Switch PULSAR SG64WP — 6-port Gigabit Ethernet, 4x PoE, 2x Uplink, 60W total (no power supply)

Layer 2 network switch PULSAR SG64WP provides six Gigabit Ethernet ports, including four PoE-enabled ports and two uplink ports. Designed for small office and branch deployments, the switch supplies up to 60 W total PoE power when a compatible external power supply is connected (power supply not included). The PULSAR SG64WP supports basic Layer 2 switching features and Gigabit connectivity to connect IP cameras, VoIP phones, wireless access points and other PoE devices while aggregating traffic through the two uplink ports.

Advantages

The PULSAR SG64WP combines compact size with four PoE ports capable of delivering a combined 60 W of power to connected devices, enabling centralized power delivery for low-power endpoints. Two dedicated uplink ports allow integration with existing networks or connection to routers and core switches at gigabit speeds. The device is suitable for deployments where limited port density and PoE power are required and where an external power supply arrangement is preferred or already available.

Suitable for

• Small office LANs and branch offices requiring PoE for endpoints
• Connecting IP surveillance cameras and access control devices
• Powering and connecting VoIP phones and small wireless access points
• Network edge aggregation via two gigabit uplinks

Key specifications

• Layer: Layer 2 switching
• Ports: 6 x Gigabit Ethernet ports total
• PoE ports: 4 PoE-enabled ports
• Uplinks: 2 x Gigabit uplink ports
• Total PoE power: up to 60 W (requires external power supply)

How to use

Install the PULSAR SG64WP on a flat surface or in a rack-compatible setup if applicable, and connect host devices to the Gigabit ports. Connect PoE-powered devices to the four PoE-enabled ports to deliver both data and power over a single Ethernet cable; ensure the combined power demand of connected PoE devices does not exceed 60 W. Use the two uplink ports to connect the switch to a router or upstream switch to aggregate traffic. Provide a compatible external power supply according to the product requirements to enable PoE functionality, as the switch is supplied without a built-in power supply.

Usage recommendations

Plan PoE device placement and calculate total power consumption before deployment. Reserve uplink capacity for expected traffic and use appropriate cabling (Cat5e or higher) for Gigabit links. Verify that the external power supply meets the switch power requirements and is installed in a location that meets ventilation and safety guidelines.