PoE Switch No name CS4010-8ET2GT-60 8-port with PoE

The PoE Switch No name CS4010-8ET2GT-60 8-port with PoE is an unmanaged Ethernet switch designed to deliver both data and power over standard Cat5e/Cat6 cabling. It features eight Ethernet ports with Power over Ethernet capability and two gigabit uplink ports, allowing simple integration of IP cameras, wireless access points and VoIP phones in small office, retail or residential networks. The device is intended for straightforward plug-and-play deployment where centralized power and network connectivity are required without the need for advanced configuration.

Advantages

This unmanaged PoE switch provides combined data and power delivery on the same cable, reducing the need for separate power supplies at each device. The compact form factor and straightforward plug-and-play operation simplify installation in rack, wall or desktop locations. Integrated PoE support allows immediate powering of compatible IP cameras, access points and phones, and the additional gigabit uplink ports ensure sufficient bandwidth to connect to a router or core switch.

Suitable for

• Small office networks requiring PoE for IP phones and access points
• Surveillance setups using PoE IP cameras
• Retail or hospitality environments with wireless access point deployments
• Remote or residential installations where centralized PoE simplifies cabling

Key specifications

• Number of ports: 8 Ethernet ports with PoE plus 2 gigabit uplink ports
• PoE capability: Provides power over Ethernet on supported ports
• Switch type: Unmanaged, plug-and-play operation
• Ethernet speed: 10/100/1000 Mbps on gigabit ports, 10/100 on standard ports where applicable
• Form factor: Compact desktop or wall-mountable enclosure suitable for small deployments

How to use

Install the switch on a stable surface or mount it on a wall or rack following the physical installation guidelines. Connect the uplink gigabit port to your router or main network switch using standard Ethernet cable. Connect PoE-capable devices to the PoE-enabled ports with Cat5e or better cabling. Power on the switch; as an unmanaged device it requires no software configuration—connected PoE devices will receive power automatically if they comply with the switch's PoE standard and power budget.

Usage recommendations

Plan port allocation according to the power consumption of connected devices and ensure the total PoE power budget covers simultaneous loads. Use appropriate-rated network cables and, where possible, route uplink connections through a central distribution point for easier troubleshooting and expansion.