Network switch Atte IPB-5-10A-S4 — 5-port PoE unmanaged switch

Atte IPB-5-10A-S4 is a compact 5-port PoE unmanaged switch designed to extend Ethernet connectivity and deliver power over the same cable to compatible devices. The switch provides five RJ45 ports with PoE capability on designated ports, enabling installation of IP cameras, wireless access points and VoIP phones without separate power supplies. Its unmanaged design requires no configuration, making it suitable for straightforward plug-and-play deployments in small offices, retail outlets and residential environments where reliable data and power delivery are needed.

Advantages

This Atte PoE switch combines data transmission and power delivery in a single device, eliminating the need for multiple power adapters and reducing cabling complexity. The unmanaged operation ensures immediate operation after connection, while the compact metal/plastic enclosure (compact footprint) allows flexible placement in racks, on walls or on desktop surfaces. Built-in PoE simplifies installation of networked devices and reduces installation time for security cameras and wireless access points.

Suitable for

• Powering and connecting IP surveillance cameras in small installations
• Supplying power to wireless access points and indoor Wi‑Fi extenders
• Connecting VoIP phones and small office telephony devices
• Extending Ethernet to workstations and network devices in homes and small offices

Key specifications

• Number of ports: 5 RJ45 ports with PoE on designated ports
• Operation: Unmanaged plug-and-play switching
• PoE capability: Power over Ethernet on supported ports to supply compatible PDs
• Throughput: Gigabit-capable ports or 10/100/1000 Mbps auto-negotiation depending on model implementation
• Form factor: Compact desktop or wall-mountable enclosure for small-space deployment
• Power input: External AC adapter (integrated power input to supply PoE budget)

How to use

Install the Atte IPB-5-10A-S4 on a stable surface or mount it on a wall near your network equipment. Connect your router or upstream switch to one of the switch’s uplink ports using an Ethernet cable. Plug powered devices such as IP cameras, access points or VoIP phones into the switch’s PoE-enabled ports using standard Ethernet cables; the switch will supply both data and power without additional configuration. Ensure the external power adapter is connected and supplying adequate power to support the total PoE load of connected devices.

Usage recommendations

Plan the total PoE power budget before connecting multiple powered devices. Verify each device’s PoE class or power consumption and ensure the switch’s power supply can handle the combined load. Place the switch in a well-ventilated area and avoid exposure to moisture. For critical installations, consider connecting the switch to an uninterruptible power supply (UPS) to maintain operation during power outages.