I was looking for a PoE switch to power my several devices. Two of my devices needed at least 25W power, and there are other two IP cameras and IP phones. I contacted FS AM online and wanted to confirm whether the switch’s two ports could deliver 25W or more power for my 25W devices. Quickly, I received a reply. The man said yes, and he told me this switch support 802.3af/at standards. Its 240 power budget could perfectly meet our power demands. The PoE switch arrived with complete accessories. I just used several minutes to install it on my rack. Connected my devices to the switch, all the devices were powered. And I still have 2 PoE ports for backup.

My demands for a PoE switch are supporting 6KV surge protection and 8KV contact /15KV air ESD protection, and L2 management is also required. My 7 devices almost need 200W power. I told AM all the demands, then he recommended this S3260-8T2FP switch. It already sits in my office now, and power and data both function well.

Contacting with the AM, I told her my cameras and other powered devices required almost 120W power. The AM advised me to choose S3260-8T2FP 260W, not the one S1150-8T2F with 150W that I selected before. She told me that a PoE switch also consumed power itself. Then I bought this 260W PoE switch. I checked the product when I received it, it was in a metal housing that seemed durable enough. In my office, there was an old Cisco switch, and an NVR was connected to it. I wanted this NVR to receive the camera’s data without occupying Cisco’s traffic. FS said my new PoE switch supported Trunk VLAN, I could configure Trunk VLAN to achieve the transmission. Now, my NVR can receive and store the monitoring videos without affecting Cisco’s traffic.

I asked FS whether this switch supported VLAN allocation via 802.1x. Their online support quickly responded yes, and sent us the config file. When I took it out of the big box, it was well built and powered my cameras fine.

企業向けの非常に優れたネットワークスイッチ、安定したネットワーク、問題なし、費用対効果が高いです。

This switch is very simple to set up and manage. Even for those home network users, it’s easy to deal with. I’ve bought this switch and a camera from FS. I connected the camera to a Cisco one. I hope that the data of camera could be hidden from Cisco switch and will not occupy any bandwidth on Cisco switch. But I didn’t know how to deal with it. So I asked my AM. To my surprise, she provided two methods for me. The first method is to use vlan trunk. If the NVR were connected to Cisco switch, then I could apply vlan trunk so that NVR can receive the data from camera directly but will not occupy bandwidth of cisco switch as this PoE switch supports vlan trunk. The second method is to connect NVR to PoE switch. In this way, it will not occupy bandwidth of cisco switch but just send video information to NVR at the same time. Thanks to her help, I choose the second way and finish this task. I would consider to buy more switches from FS again.

この安さだし、正直期待していなかったのですが、びっくりするほどの機能満載でシンプルに使えて大満足です。

法人向け無線APをPoEにて給電するために購入。
問題なくPoE給電でき、通信も安定しています。
VLANにも対応しているので使い勝手が良いです。

If you are looking for a switch to power your Poe devices, I’d highly recommend trying this one out. For me, this has been powering three Poe cameras and two wifi for a few weeks and has worked flawlessly.

Use case
I have a few outbuildings around my house. As a temporary measure, I used several PoE injectors and a non-PoE switch to connect the security cameras. Now, I want to put a PoE switch to replace all of that, a more permanent solution.

The product arrived on time. When removing the switch from the box, I was surprised by two things: 1) its small and compact size. The unit is 1U in height, and it’s in a metal housing that should be durable enough. And 2) complete fittings. The two “ears” could be installed on two sides of the switches. The needed 8 bracket screws are also provided. So I can put my new switch either on a desk or a cabinet.

I have deployed the switch in my network. One SFP port is connected with my router, and the other one is connected with an NVR. For my security cameras, they are linked to the switch RJ45 ports.

PoE ports work fine
Worth noting that the total power budget of the device is 240W, supporting both 802.3at and 802.3af. For reference, my 4 cameras consume about 96W. If I plan to have 8 cameras connected on the device in the future, the switch still has enough power budget.

Strong security
It enables https instead of http for web management. This would help with security in general. Besides, the switch supports RADIUS authentication, which also enhances security. Appreciate this design.

Easy IP setup
The default IP of the product is 192.168.1.1, this is great for me. Because some providers default the IP address as 192.168.0.1, which is the default IP for most wifi routers, including mine. So I can not connect the switch and router at first (my old switch uses 192.168.0.1). This was a bit of pain, because I had to connect my computer to the old switch and manually configure the computer’s network settings to be able to reach the switch’s web interface. But now, all the steps will be omitted with my new switch.
Almost silent

The switch only puts out a max. sound of 41.5 dB, so I wouldn't say it's incredibly loud, especially if you aren't going to be sitting right next to it.

Overall, the VLAN and SNMP are functioning correctly, and the PoE hasn’t had any issues with my cameras. Anyway, it’s a cost-effective item, quite fitting my work.