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Speco Technologies
SKU: SXC600
Speco SXC600 100W Solar Power System with 4G Router
100W solar + 4G router for off-grid remote camera sites
- 100W solar panel sustains off-grid IP camera sites without AC infrastructure.
- Integrated 4G router delivers remote network access independent of site cabling.
- 802.3af PoE output powers IP cameras directly; rated for -40°F to 140°F operation.
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TP-Link
SKU: ER706W
TP-Link ER706W Omada AX3000 Wi-Fi 6 Gigabit VPN Router
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TP-Link
SKU: ER706W-4G
TP-Link ER706W-4G Omada 4G+ Cat6 AX3000 Gigabit VPN Router
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TP-Link
SKU: ER7212PC
TP-Link ER7212PC Omada Gigabit VPN Router with PoE+ Port
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TP-Link
SKU: XGB430V PRO
TP-Link XGB430V PRO BE7200 Dual-Band Wi-Fi 7 XGS-PON Router
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Ubiquiti
SKU: AFI-INS-US
Ubiquiti AFI-INS-US Router/Gateway
Mesh WiFi system with touchscreen router and MeshPoint for residential coverage
- Gigabit Ethernet backhaul eliminates wireless contention between router and MeshPoint.
- Touchscreen display enables on-site diagnostics without a laptop or mobile app.
- MeshPoint Ethernet port supports hardwired clients at the secondary node location.
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Ubiquiti
SKU: EP-24V-72W
Ubiquiti EP-24V-72W EdgePoint Router/Switch
Compact 72W edge router for branch offices and ISP points-of-presence
- 24V DC / 72W output powers EdgePoint routing and PoE simultaneously without DC-DC conversion losses.
- 3.2 lb compact form factor installs in tower shelters, DIN-rail frames, and weatherproof enclosures.
- Native UISP integration enables centralized power health monitoring across all remote edge sites.
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Ubiquiti
SKU: EP-54V-150W
Ubiquiti EP-54V-150W EdgePoint Router/Switch
150W modular power supply for Ubiquiti EdgePower PoE systems
- Delivers regulated 54V DC at 150W, supporting full PoE loads on edge deployments.
- Stack two modules in one EdgePower chassis for 300W capacity with passive redundancy.
- FCC, CE, NDAA-compliant with ±8kV ESD immunity for outdoor and RF-rich sites.
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Ubiquiti
SKU: EP-54V-72W
Ubiquiti EP-54V-72W EdgePoint Router/Switch
Compact EdgePoint router with 54V 72W power for distributed networks
- 54V native architecture eliminates voltage conversion losses across multi-node UISP deployments.
- 72W PoE budget powers EdgePoint routing nodes and accessories from a single supply.
- Wall-mount or rackmount at 3.1 lbs fits pole enclosures and space-constrained remote closets.
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Ubiquiti
SKU: EP-S16-US
Ubiquiti EP-S16-US 16-Port Gigabit EdgePoint Router/Switch
16-port Gigabit router/switch with mixed 54V and 802.3af PoE
- Combines Layer 3 routing and 16-port Gigabit switching into one unit, eliminating separate hardware.
- 72 Gbps switching capacity and 53.57 Mpps forwarding rate handle high-density edge deployments.
- Rated -40 to 65°C and wind-tested to 125 mph, suitable for harsh outdoor or remote installations.
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Ubiquiti
SKU: ER-4-US
Ubiquiti ER-4-US EdgeRouter
Four-port edge router for branch offices and distributed networks
- Four GbE ports support simultaneous WAN, LAN, and guest-segment routing.
- Web GUI and CLI management enables both rapid deployment and script-based automation.
- UISP Wired integration provides single-console policy and firewall control across branch edges.
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Ubiquiti
SKU: ER-6P-US
Ubiquiti ER-6P-US EdgeRouter
6-port Gigabit router with VLAN support for branch offices
- Six Gigabit RJ45 ports enable multi-zone segmentation without external switching.
- Native VLAN isolation on a single desktop appliance simplifies branch deployments.
- SSH, SNMP v2c/v3, and CLI management integrate directly with NOC platforms.
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Ubiquiti
SKU: ER-8-XG
Ubiquiti ER-8-XG EdgeRouter
Eight 10G SFP+ edge router with 80 Gbps throughput for data centers
- Eight 10G SFP+ ports deliver 80 Gbps non-blocking throughput under full load.
- 160 Gbps switching capacity eliminates oversubscription on redundant fiber rings.
- Dedicated 1G RJ45 management port isolates out-of-band admin from the data plane.
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Ubiquiti
SKU: ER-X-SFP-US
Ubiquiti ER-X-SFP-US EdgeRouter
Compact edge router with 5 Gigabit ports plus SFP fiber connectivity
- Five Gigabit RJ45 ports plus one SFP slot handle both LAN and fiber WAN on one device.
- 24V Passive PoE input eliminates a local AC power supply, simplifying remote site deployment.
- CLI, Web GUI, and SNMP management enable full routing control without a cloud controller.
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Ubiquiti
SKU: U-LTE-BACKUP PRO
Ubiquiti U-LTE-BACKUP PRO LTE Backup Gateway
LTE backup gateway with dual Gigabit ports and PoE in/out
- PoE+ input eliminates dedicated power supplies at branch or remote sites.
