Setting up your CCTV Network
To connect CCTV cameras using the NSW2010-10T-POE-IN 8PoE+2Port Switch and Uniview IP cameras, follow these steps:
- First, gather all of the necessary equipment, including the switch, IP cameras, Ethernet cables, and a power source for the switch.
- Connect the switch to a power source using the supplied power cord.
- Connect your internet router to the switch using an Ethernet cable. This will allow the switch to access the internet and connect to your IP cameras.
- Using Ethernet cables, connect your IP cameras to the switch. If you have more than 8 cameras, you can use the 2 additional Ethernet ports on the switch to connect additional switches to accommodate more cameras.
- Once all of the cameras are connected to the switch, the switch will automatically supply power to the cameras through the PoE ports. There is no need to run additional power cables to the cameras.
- Finally, use the web-based interface on the switch to configure the networking settings and manage your IP cameras. This interface is user-friendly and allows you to easily set up and manage your CCTV system.
Overall, connecting CCTV cameras using the NSW2010-10T-POE-IN 8PoE+2Port Switch and Uniview IP cameras is a straightforward process that does not require any technical expertise. Simply follow these steps to easily set up and manage your CCTV system.
You can read our full article here: How to set up an IP-based CCTV system with internet access
Additional Features
In addition to its PoE capabilities, the NSW2010-10T-POE-IN also supports a range of advanced networking features that make it ideal for use in commercial and industrial environments. These features include Quality of Service (QoS) for prioritizing critical network traffic, VLANs for segmenting the network, and SNMP for remote management.
Overall, the NSW2010-10T-POE-IN 8PoE+2Port Switch is a reliable and powerful networking solution that is perfect for use with Uniview IP cameras in CCTV systems. Its compact, fanless design and user-friendly web-based interface make it easy to install and manage, making it a great choice for any CCTV system.
Specifications
| Model | NSW2010-6T-POE-IN | NSW2010-10T-POE-IN | NSW2010-16T2GC-POE-IN | NSW2010-24T2GC-POE-IN |
| Ports | 6×100Mbps network ports (RJ45),including 4 PoE ports | 10×100Mbps network ports (RJ45),including 8 PoE ports | 16×100Mbps PoE ports (RJ45)+2×1000Mbps Combo ports | 24×100Mbps PoE ports (RJ45)+2×1000Mbps Combo ports |
| Standards | IEEE802.3,IEEE802.3u,IEEE802.3az,IEEE802.3x, IEEE802.3af,IEEE802.3at |
IEEE802.3,IEEE802.3u,IEEE802.3z,IEEE802.3ab, IEEE802.3x,IEEE802.3af,IEEE802.3at,IEEE802.3az |
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| Switching capacity | 1.2Gbps | 2Gbps | 7.2Gbps | 8.8Gbps |
| Forwarding performance | 0.90Mpps | 1.49Mpps | 5.36Mpps | 6.55Mpps |
| Packet Buffer | 768Kbit | 1.625Mbit | 4M bit | 4Mbit |
| MAC | 2K | 4K | 16K | 16K |
| Dimensions (W×D×H) | 160mm x 93mm x 32mm (6.3″×3.7″×1.3″) |
220mm x 150mm x 44mm(8.7″×5.9″×1.7″) | 440mm x 207mm x 45mm(17.3″×8.1″×1.8″) | 440mm x 207mm x 45mm(17.3″×8.1″×1.8″) |
| Weight | <0.6kg | <1.22kg | <4.2kg | <4.2kg |
| Power supply | AC: 100-240V, 50/60Hz | |||
| PoE | 802.3at/af | |||
| Max. PoE Power | Max capacity: 65W Max capacity for single port: 30W |
Max capacity: 120W Max capacity for single port: 30W |
Max capacity: 250W Max capacity for single port: 30W |
Max capacity: 370W Max capacity for single port: 30W |
| Cooling Fans | 0 | 0 | 2 | 2 |
| Mean Time Between Failure (MTBF) | >50000 hours | |||
| Ambient temperature | 0°C-45°C (32°F-113°F) | |||
| Operating humidity | 10%～90% (noncondensing) | |||
| Storage humidity | 5%～90% (noncondensing) | |||
| Indicator | PWR: Steady on: AC input is normal Off: No AC input |
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| PoE: Off: No PoE power supply Steady on: PoE power supply is normal Flashing: PoE power supply is abnormal |
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| LINK/ACT: Off: No link Steady: Linked at 10/100Mbps Flashing: Transmitting data |
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| Speed: Off: Linked at 10/100Mbps On: Linked at 1000Mbps |
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| Working Mode | Default(Normal mode) : All ports can communicate with each other. EXTEND(Surveillance mode): Transmission distance up to 250 meters. |
Default(Normal mode) : All ports can communicate with each other. VLAN(Secure mode): Downlink ports can communicate only with uplink ports. EXTEND(Surveillance mode): Transmission distance up to 250 meters. |
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