Dahua LR2226-24-ET-360-V2 layer-2 managed, 24x PoE Switch with 8 EPoE ports (360W)
The Dahua LR2226-24-ET-360-V2 is a professional network switch for stable data transfer and PoE power in demanding IP camera installations. With 24 Fast Ethernet PoE ports, 2 SFP uplinks and extensive layer-2 management functions, this switch is suitable for central network configuration.
What you can do with it
The Dahua LR2226-24-ET-360-V2 is a 19 inch rackmount layer-2 managed switch with 24x 10/100 Base-T PoE ports, 2x 100/1000 Base-X SFP ports and 1 console port. This switch is designed for network management, power over the network cable and ePoE transmission over longer distances in combination with an ePoE switch or ePoE recorder. Anyone looking for a reliable Dahua switch for camera surveillance or business networks benefits from a switching capacity of 8.8Gbps, a 4K MAC table and central management via web, serial and SNMP. In addition, this PoE switch supports ePoE distances of up to 800 metres at 10Mbps, depending on cable quality and power demand.
What this switch does
- 24x 10/100 Base-T PoE ports and 2x SFP uplink ports
- Ports 1 and 2 support Hi-PoE up to 60W per port
- Support for IEEE802.3af, IEEE802.3at and Hi-PoE
- Layer-2 management functions such as VLAN, LACP, QoS, LLDP and STP/RSTP/MSTP
- ePoE transmission of up to 800 metres at 10Mbps under specified conditions
The details at a glance
| PoE ports | 24 |
| PoE budget | 360 W |
| Uplinks | 2 |
| Management | configurable via the web interface |
| Model code | LR2226-24-ET-360-V2 |
The full specification is in the Dahua datasheet.
What you will receive
- Dahua LR2226-24-ET-360-V2 switch
- 19 inch rackmount brackets
- Power connection for AC100-240V use
Frequently asked questions
How many cameras can I power with this?
This switch has 24 PoE ports with a combined 360 W. Add up the power consumption of your cameras and stay below that figure. A standard bullet or dome camera uses around 6 to 12 W, while a PTZ camera or a camera with lighting uses considerably more.
Do I still need a power supply for each camera?
No. With PoE, power and data run over the same network cable, so you do not need a power socket at the camera. Only the switch itself is connected to the mains.
Which cable do I need?
Network cable of at least category 5e, installed as fixed wiring. For outdoor use or underground, choose a cable that is made for that purpose. If you are unsure, call or email us and we will help you decide.
