Managed switch TELTONIKA SWM282 24x 1Gb RJ45, 4x 1Gb SFP, 12x PoE+ (300W total)

TELTONIKA SWM282 is a managed Ethernet switch with 24 gigabit RJ45 ports, 4 gigabit SFP uplink slots and 12 PoE+ ports delivering a total of 300 W. Designed for small and medium business networks, it provides centralized management, PoE power for IP phones, cameras and access points, and fibre uplinks for reliable backbone connectivity. The switch supports standard Ethernet features and connection flexibility to integrate copper and fibre segments.

Advantages

The switch offers a combination of high port density and PoE+ power budget to connect multiple powered devices while keeping a compact rack footprint. Centralized management capabilities simplify configuration and monitoring for network administrators, and SFP uplinks allow scalable integration with fibre backbones. The total 300 W PoE budget supports a mix of devices with varying power requirements, enabling unified deployment of IP telephony, Wi‑Fi access points and surveillance cameras.

Suitable for

• Small and medium business LANs requiring both data and PoE power delivery
• Office deployments with IP phones and wireless access points
• Video surveillance systems with multiple powered cameras
• Network aggregation points with fibre uplinks to a core switch

Key specifications

• 24 x 1 Gbps RJ45 ports for wired devices and workstations
• 4 x 1 Gbps SFP slots for fiber uplinks or long‑reach connections
• 12 x PoE+ ports with a combined PoE budget of 300 W
• Managed switch functionality with centralized configuration and monitoring
• Rack‑mountable form factor suitable for standard network cabinets

How to use

Install the switch in a suitable rack or on a flat surface, connect copper devices to the RJ45 ports and insert compatible SFP modules into the SFP slots for fiber uplinks. Configure network settings, VLANs, PoE allocation and management options through the device's management interface or supported management platform. Monitor port status and power consumption to ensure that the combined load of PoE devices does not exceed the 300 W budget.

Usage recommendations

When deploying multiple PoE devices, plan power distribution by prioritizing critical devices and grouping high‑power devices across different ports to avoid exceeding the total PoE budget. Use SFP uplinks for backbone connections to reduce latency and improve resilience, and keep firmware up to date for security and feature improvements.