Atte 6-port PoE Switch xPoE-6-11-S3 — Atte network switch, model xPoE-6-11-S3, 6 ports

Atte xPoE-6-11-S3 is a compact 6-port Power over Ethernet (PoE) switch designed for supplying data and power to networked devices over a single Ethernet cable. The device provides six Ethernet ports with PoE support, enabling centralized connectivity for IP cameras, wireless access points and VoIP phones in small office, retail and surveillance environments. The switch supports straightforward integration into existing network setups to expand port availability and deliver power without separate power adapters for each device.

Advantages

The switch combines data transmission and power delivery in one unit, reducing cable clutter and simplifying installation. Its six-port layout is optimized for small-scale deployments that require reliable PoE distribution. The unit is suitable for mounting in limited spaces and for quick network expansion without complex configuration. Built-in PoE eliminates the need for external injectors and reduces points of failure in deployments with multiple powered devices.

Suitable for

• IP surveillance systems with multiple PoE cameras
• Small office or retail networks requiring PoE for access points and phones
• Temporary or permanent installations where centralized power delivery is preferred

Key specifications

• Number of ports: 6 Ethernet ports with PoE capability
• PoE function: supplies data and power over the same cable to connected devices
• Form factor: compact switch suitable for desk or shelf placement
• Intended use: powering and connecting IP cameras, wireless access points and VoIP phones
• Connectivity: standard Ethernet ports compatible with common network cabling

How to use

Install the switch on a stable surface or mount it according to the site requirements. Connect the switch to your network router or core switch using a standard Ethernet cable. Plug PoE-capable devices such as cameras, access points or VoIP phones into the switch ports using CAT5e/CAT6 cables; the switch will deliver both data and power over each connected cable. Ensure adequate ventilation around the device and verify device operation after connection.

Usage recommendations

Plan the total PoE power budget before connecting multiple devices to ensure the switch can provide sufficient power. Use appropriate-category Ethernet cabling (CAT5e or CAT6) for reliable data and power delivery and keep cable runs within recommended length limits. For surveillance and business-critical deployments, perform initial testing of each connected device and consider a UPS for the switch to maintain operation during power interruptions.