D-link DSS-200G-28MPP 24-port Gigabit Poe++ Switch

Product Description

The D-Link Systems DSS-200G-28MPP is a 24-port gigabit smart managed network switch built for Power over Ethernet Plus Plus (PoE++) deployments in surveillance and security infrastructure. It delivers high-wattage PoE++ power delivery across its ports, making it a practical choice for powering IP cameras, access control panels, and other high-draw network devices without separate power runs. The switch provides smart managed functionality, giving network technicians VLAN configuration, QoS prioritization, and traffic monitoring tools through a management interface. It is designed for installers and integrators who need reliable Layer 2 switching with centralized power delivery in a single unit.

This switch is suited for commercial and light-industrial surveillance applications where multiple IP cameras or network endpoints require both data connectivity and PoE++ power from a single managed switch. Typical installations include security camera backbones in retail, commercial buildings, warehouses, and similar facilities. Network integrators, low-voltage contractors, and security system installers are the primary trades that deploy this unit in structured wiring closets or on-site equipment racks.

Key Features

• 24 gigabit PoE++ ports support high-wattage powered devices such as PTZ cameras and multi-radio access points
• Smart managed interface provides VLAN, QoS, and traffic control without a full enterprise management stack
• Surveillance-optimized design prioritizes camera traffic and network stability for continuous recording environments
• Gigabit throughput on all access ports supports bandwidth-intensive IP video streams
• Single-unit solution combines data switching and power delivery to reduce rack space and cabling overhead

Compatibility

Designed as a smart managed PoE++ switch for use with gigabit-compatible IP cameras, access control devices, and other IEEE 802.3bt-standard powered devices in commercial surveillance network installations.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by a licensed low-voltage contractor or network integrator familiar with structured cabling standards and switch configuration. Power down any existing network equipment and de-energize connected PoE devices before replacing or adding a switch in an active system. Verify that the total connected PoE load does not exceed the switch power budget before commissioning. Rack mounting should follow standard 19-inch rack practices and local electrical code requirements for equipment room installations.