Geovision 140-APOE162-001U 16-port Gigabit Poe Switch

Product Description

The GEOVISION 140-APOE162-001U is a 16-port gigabit Power over Ethernet (PoE) network switch with 2 additional gigabit uplink ports. It delivers both data connectivity and electrical power over standard network cabling to connected devices, eliminating the need for separate power supplies at each endpoint. The switch is designed for structured network deployments where IP cameras, access control readers, VoIP handsets, or similar PoE-powered devices require centralized power and data distribution. Network technicians and low-voltage security installers are the primary trades that deploy and commission this unit.

This switch is suited for small to mid-size commercial and residential IP security and networking installations. With 16 PoE-capable gigabit ports, it supports high-bandwidth devices such as IP cameras and wireless access points across a single cabinet or IDF closet. The 2 dedicated gigabit uplink ports allow connection to upstream switches or routers without consuming PoE port capacity. It is sold as an individual unit and categorized under network switches and routers.

Key Features

• 16 gigabit PoE ports for simultaneous power and data delivery over Cat5e or Cat6 cabling
• 2 dedicated gigabit uplink ports for upstream network connectivity
• Gigabit speed across all ports supports high-bandwidth IP devices
• Centralized PoE architecture reduces endpoint wiring complexity
• Designed for IP security camera networks and similar PoE device deployments

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style deployment switch for IP network environments requiring PoE power delivery to gigabit-capable endpoints such as IP cameras, wireless access points, and VoIP devices.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by a licensed low-voltage technician or network installer. Power down the switch before making or changing port connections. Follow applicable local low-voltage and structured cabling codes, and ensure total PoE load across connected devices does not exceed the switch rated power budget. Verify uplink port connections to upstream infrastructure before powering on endpoint devices.