Network switch PULSAR SFG64F1 6-port for up to 4 IP cameras

PULSAR SFG64F1 6-port network switch is engineered for CCTV and IP camera systems, providing reliable Ethernet connectivity for up to four IP cameras. The compact switch offers multiple RJ45 ports to integrate surveillance devices into a local network, enabling stable video stream distribution and centralized management. Its design focuses on ease of installation and dependable operation in small to medium surveillance installations where multiple cameras need to be networked.

Advantages

The switch delivers consistent wired connections with low latency suitable for continuous video transmission. Its six-port layout provides flexibility for combining cameras, a network video recorder (NVR) and other network devices. The device’s compact footprint and simple setup reduce installation time and simplify integration into existing network infrastructure. Designed for surveillance, the switch supports sustained data throughput required by IP cameras without adding unnecessary complexity.

Suitable for

• Small to medium CCTV systems with up to four IP cameras
• Connecting IP cameras to an NVR or local network
• Temporary or permanent surveillance installations in offices, shops or residences
• Edge network segments requiring a compact multi-port switch

Key specifications

• Number of ports: 6 Ethernet ports
• Camera support: up to 4 IP cameras concurrently
• Port type: RJ45 Ethernet
• Data transmission: wired Ethernet suitable for continuous video streams
• Form factor: compact desktop or rack-adjacent installation

How to use

Place the PULSAR SFG64F1 switch near your cameras or central recording device and connect each IP camera to an available Ethernet port using Cat5e or Cat6 cables. Connect an uplink port to your NVR or network router to enable centralized recording and remote access. Power the switch according to the included power input specifications and verify link/activity LEDs for each port to confirm proper connections. Configure IP addresses of cameras and the NVR within the same subnet or through your network’s DHCP settings to ensure seamless communication.

Usage recommendations

For reliable video recording, use high-quality shielded Ethernet cables and keep cable lengths within standard Ethernet limits. Place the switch in a ventilated, dry location away from direct heat sources. Use a UPS for the switch and recording equipment to prevent data loss during power interruptions.