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A 50-port PoE switch delivering 7.5W across 48 ports or 15.4W on up to 24 ports with 360W total power budget and 17.6-Gbps switching capacity
The Computar Ganz 50G-POE is a 50 port managed switch designed for surveillance deployments. It delivers IEEE 802.3af power over any of the 48 10/100 Ethernet ports. Two 10/100/1000 ports and two mini-GBIC slots provide uplink flexibility. A nonblocking 17.6 Gbps fabric handles camera traffic.
This switch suits installers who need to power many cameras from a single rack unit. The 360 W total PoE budget supports 7.5 W per port across 48 ports or 15.4 W per port on up to 24 ports. Web, SSH and SSL management simplify remote configuration. Builders who need more than 15.4 W on every port simultaneously should look elsewhere.
The single specification that decides fit is the 360 W PoE budget shared across all 48 powered ports. It determines how many cameras can run at 15.4 W versus the 7.5 W baseline. Exceeding this budget will cause ports to shut down or cameras to lose power.
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| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | Computar Ganz |
| Model name | 50G-POE |
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