Eagle Eye SW10g 8-Port Gigabit Managed PoE+ Switch | 125W

Power and connect IP security cameras with the Eagle Eye Networks SW10g (EN-SW10G-001), an 8-port Gigabit managed PoE+ switch designed for video surveillance. It combines data and power on each camera connection and provides two SFP uplink slots for a flexible network connection to the rest of your system.

Built for camera networks

• Eight Gigabit PoE+ ports: 10/100/1000 Mbps Ethernet connections support compatible IEEE 802.3af and 802.3at cameras and other PoE devices.
• 125 W total PoE budget: Each PoE+ port can deliver up to 30 W, subject to the shared 125 W budget. Add up the maximum power needs of your connected cameras before installation.
• Two SFP uplinks: Connect a compatible fiber transceiver to suit your network layout; choose the transceiver and fiber separately for your installation.
• Managed visibility and control: View port status, traffic and PoE power draw, and manage individual ports. With an integrated Eagle Eye Cloud VMS setup, authorized users can remotely power cycle connected cameras.
• Flexible installation: Built-in 100–240 V AC power supply, 20 Gbps switching capacity, and included brackets for rack or wall mounting.

Is the SW10g right for your project?

This switch is a practical fit for small business camera deployments, network expansions, and surveillance systems that need Gigabit camera connections or SFP uplinks. Its model number does not mean 10 Gigabit Ethernet: the network ports are Gigabit. Plan for both the 30 W limit on each PoE+ port and the 125 W shared power budget across all eight ports.

Model: SW10g / EN-SW10G-001. Ports: 8 Gigabit PoE+ and 2 SFP uplinks. Power: internal AC100–240 V supply. Dimensions: approximately 10.6 × 7.1 × 1.7 in.

Building or expanding a security camera system in Austin, Texas? Contact us to discuss switch sizing, camera power needs, compatible uplink hardware, and installation.

Manufacturer specifications list 125 W for the SW10g; 130 W applies to the separate SW10gn model. Cameras, SFP transceivers, and Eagle Eye Cloud VMS service are separate.