The network switch Network PoE Switch PULSAR S64H is compared with alternative PULSAR models designed for small network setups and surveillance systems. All these units share Power over Ethernet capability and suitability for compact deployments, but they differ in port counts, data speeds, uplink types, and power supply inclusion.
⚙️ The table below compares such characteristics as Ethernet port speeds, total port quantities, optical SFP uplinks, and power supply availability.
| Characteristic | Network PoE Switch PULSAR S64H | Switch PULSAR SG64WP | PULSAR POE Switch SFG64 4-port with 2 SFP uplinks | Switch PULSAR SFG64WP 6-port Gigabit Ethernet, 4x PoE+ 60W, 2x SFP | Network Switch PULSAR S108 Fast Ethernet Power over Ethernet | Managed Fast Ethernet PoE Switch PULSAR S108-90W | Practical significance |
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| Port speed | Fast Ethernet (10/100 Mbps) | Gigabit Ethernet | Fast Ethernet (10/100 Mbps) | Gigabit Ethernet | Fast Ethernet (10/100 Mbps) | Fast Ethernet (10/100 Mbps) | Gigabit models deliver higher throughput capacity for demanding network traffic. |
| Port quantity | 6 ports | 6 ports | 4 ports with SFP | 6 ports | 10 ports | 8 ports | Higher port counts allow connecting more endpoint devices without extra splitters. |
| Uplink type | Standard ports | 2 Uplink ports | 2 SFP slots for fiber | 2 SFP slots for fiber | Standard ports | Standard ports | SFP slots are necessary for establishing long-distance fiber-optic connections. |
| Power supply inclusion | Not specified separately | Without power supply included | Standard | Without power supply included | Included | Power supply included | Models without a power supply require purchasing a separate external power source. |
◎ The table below outlines which product is most suitable for specific use cases and user needs.
| Use case | Recommended product | Why |
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| Basic connection of a few IP cameras or VoIP phones at lower speeds | Network PoE Switch PULSAR S64H | Provides an optimal number of ports and straightforward functionality without unnecessary complexity. |
| Network deployment requiring connection to distant segments via fiber optics | PULSAR POE Switch SFG64 4-port with 2 SFP uplinks or Switch PULSAR SFG64WP | The inclusion of SFP slots enables data transmission over long distances using fiber optic cables. |
| Connecting a higher number of wired network devices within a single local area network | Network Switch PULSAR S108 or Managed Fast Ethernet PoE Switch PULSAR S108-90W | Offer an expanded number of ports (8 or 10) to accommodate more concurrent wired connections. |
The Network PoE Switch PULSAR S64H features a compact design with a basic set of 10/100 Mbps ports tailored for small-scale local tasks and straightforward surveillance systems. Choose this model if you need a straightforward, reliable switch for a limited number of devices without demanding gigabit speeds or fiber connectivity. If your setup requires gigabit speeds, fiber uplinks, or a higher port density, alternative PULSAR models will be more suitable.
