• Lorex 8-Port ePoE Switch
  • Lorex 8-Port ePoE Switch - Lorex Technology Inc.
  • Lorex 8-Port ePoE Switch
  • Lorex 8-Port ePoE Switch - Lorex Technology Inc.
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Lorex 8-Port ePoE Switch

Lorex 8-Port ePoE Switch

SKU: AEX8-2

$259.99
$259.99
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Lorex 8-Port ePoE Switch
Lorex 8-Port ePoE Switch
$259.99

Expand the reach and simplify the installation of your NVR security camera system with this 8-Port ePoE switch. This switch can provide PoE (Power-over-Ethernet) transmission 800 meters at the speed of 10Mbps or 300 meters at the speed of 100Mbps.

 

ECO-FRIENDLY

ECONOMIC

EXTENDED

ETHERNET OVER COAX*


*Coaxial-To-Ethernet Converter is needed (sold separately)

 
 

Save on Power Consumption

Power consumption per switch is 3 Watts. In total, you can save 21 Watts when using this ePoE switch with your ePoE IP Camera.

 
One day saves
0.5kWh
One month saves
15kWh
One year saves
182.5kWh
Reduce carbon emission
143kg per year
 
Eco-Friendly ePoe
 
 
din rail mounting

Quick and Easy Mounting

Easily mount this ePoE Switch using the DIN rail mounting. Simply lay the switch hook on the rail then press in to secure the buckle into the slide.


Note: The AEX8-2 ePoE switch supports the slide width of 28mm (1.1"). The mount shown in the image is for illustrative purposes only and is not included in the package.

 

Flexible Surveillance System Design

Use this PoE switch to extend the distance of your cameras from your recorder. With ePoE support up to 800m, this switch allows for more flexible surveillance system design, improves reliability, and saves on construction and wiring costs.

 
 
Typical Application:
 
Option 1: Data + Power Hi-PoE
100m / 328ft
Option 2: Data + Power IEEE
200m / 626ft
Option 3: Data + Power E100 (Max. bandwidth: 100Mbps)
300m / 984ft
Option 4: Data + Power E10 (Max. bandwidth: 10Mbps)
800m / 2624ft
 

Product Specifications

AEX8-2 Dimensions
  • Supports long distance PoE transmission up to 800m with ePoE technology
  • Layer-two ePoE switch
  • MAC auto study and aging, MAC address list capacity is 8K
  • Conform IEEE802.3, IEEE802.3u, IEEE802.3ab/z and IEEE802.3X standards
  • Supports IEEE802.3af, IEEE802.3at, IEEE802.3bt, and Hi-PoE power supply standard
  • Industrial wide temperature design
  • Port indicator light is to display the status of current transmission mode for the port, which includes IEEE, E100 and E10
Ethernet Port 1*1000 Base-X
1*10/100/1000 Base-T
8*10/100 Base-T(PoE power supply)
PoE Power Consumption Port1,5≤90W, Port2,3,4,6,7,8≤30W, Total≤120W
PoE Protocol IEEE802.3af, IEEE802.3at, IEEE802.3bt, Hi-PoE
Switching Capacity 8.8Gbps
Packet Forwarding Rate 2.75Mpps
Packet Buffer Memory 2.75 Mbit
MAC Table Size 8K Byte
Operating Humidity 10%–90% (RH), non-condensing
Power 54VDC, 2.22A External power supply
Lightning Protection Common Mode 4KV
Differential Mode 2KV
Working Temperature -30°C~65°C
Weight 0.6kg (1.32lb)
Dimensions (H×D×W) 5.9 × 3.9 × 1.6"
150 × 100 × 42mm
Working Mode LED Indicator
IEEE mode Normally on
E100 On for 3 seconds, off for 1 second
E10 On for 1 second, off for 1 second

What's Included?

AEX8-2 Overview
  1. 10/100 Base-T + ePOE
  2. 10/100/1000 Base-T
  3. 100/1000 Base-X
  4. Fiber Port Status Indicator
  5. Power Status Indicator
  6. PWR1
  7. PWR2
  8. Ground Wire Terminal

Package Contents:

AEX8-2 Switch × 1

Power Adapter and Cable (53") × 1

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Overall rating: 4.3333335 / 5 from 6 reviews.

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Reviews

Lorex Support

"I called your support team, they convinced me that I HAD to have a new switch! In spite of the fact that I kept telling them my cameras were working on the switch I had, I just couldn't get them to show on the monitor! At their insistence I ordered a new switch, when I called to try to get them to explain how to install it they hung up on me. TWICE!! My son came over and elped me trouble shoot the system, and just like I told them, the old switch works fine. I need a return authorization for the switch YOUR tech team told me I had to have"

— Tim D. (1/5)

Perfect

"Works as intended. Very easy to set up and use."

— Daniel S. (5/5)

new cameras and box

"love them pics so clear"

— Anne P. (5/5)

Great product, works as needed.

"Great product, works as needed. Definitely needs actual ear mounts."

— Miles Z. (5/5)

epoe camera

"the camera is working great. it is installed 900 feet from the epoe switch and nvr"

— Glen N. (5/5)

Nice and affordable

"We are currently only sending two video (NVR) feeds over it, but it works well, the video is clear, there is no stuttering and no dropouts."

— Robert P. (5/5)

Q&A

Will this work in place of my Flir 8 ch-mpx? My box is a M31080. Thank you for your help Cindy
You can check the compatibility list for the switch at the link below. Please note that if your recorder does not appear on this list, it will not be compatible with the switch: https://www.lorex.com/pages/compatibility?dt=PoE%20Switches&dp=379
If i "Do Not" have internet, Do I still need to purchase a router. This system is Direct poe wired , not a Wi-Fi system. What is the purpose of the router. Also does it matter what kind of router i need.?
The router must assign an IP address to the recorder and the PoE switch, so yes, if you want to additionally install a PoE switch on your NVR, you will need to have a router at your location, as it will not work directly connected to the NVR.
1) Can I use a Fios E3200 Wifi extender off one of the POE ports on the AEX-8-2? 2) When connecting the AEX-8-2 switch to my Lorex 4k Ultra HD NVR what jack do I use on the NVR and the AEX8-2 switch?
You just need to connect the PoE switch and the recorder to the same router, the recorder will find the cameras connected to the switch via the local network.
Can this be used to run multiple cameras from a single cable?
Cameras must be connected to the PoE switch, the PoE switch to the router, and the router to the NVR, it is not possible to connect the PoE switch directly to the recorder.
Is it to be connected to direct NVR POE port or to a router ?
It must be connected to the router, not on one of the NVR ports.
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