Avycon AVN-S24-2P24G 24-port Gigabit Poe Network Switch

Product Description

The AVYCON AVN-S24-2P24G is a 24-port gigabit network switch designed for professional surveillance and security system installations. It provides high-speed gigabit connectivity across all ports, making it suitable for environments where reliable network throughput is critical to system performance. This type of switch is commonly deployed by security integrators, low-voltage technicians, and IT professionals building out IP camera networks, NVR backbones, and structured cabling infrastructures. The unit is built to handle the demands of multi-camera IP surveillance setups where consistent bandwidth and stable connections are essential to recording quality and uptime.

This switch is well suited for commercial and light industrial installations where a high port-count gigabit switch is needed to consolidate IP devices onto a single managed network segment. Typical applications include IP camera distribution for NVR-based systems, structured network closets, and multi-device deployments in retail, warehousing, and commercial facilities. It is particularly appropriate for integrators working with AVYCON NVR and IP camera systems who need a compatible switching backbone to complete an end-to-end installation.

Key Features

• 24 gigabit ports for high-throughput connectivity across all connected devices
• PoE capability supports power delivery to IP cameras and other PoE-compatible endpoints
• High port density suited for large-scale IP surveillance deployments
• Designed for integration with NVR-based security system infrastructure
• Compact switch form factor appropriate for rack or wall-mount installation in network closets

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style network switch for use in IP-based surveillance and security system installations requiring 24-port gigabit switching with PoE support.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed low-voltage technician or qualified network integrator familiar with structured cabling standards. Power down connected devices before making or changing port connections where safe to do so. Follow local codes and TIA-568 cabling standards for network infrastructure work. Do not exceed the PoE power budget of the switch across all active ports simultaneously.