- PoE output on secondary Gigabit port powers downstream APs or cameras directly.
- Dual 1 Gbps Ethernet ports sustain full-speed traffic during LTE failover events.
$361.00 $306.99 Save $54.01The item has been added
Routers & Gateways
Enterprise and industrial routers and cellular gateways for WAN connectivity, site-to-site VPN, and remote surveillance access. Dual-SIM LTE/5G failover for sites without reliable wired broadband.
Plan Your Deployment
- Specify WAN bandwidth requirements from aggregate camera upload
- Evaluate cellular failover for primary or backup WAN connectivity
- Confirm VPN throughput for encrypted remote viewing and management
- Plan SD-WAN for multi-site policy-based traffic routing
Routers & Gateways — Engineering-Grade Network Infrastructure for Commercial Deployments
This category covers 519 working models of routers & gateways sourced manufacturer-direct or through channel-direct US distribution. Build the rest of your system around the architectural choices below — compatibility, environmental rating, and lifecycle decisions made here propagate through every downstream component you specify.
What to Look For
Port count and PoE budget come first. An 8-camera install needs at least 9 ports (cameras + uplink), with PoE budget covering the sum of per-camera PoE class. Account for uplink speed: 1 Gbps uplinks bottleneck under heavy video load on switches with 8+ high-resolution cameras. SFP+ or 10 Gbps uplinks remove that bottleneck on growing sites.
Managed versus unmanaged switches affect troubleshooting and VLAN segmentation. Managed switches (HPE Aruba, Cisco, Netgear ProSAFE M-series) support VLANs, link-aggregation, port mirroring, and SNMP monitoring — essential for any deployment over 16 cameras or with mixed traffic. Unmanaged switches work for small isolated camera networks but limit growth and troubleshooting visibility.
Layer 3 capability (routing, VLAN inter-VLAN routing) becomes important when surveillance, access control, and corporate traffic share the same physical network. Surveillance VLAN isolation is now standard practice — segregate camera traffic from corporate Wi-Fi and guest networks to prevent broadcast storms and lateral attack paths. Confirm the switch supports the VLAN count and ACL complexity you need.
Outdoor/industrial deployments need ruggedized switches. ComNet, Antaira, and Moxa make hardened switches rated for -40°C to +75°C, vibration, and waterproof housings. DIN-rail mounting fits standard outdoor enclosures. Standard data-closet switches in outdoor enclosures fail within 1-2 years from condensation and temperature swings; spec the right environment rating up front.
Key Specs in This Category
| Spec | Available Options |
|---|---|
| Resolution | 5MP, 2MP, 8MP, 4MP, 16MP, 9MP, 20MP+, 3MP |
| IP Rating | IP66, IP67, IP68 |
| Connectivity | Wired, Cellular, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, WiFi + Wired, 5G NR & Cat 20 LTE or Cat 18 LTE, WiFi |
| Power | PoE, AC/DC, DC, PoE+, PoE++ |
| Type | Switch, Dome, PoE Injector, Accessory, Media Converter, Bullet, Router, Turret |
| Durability | Outdoor |
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Frequently Asked Questions
What's the difference between managed and unmanaged PoE switches?
Unmanaged switches power-on and forward traffic without configuration — simplest deployment but no VLAN, no monitoring, no troubleshooting visibility. Managed switches add VLANs, link-aggregation, port mirroring, SNMP, and remote-management interfaces. For deployments above 16 cameras or those sharing infrastructure with other systems, managed is the right choice; the per-port cost is modest and the operational benefit is large.
How much PoE budget should I size for?
Sum the PoE-class budget of all PoE-powered devices, then add 20-30% headroom for growth. Eight 802.3at cameras at 30W max each is 240W minimum — but a 130W-budget 8-port PoE+ switch can't deliver that. Confirm both per-port budget and total PoE budget; many entry-level switches advertise PoE+ ports but cap aggregate budget at half the per-port maximum.
Do I need 10 Gbps uplinks?
For installations under 32 cameras with mid-resolution streams, 1 Gbps uplinks suffice. Above that, or when you need fast investigative playback for many simultaneous reviewers, 10 Gbps (SFP+) uplinks remove the choke point. NVRs writing to NAS over the network also benefit. SFP+ has become reasonably affordable on managed switches; opt for it on new installs over 16 cameras.
Can I run VoIP and video on the same switch?
Yes — modern managed switches use VLAN segregation to keep VoIP, video, and data traffic separated even on shared physical ports. Use QoS (Quality of Service) to prioritize VoIP for low latency and assign video its own queue. Avoid mixing untagged traffic types on a single switch port without VLAN configuration; broadcast storms and bandwidth competition cause both voice and video quality issues.
What's the right uplink between buildings on a campus?
Single-mode fiber for runs over 100 m, multi-mode for shorter runs (typically up to 550 m on OM3, 300 m on OM4 at 10 Gbps). Bidirectional SFPs (single fiber instead of pair) save fiber count when the run is already deployed. Avoid copper between buildings — ground-potential differences during lightning strikes destroy switch SFP modules even when surge-protected.
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