Switch PULSAR S124WP 26-port Fast Ethernet with 24 PoE ports

The PULSAR S124WP 26-port Fast Ethernet switch provides 24 Power over Ethernet (PoE) ports and two additional uplink ports to connect network segments. Intended for small to medium office and retail environments, the switch carries data and power over the same Ethernet cable to compatible IP devices. It supports Fast Ethernet speeds on all ports and simplifies deployment of IP phones, network cameras and wireless access points by removing the need for separate power supplies at each device.

Advantages

The unit integrates 24 PoE-enabled ports with two extra Fast Ethernet uplinks in a single compact chassis, reducing the number of devices required in an access layer. Centralized power delivery and data switching lowers cable clutter and speeds up installation. The switch is designed to operate within typical commercial rack or desktop environments and provides straightforward plug-and-play connectivity for standard Ethernet devices.

Suitable for

• Small and medium office networks with mixed wired devices
• IP telephony systems and VoIP phone deployment
• Surveillance camera installations needing power and data over one cable
• Wireless access point deployments in retail, hospitality or education sites

Key specifications

• Port count: 26 Fast Ethernet ports total, including 24 PoE-capable ports and 2 uplink ports
• PoE support: Power delivered over Ethernet to compatible devices (per-port power allocation varies by model limits)
• Data rate: Fast Ethernet (100 Mbps) on all ports
• Form factor: Desktop or rack-mountable chassis suitable for access-layer deployment
• Power input: Internal power supply to provide PoE for connected devices (check local power requirements)

How to use

Install the switch on a stable surface or mount it in an equipment rack using compatible brackets. Connect the switch to a network router or upstream switch using the uplink ports. Plug PoE-capable devices such as IP phones, cameras or access points into the PoE ports using standard Ethernet cables; the switch will provide both data and power where supported. Configure connected devices through their management interfaces; the switch itself offers plug-and-play functionality for basic connectivity and does not require additional setup for PoE operation in typical deployments.

Usage recommendations

Place the switch in a ventilated location and ensure the total PoE power draw does not exceed the switch's power budget. Use quality Cat5e or higher cables for reliable 100 Mbps connections. For larger networks, plan uplink connections and power distribution to avoid overloading a single unit.