Axis Communications 01192-004 Poe+ Network Switch 24-port

Product Description

The AXIS COMMUNICATIONS 01192-004 is the T8524 PoE+ Network Switch, a 24-port managed switch designed to deliver Power over Ethernet Plus to connected network devices. It operates in enterprise and commercial environments where IP cameras, access control readers, intercoms, and other powered devices require both data connectivity and PoE power delivery over a single cable run. This switch is sized for mid-scale deployments and is typically installed by network technicians or low-voltage integration professionals working in surveillance, security, and building automation infrastructure.

The T8524 PoE+ switch is suited for enterprise, commercial, and institutional network closet installations. It is a natural fit for deployments where a high density of AXIS IP cameras or other IEEE 802.3at-compatible devices need centralized power and switching from a single managed unit. Installers typically rack-mount this switch in a standard 19-inch enclosure alongside other active network equipment.

Key Features

• 24 PoE+ ports support IEEE 802.3at power delivery for connected IP devices
• Enterprise-grade managed switching for commercial and institutional deployments
• Designed for integration with IP camera systems, access control, and building network infrastructure
• Single-unit solution combining data switching and power delivery to reduce field wiring complexity
• Sold as individual unit (each)

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-matched managed PoE+ switch for use within AXIS network infrastructure deployments and compatible with IEEE 802.3at PoE+ powered devices in enterprise switching environments.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified network technician or licensed low-voltage contractor familiar with structured cabling and rack-mount practices. Power down or disconnect any existing switching equipment before making cable transfers. Follow TIA-568 cabling standards and consult local codes for any associated power or low-voltage wiring. Do not exceed the per-port or total chassis PoE power budget when planning connected device loads.