. The switch will supply power automatically to PoE-compatible devices; configure VLANs and other Layer 2 settings through the device management interface if required by your network design. Ensure adequate ventilation and observe power budget limitations when populating all PoE ports.

Recommendations

Plan port allocation to match device power requirements and distribute high-bandwidth devices across uplinks to avoid bottlenecks. Use Cat5e or Cat6 cabling for reliable Gigabit connections and verify each powered device's PoE class to stay within the switch's total power budget.