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The FEP-0631 is an unmanaged PoE switch designed for various networking applications, including security network video monitoring and general network engineering. It features four 10/100M PoE downlink ports and two 10/100M uplink ports, offering a balance of connectivity for powered devices and network backbone integration.
The primary function of the FEP-0631 is to provide Power over Ethernet (PoE) to compatible devices such as IP cameras, IP phones, and wireless access points (APs) while simultaneously facilitating network data transmission. It supports the IEEE 802.3af/at standard, allowing each PoE port to deliver up to 30W of power, with a total maximum power budget of 60W for the entire unit.
A key feature of this switch is its support for three distinct operating modes: Extend, Default, and VLAN. These modes are selectable via a DIP switch on the back panel, enabling the switch to adapt to various complex network environments.
The FEP-0631 also incorporates a "PoE Auto-check" function, which is a significant maintenance feature. This function automatically detects if a connected Powered Device (PD) has frozen. If a frozen PD is detected on any of ports 1-4, the switch will automatically restart the power output to that specific port, thereby restarting the PD device. This intelligent feature helps to resolve common issues with frozen equipment without manual intervention, greatly reducing the difficulty and cost of project maintenance.
For robust operation, the switch is designed with high anti-interference capabilities, including 6KV surge protection and 6KV contact / 8KV air ESD protection, ensuring reliability in challenging electrical environments.
The FEP-0631 is designed for ease of installation and operation. It supports both wall-hanging and desktop installation, providing flexibility for deployment in various settings. The front panel includes clear LED indicators for power, PoE status, and Link/Act status for each port, allowing for quick visual monitoring of network activity and power delivery.
The back panel features a DIP switch for selecting the operating mode (Extend, Default, VLAN) and enabling/disabling the PoE Auto-check function. This allows administrators to quickly configure the switch to meet specific network requirements without needing complex software interfaces.
The device is suitable for connecting a range of PoE-powered devices, simplifying cabling by delivering both data and power over a single Ethernet cable. Its compact metal housing ensures durability and efficient heat dissipation.
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