MHastings 0 Posted January 8, 2019 Hi, this is my first post here. My company is a manufacturing environment which has utilized old analog PTZ cameras for the last 20 years. We are in the process of replacing all of these cameras with AXIS Q6155-E PoE PTZ Cameras. I have a lot of experience using AXIS cameras and in particular, AXIS PTZ cameras, but I'm trying to find a switch where I can power all cameras without the need for an injector for each camera. AXIS PTZ cameras will not turn all the way on when connected to a 30W poe injector or a switch with PoE+. 60W per port is a must, but it has been nearly impossible for me to find a switch which provides 60w per port for multiple cameras (approximately 6 to 10 per switch). For the most part we have used Cisco and Netgear Prosafe switches for PoE requirements. The best I have found for a replacement switch that says it supports this 60W requirement is this: https://planetechusa.com/gsw-1222vup-8-port-101001000t-ultra-poe-2-port-101001000t-2-port-1000x-sfp-gigabit-ethernet-switch-lcd-poe-monitor-380w/ https://planetechusa.com/gs-5220-24upl4x-l2-24-port-10-100-1000t-ultra-poe-4-port-10g-sfp-managed-switch-600w/ My question is does anybody have experience with this brand or this kind of setup? Any suggestions at all on how to improve this setup? Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
tomcctv 190 Posted January 8, 2019 Hi. PowerDsine or microsemi (same company) but on a ptz system of that size .... I would say break it down to a 2 or a 4 going 10 and any issues and you loose all 10 cameras Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
