PoE adapter Tenda TEF1106P-4-63W

TEF1106P-4-63W is an unmanaged PoE switch from Tenda with two uplink ports for connecting a router and NVR. It complies with IEEE 802.3at/af standards and can automatically detect PoE-powered devices. The switch delivers a total PoE budget of up to 63 W and supports up to 30 W per port. Its compact design and 10/100 Mbps Ethernet ports make it suitable for small video surveillance deployments and simple network uplinks.

Advantages

The device offers dual uplink ports for flexible connection to a router and network video recorder, automatic IEEE 802.3at/af PoE detection, and a maximum PoE output of 63 W with up to 30 W available on a single port. In Extend Mode the switch can transmit data up to 250 meters, reducing the need for extra devices in long-distance monitoring scenarios. It includes professional lightning protection (6 kV on uplink ports and 4 kV on power) and QoS priority on ports 1–2 to ensure stable video transmission during congestion.

Suitable for

• Small and medium-sized business networks
• Supermarkets and retail stores with compact camera systems
• Restaurants and hospitality sites requiring basic IP surveillance
• Short to medium distance PoE device deployments (up to 250 m in Extend Mode)

Key specifications

• Model: TEF1106P-4-63W
• Ports: 6 x RJ-45 (10/100 Mbps), including 2 uplink ports
• PoE standard: IEEE 802.3at/af
• Total PoE budget: up to 63 W; max 30 W per port
• Extend Mode transmission: up to 250 meters
• Lightning protection: 6 kV (uplink ports), 4 kV (power)
• Dimensions: 100 mm x 100 mm x 26 mm
• Certifications: CE, RoHS

How to use

Place the TEF1106P-4-63W on a stable surface with adequate ventilation and connect one uplink port to your router and the other to an NVR if required. Connect PoE devices (such as IP cameras) to the RJ-45 ports; the switch will automatically detect and provide PoE power according to IEEE 802.3at/af. Use Extend Mode for long-distance connections up to 250 meters where supported by the endpoint device. Monitor LED indicators to verify link and power status.

Usage recommendations

For reliable surveillance operation, assign critical cameras to ports 1–2 to benefit from QoS priority. Avoid stacking multiple high-power devices that exceed the 63 W total budget; calculate per-port consumption before installation. For outdoor or exposed environments, ensure proper grounding and follow the lightning protection guidelines.