Edimax ES-5104PH V2 - NT ES-5104PH V2 Long Range 5 Port 10 100mbps W 4XPOE+ Ports&Dip Switch RTL

Power over Ethernet (PoE+) Auto Detection
Features four IEEE 802.3at Power over Ethernet (PoE+) ports which supply up to 30 watts of electricity per port. It can convert standard 100-240V AC power into low-voltage 50 - 57V DC electricity to power IEEE 802.3at compliant network accessories via existing LAN cables. With PoE detection capability the ES-5104PH V2 is able to verify whether the connected device is IEEE 802.3at compliant. In the event that a PoE device is not detected only network data will be transmitted through the LAN cable - meaning easy setup and management of network devices such as access points and network cameras. CCTV Mode
The unique CCTV-mode DIP switch function is ideal for surveillance networking environment. Switching all DIP switches to on enables CCTV mode which gives multi-function PoE + data extension Port Isolation and QoS on the ES-5104PH V2. When using video surveillance systems for homes business or institutions the CCTV mode provides better speeds for multicast viewing and easier installation. Setting all DIP switches back to off quickly changes the ES-5104PH V2 back to normal for general-use data transmission.
Power and Data Distance Extension
The built-in DIP switch provides extended operation modes on switch 1 & 2. The ES-5104PH V2 operates as a "standard" IEEE 802.at/af PoE Switch when DIP switches are off. With switches on the ES-5104PH V2 operates on a per-port basis at 10Mbps duplex operation but can support 30-watt PoE power output over a distance of up to 200 meters overcoming the 100m limit on Ethernet UTP cables. With this brand-new feature the ES-5104PH V2 provides an additional solution for 802.3at/af PoE distance extension and saves costs of Ethernet cable installation. Innovative Port-based VLAN Features
The ES-5104PH V2 features port-based VLAN where ports can be isolated from each other via DIP switch port 3. This can help to prevent IP camera's multicast or broadcast storms from affecting each other. Hardware QoS for Video & Voice Traffic Priority
Supports 802.1p QoS via DIP switch port 4. This ensures first priority for video and voice traffic.