CeilingPoint Access Point
Switch 8-Port PoE+ powers the CeilingPoint: its 120 W PoE+ budget covers the access point PoE+ (802.3at) input.
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Eight PoE+ ports and 120 W to run cameras and APs.
An 8-port gigabit PoE+ switch with a 120 W total power budget — enough to run ceiling access points, cameras and a NAS uplink from one box with no extra injectors. Unmanaged and fanless, with per-port PoE priority so critical devices stay powered first.
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| PoE+ Gigabit ports | 8 |
| Switching capacity | 16 Gbps switching fabric, non-blocking |
| Management | Unmanaged, plug and play with per-port PoE priority |
| PoE budget | 120 W total |
| PoE standard | 802.3at PoE+ (up to 30 W per port) |
| Power input | Internal 100-240V AC supply |
| Dimensions | 280 x 180 x 44 mm |
| Housing | Fanless metal housing, rack ears included |
| Indicators | Per-port link, activity and PoE status LEDs |
| In the box | PoE+ switch, power cord, rack ears, guide |
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2-year limited warranty. Every product includes the VOLT limited warranty shown on its product page (1 or 2 years), covering defects in materials and workmanship. Demonstration store — warranty terms are illustrative.
Switch 8-Port PoE+ powers the CeilingPoint: its 120 W PoE+ budget covers the access point PoE+ (802.3at) input.
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