PoE switch • 4 / 8 / 16 / 24 ports • SFP / SFP+ fiber • Plug & Play

Elfcam PoE switches — power your network equipment directly through the Ethernet cable.

Three ranges for every scenario: PoE Ethernet for simple installations (IP cameras, Wi-Fi APs, VoIP), PoE + SFP fiber for networks with an optical backbone, and PoE + SFP+ 10G for advanced multi-gig architectures. All models are plug & play, silent and in a metal enclosure. Simple connection with a Cat 6 Ethernet cable.

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PoE 30W/port SFP optical fiber SFP+ 10G Fanless silent
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PoE switches for IP cameras, Wi-Fi access points and VoIP phones — power and data on a single cable.
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PoE Ethernet (4–24 ports)

PoE switches with Gigabit Ethernet uplinks. 120W total PoE budget, 30W per port. Metal enclosure, plug & play, fanless.

PoE + SFP Fiber (4–16 ports)

Switches with Gigabit PoE ports + 2 SFP 1.25G ports for fiber optic backbone. Plug & play.

PoE + SFP+ 10G Multi-Gig

PoE switches with RJ45 2.5G ports and 2 SFP+ 10G ports. Ideal for modern networks with Freebox Ultra, 10G NAS and Wi-Fi 6/7 APs.

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Why choose an Elfcam PoE switch

  • A single cable: power + data on the same Ethernet cable. No need for separate power supplies for each device.
  • Simplified installation: no power outlet needed next to each camera or Wi-Fi AP.
  • 30W per port: compatible with IEEE 802.3af/at for IP cameras, access points, VoIP phones and small equipment.
  • Robust metal enclosure: passive thermal dissipation, no fan, 100% silent operation.
  • Plug & play: no configuration, automatic detection of PoE devices.
PoE switchCentralized power
Ethernet cableData + power
PoE deviceCamera / AP / VoIP

Typical use cases

Video surveillance
  • Indoor/outdoor IP cameras
  • Centralized NVR recorder
  • No power outlet per camera
Wi-Fi coverage
  • Ceiling Wi-Fi 6/7 access points
  • Multi-room mesh
  • Clean installation with no visible cables
VoIP telephony
  • Desktop IP phones
  • One cable per workstation
  • Quick deployment
Fiber network + PoE
  • Fiber backbone via SFP/SFP+
  • Local PoE distribution
  • Scalable architecture

PoE switch comparison table

Quickly compare models by number of ports, PoE power and backbone type.

REF PoE ports Uplinks SFP Power Per port Features
7808 4 2× 10/100 Mbps — 120W 30W Metal enclosure, Plug & Play, Fanless
7813 8 2× Gigabit — 120W 30W Metal enclosure, Plug & Play, Fanless
7818 16 2× Gigabit — 120W 30W Metal enclosure, Plug & Play, Fanless
7823 24 2× Gigabit — 120W 30W Metal enclosure, Plug & Play, Fanless
9273 4 1× Gigabit 2× SFP 1.25G — — Optical fiber, Plug & Play
9285 8 8× Gigabit 2× SFP 1.25G — — Optical fiber, Plug & Play
10097 16 16× Gigabit 2× SFP 1.25G — — Optical fiber, Plug & Play
19285 4× 2.5G PoE — 2× SFP+ 10G 120W 30W Multi-gig, 10G fiber, Plug & Play
19259 8× 2.5G PoE — 2× SFP+ 10G 120W 30W Multi-gig, 10G fiber, Plug & Play

FAQ — PoE switches

1What is PoE and what is it used for?
Power over Ethernet (PoE) lets you power a network device (IP camera, Wi-Fi AP, VoIP phone) directly through the Ethernet cable, without a separate power outlet. A single cable carries both data and power.
2How many PoE ports do I need?
  • 4 ports: 1–4 cameras or APs in one area.
  • 8 ports: equipped home or small office (cameras + APs + VoIP).
  • 16 ports: medium installation (multi-zone, many APs).
  • 24 ports: large installation or multi-storey building.
3What is the difference between Ethernet, SFP and SFP+ models?
  • Ethernet only (7808–7823): copper Gigabit uplinks, no fiber.
  • + SFP (9273/9285/10097): adds 2 × 1.25G fiber ports for optical backbone.
  • + SFP+ 10G (19285/19259): 2.5G PoE ports + 10G fiber uplinks for modern networks.
4Is a 120W total PoE budget enough?
For most installations: yes. An IP camera consumes 5–15W, a Wi-Fi AP 10–25W, a VoIP phone 3–7W. With 120W, you can power 4–8 devices simultaneously without any issues.
5Are Elfcam PoE switches silent?
Yes. All models use a metal enclosure with passive dissipation (fanless) — no fan, no noise. Suitable for home and office environments.
6Can I connect non-PoE devices?
Yes. The PoE ports automatically detect whether the connected device supports PoE. If not, the port operates as a standard Ethernet port without sending any power. No risk to your equipment.
7Which model for Freebox Ultra + Wi-Fi cameras?
The 19285 is ideal: 4 PoE 2.5G ports for your cameras and APs, plus 2 SFP+ 10G ports to connect the Freebox Ultra over fiber at full speed. For copper cabling, consider a flat Cat 8 40 Gbps cable or a flat Cat 7 10 Gbps depending on your needs.
8Are SFP modules required for fiber models?
Yes. Models with SFP/SFP+ ports require optical modules sold separately. See our Optical Modules page to choose the right module based on your fiber type and distance.
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