Avycon AVN-E16-2P16W250 16+2 Port Poe Network Switch

Product Description

The AVYCON AVN-E16-2P16W250 is a 16-plus-2 port managed network switch designed for Power over Ethernet (PoE) installations in commercial and light industrial environments. It delivers data and power across 16 PoE-capable ports at 10/100 Mbps speeds, with a total PoE power budget of 250 watts. The two additional uplink ports support higher-speed connectivity for backbone or aggregation links. Network technicians and security system integrators typically deploy this switch to power IP cameras, access control readers, VoIP phones, and similar PoE devices without requiring separate power supplies at each endpoint.

This switch is suited for structured cabling installations in small to mid-size commercial buildings, retail environments, and multi-camera surveillance systems. It consolidates network switching and device power delivery into a single unit, reducing cabinet space and wiring complexity. The 250W power budget supports simultaneous operation of multiple PoE devices across all 16 downstream ports. Installers working with IP security systems or building automation networks will find this unit appropriate for centralized network closet or rack-mount deployment.

Key Features

• 16 PoE-capable ports at 10/100 Mbps for downstream device connections
• 2 additional uplink ports for backbone or aggregation connectivity
• 250W total PoE power budget to support multiple powered devices simultaneously
• Single-unit design consolidates switching and PoE power delivery
• Suitable for IP cameras, VoIP endpoints, and access control hardware

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style deployment switch for commercial IP network installations requiring PoE power delivery to edge devices such as cameras and access control hardware.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified low-voltage or network technician familiar with structured cabling standards and local electrical codes. Power down or disconnect the switch before making or removing cable connections to downstream powered devices. Mount the unit in a ventilated rack or enclosure to prevent heat buildup from the PoE power supply circuits. Verify that the combined PoE draw of all connected devices does not exceed the 250W total power budget before bringing the switch online.