Speco P8S10G 10-port Poe Gigabit Network Switch

Product Description

The SPECO P8S10G is a 10-port full gigabit network switch with 8 Power over Ethernet (PoE) ports, designed for professional security and surveillance installations. It delivers both data and power over a single Ethernet cable, eliminating the need for separate power adapters at each connected device. With full gigabit throughput across all ports, the switch supports high-bandwidth network environments where IP cameras, access control panels, and other PoE-enabled devices operate simultaneously. Network installers and low-voltage technicians deploy this switch as a central distribution point in structured cabling systems.

The P8S10G is suited for small to mid-sized commercial and residential security installations where a compact, PoE-capable switch is needed. It fits naturally into IT closets, rack enclosures, or wall-mount locations serving IP surveillance cameras, VoIP endpoints, and wireless access points. The 8 PoE ports allow direct powering of connected devices without additional power runs, simplifying rough-in and reducing installation labor. Two additional non-PoE uplink ports support connection to an upstream router or core switch.

Key Features

• 10 total ports with full gigabit speed on all ports
• 8 PoE-capable ports deliver power and data over a single Cat5e or Cat6 cable
• Full gigabit throughput supports high-resolution IP camera streams and bandwidth-intensive devices
• Compact form factor suitable for rack or wall-mount deployment in commercial and residential installs
• Eliminates need for individual power adapters at PoE-powered endpoints

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style network switch for use with PoE-compatible IP cameras, wireless access points, VoIP phones, and access control devices in commercial and residential low-voltage installations.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed low-voltage or network technician familiar with structured cabling standards. Power down all connected devices before making or breaking cable connections at the switch. Verify that connected PoE devices do not exceed the total PoE power budget of the switch. Follow TIA-568 cabling standards and local codes governing low-voltage wiring when routing and terminating Ethernet runs to the switch.