Reolink RLA-PS1 PoE Switch | 10-Port with 120W Power Budget

RLA-PS1

10-Port PoE Switch with 120W PoE Power Budget

8 PoE+ Ports

2 Gigabit Ethernet Uplink

30W Per PoE Port

Power Management

Power over Ethernet

Reolink RLA-PS1 PoE switch provides a reliable PoE solution featuring 8 PoE+ ports (10/100Mbps) and 2 Gigabit Ethernet uplink ports (10/100/1000Mbps). Compliant with IEEE802.3af/at standard, it can deliver up to 30W for each PoE port and has a total power budget of 120W for at most 8 PoE devices.

IEEE802.3af/at

Standard

30W

Max. Output Power Per Port

120W

Max. Total Output Power

Multiple Protection Mechanisms

Power Management

This PoE switch features a power management mechanism, so when the total allocated power exceeds the power budget (120W), the PoE ports will be powered off one by one starting from Port 8 until the total power is below the threshold that the PoE switch is capable of supplying.

Auto Detection of Adaptive Devices

Reolink RLA-PS1 will automatically detect whether the device connected to its ports is a PoE device and whether it needs to be powered. To avoid damage, it will not supply power to non-PoE devices.

4KV Surge Protection

Applying professional lightning protection, this RLA-PS1 PoE switch will effectively prevent the power of lightning strikes from damaging connected devices and ensure their long-term service.

Plug & Play

Reolink RLA-PS1 works perfectly with your PoE cameras and transfers both data and electric power, with only one Ethernet cable required. Easy to set up, even for beginners. Designed to meet your diverse needs, it can be directly connected to your NVR for higher reliability and security, or it can be connected to the same LAN as your product to support more features of your cameras.

Work in the Same LAN as the Product

Directly Connect to NVR

FAQs on Reolink PoE Switch

What is the Reolink RLA-PS1?

The Reolink RLA-PS1 is a 10-port PoE switch with 8 PoE+ ports, 2 Gigabit Ethernet uplink ports, and a 120W total PoE power budget. It is designed to power and connect Reolink PoE cameras or other PoE devices through Ethernet cables.

Do I really need a PoE switch?

You need a PoE switch if your camera does not receive power from an NVR’s built-in PoE port or another power source. It is especially useful when you want to power multiple PoE cameras, connect cameras through your router/LAN, or use an NVR model without PoE ports.

Is a PoE switch necessary for NVR?

It depends on the NVR model. If your PoE NVRs have built-in PoE ports, so a switch is not always required. But if the model has no PoE ports, PoE cameras need external power, usually through a PoE switch.

Comparison

RLA-PS1

Power over Ethernet