PoE Switch OEM IPUPS-5-11-XL2 18426 — 5-port power buffer switch

The PoE Switch OEM IPUPS-5-11-XL2 is a compact 5-port power buffer switch designed for small network environments and edge devices. It combines Power over Ethernet (PoE) delivery with integrated power buffering to supply data and maintain power to connected equipment during brief mains interruptions. The switch supports typical PoE applications such as IP cameras, wireless access points and VoIP phones, offering a single-cable solution for both connectivity and sustained power for critical devices at the network edge.

Advantages

This PoE switch integrates data switching and power buffering in a space-saving form factor suitable for constrained installation locations. Built-in power buffering reduces downtime for connected devices during short power losses, improving availability without separate UPS equipment. The device simplifies deployments by delivering power and Ethernet over the same cable, reducing cabling and allowing faster installation of IP cameras, access points and VoIP terminals.

Suitable for

• Small surveillance systems with a few IP cameras
• Wireless access point deployments in small offices or retail
• VoIP phone installations where continuous operation is desirable
• Edge network nodes and compact rack or wall-mounted installations

Key specifications

• Five Ethernet ports supporting data and PoE delivery
• Integrated power buffer to sustain connected devices during short power interruptions
• Compact, low-profile mechanical design for limited-space mounting
• Standard Ethernet electrical interfaces compatible with typical LAN cabling
• Designed for plug-and-play operation with minimal configuration

How to use

Install the switch in a suitable location near connected devices and the network uplink. Connect Ethernet cables from the switch ports to IP cameras, access points or VoIP phones; the same cables will carry both data and power to compatible devices. Provide the switch with its input power according to the vendor instructions and confirm the integrated power buffer is operational. Verify link and power indicators to ensure devices receive PoE and network connectivity. No advanced configuration is required for basic PoE delivery and power buffering functions.

Usage recommendations

For reliable operation, position the switch in a ventilated area away from direct heat sources and ensure the connected devices’ power class and total power draw remain within the switch’s supported PoE budget. Use quality shielded or unshielded Ethernet cables of appropriate category for your network speed and environmental conditions. Test the power buffer behavior during scheduled maintenance to confirm connected devices remain operational during short interruptions.