The Uniview NSW2010-18GT2GP-POE-IN is an unmanaged switch with 16 gigabit PoE ports, two RJ45 uplinks and two SFP fiber uplinks. It suits schools, warehouses and residential compounds running up to 16 cameras with fiber links between buildings.
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The Uniview NSW2010-18GT2GP-POE-IN is for sites that have outgrown eight cameras and started spreading across more than one building. It packs 16 gigabit PoE ports, two RJ45 uplinks and two SFP fiber uplinks. That covers a full 16-camera system and a fiber link to a second building with no extra switch, whether the site is a school, a warehouse or a villa compound.
Uniview NSW2010-18GT2GP-POE-IN specifications
This unmanaged NSW2010 model from Uniview (UNV) works the moment it is cabled. Key specifications:
- 16 × 1000 Mbps PoE RJ45, 2 × 1000 Mbps RJ45 and 2 × 1000 Mbps SFP ports.
- Up to 30W per port on 802.3at, compatible with 802.3af devices.
- 40 Gbps switching capacity, 29.76 Mpps forwarding, 8K MAC table and 4 Mbit buffer.
- One cooling fan.
Two SFP slots for fiber
Copper Ethernet tops out at roughly 100 m. A school with several blocks, or a warehouse far from the admin office, needs longer links. Fit a gigabit fiber module in an SFP slot and run fiber to the main switch or NVR in the other building. The two RJ45 uplinks stay free for the local NVR and router.
Working modes and device protection
Three modes are available. Default lets every port communicate. VLAN restricts camera ports to the uplinks only. EXTEND pushes cable runs to 250 m with the same isolation. The switch detects each device before powering it, will not harm non-PoE equipment, and supports port power priority for critical devices. Any 802.3af or 802.3at camera, access point or IP phone works.
Where it works in Saudi Arabia
- Schools: corridor and courtyard cameras in one block, with fiber back to the admin building.
- Warehouses: 16 indoor and outdoor cameras, with EXTEND mode for distant loading bays.
- Villa compounds and apartment buildings: entrance, parking and lift cameras on one switch.
- Small hotels in Makkah or Madinah: corridor and lobby cameras plus floor access points.
Installation notes
At 280 × 180 × 44 mm and under 4.2 kg, it is wider than the 8-port models but narrower than a standard rack.
NSW2010-18GT2GP-POE-IN or NSW2010-26GT2GC-POE-IN?
The NSW2010-26GT2GC-POE-IN goes to 24 PoE ports and swaps the SFP slots for two combo ports (copper or fiber). Choose the 18GT2GP for up to 16 cameras, and the 26GT2GC beyond 16. For eight cameras or fewer in one building, the NSW2010-10GT-POE-IN is enough.
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the SFP ports on the NSW2010-18GT2GP-POE-IN for?
They take gigabit fiber modules, so you can link the switch to another building or a distant rack beyond copper's 100 m reach.
How many cameras can it run?
Up to 16 PoE cameras, with up to 30W per port.
Does it need configuration?
No. It is unmanaged: pick the working mode (Default, VLAN or EXTEND) and it runs with no web interface.
Specifications
- Model: NSW2010-18GT2GP-POE-IN
- Series: NSW2010 Gigabit Ethernet Switches (unmanaged)
- Ports: 16 × 1000 Mbps PoE RJ45 + 2 × 1000 Mbps RJ45 + 2 × 1000 Mbps SFP
- Standards: IEEE 802.3, 802.3u, 802.3az, 802.3x, 802.3af, 802.3at
- Switching capacity: 40 Gbps
- Forwarding rate: 29.76 Mpps
- MAC address table: 8K
- Packet buffer: 4 Mbit
- PoE standard: IEEE 802.3af, IEEE 802.3at
- PoE per port: Up to 30W
- PoE features: Automatic PD detection, safe for non-PoE devices, port power priority
- Switching: Store-and-forward, line-speed forwarding, IEEE 802.3x flow control and half-duplex backpressure, Auto-MDI/MDIX
- Working modes: Default: all ports talk to each other; VLAN (secure): downlink ports talk to uplink ports only; EXTEND (surveillance): up to 250 m, downlink ports talk to uplink ports only
- Cooling fans: 1
- Storage temperature: -40°C to 70°C
- Operating humidity: 10% to 90%, non-condensing
- Storage humidity: 5% to 90%, non-condensing
- Indicators: PWR (green), LNK/ACT (green), PoE (orange)
- Dimensions (W × D × H): 280 × 180 × 44 mm (11 × 7.1 × 1.7 in)
- Weight: Under 4.2 kg
Features
- 16 gigabit PoE ports at up to 30W each: a full 16-camera system on one switch.
- Two gigabit SFP ports: fiber links to another building or a distant rack, beyond copper's 100 m limit.
- Two extra gigabit RJ45 uplinks: NVR and router get their own ports, separate from fiber.
- 40 Gbps switching and an 8K MAC table: sized for a bigger network than 8-port models.