Network PoE Switch Atte IP-9-11-E – 9 PoE Ports + 1 Uplink (for IP cameras)

Atte IP-9-11-E is a network PoE switch designed specifically for IP camera systems. It provides nine Power-over-Ethernet (PoE) ports to power and connect surveillance cameras and one dedicated uplink port for connection to a recorder, NVR or network backbone. The device centralizes power delivery and data transmission for CCTV deployments, reducing the need for separate power supplies at camera locations and simplifying wiring and installation.

Advantages

The switch integrates PoE power and Ethernet connectivity in a compact form factor suitable for small to medium surveillance installations. By offering nine PoE-enabled ports alongside a separate uplink port, it allows straightforward topology: cameras connect directly to the switch while the uplink links to a recorder or network. This arrangement reduces installation time, minimizes cabling complexity, and ensures consolidated power management for connected cameras.

Suitable for

• Small and medium IP CCTV systems with up to nine powered cameras
• Standalone camera clusters requiring a single uplink to a recorder or network
• Retrofit installations where local power outlets at camera positions are limited

Key specifications

• Number of PoE ports: 9 PoE-enabled Ethernet ports for combined data and power delivery
• Uplink port: 1 dedicated uplink port for connection to recorder, NVR or network backbone
• Purpose: Designed for IP camera / CCTV deployments

How to use

Install the switch in a dry, ventilated location near the recorder or network aggregation point. Connect each IP camera to a PoE port using standard Ethernet cables; the switch will supply both power and network connectivity over the same cable. Use the uplink port to connect the switch to your recorder, NVR, or core network switch. Ensure that total PoE power consumption of connected cameras does not exceed the available budget of the installation setup and that cables and connectors meet recommended standards for PoE devices.

Usage recommendations

Place the switch in a secure, temperature-stable enclosure if used in non-conditioned environments, and use shielded or rated network cables for runs near electrical noise sources. Verify camera PoE power requirements and plan cable lengths to maintain signal and power integrity for reliable surveillance operation.