Network Switches — PoE, Industrial, Rack and Managed
99 switch models in one place: PoE from 4 to 24 ports, DIN-rail industrial builds rated -40 to 75 °C, 19-inch rack machines, managed L2 and L3 with 10G uplinks, plus media converters and serial servers. Every specification published, no MOQ on standard units.
Start With the Site, Not the Brand
Four questions decide almost every switch order: does the far end need power over the cable, how many ports, where does the box physically live, and does anyone need to log into it.
Power decides first. If the cameras, access points or intercoms have no local supply, you are buying PoE and the number that matters is the total wattage budget, not the port count. If they have their own power, the non-PoE range is cheaper and has one less thing to fail. Ports come second: count what you need today and add 30 %. Environment comes third, and it is the one most quotations get wrong — an office switch is rated 0 to 40 °C, while a metal cabinet in African or Latin American sun passes 60 °C, which is why the DIN-rail industrial range exists. Management comes last: unmanaged at the edge, managed where VLANs, ring redundancy or SNMP are required.
We are the brand owner for the Zhongxin Shutong industrial range and an authorised supplier for Uniview, Uniarch and ZTE Wantong, so the full specification of every model on this site is published — PoE budget, per-port maximum, operating temperature, MTBF — before anyone asks you for an email address. Standard models carry no minimum order quantity: buy two, test them on your own site, then order the container. Own-brand industrial switches carry a five-year warranty and an MTBF of 320,000 hours; spare units are agreed per order and written into the quotation.
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Network Switch FAQ
What is the minimum order quantity for network switches?
None for standard units — order 2–3 samples, test them on your own site, then scale by air or LCL sea freight. MOQ only applies to OEM orders with your own logo and packaging.
PoE or non-PoE — how do I decide?
Ask where the far end gets its power. Cameras, access points, intercoms and access controllers on a wall or a pole almost always take it from the network cable, so PoE saves an electrician and a second cable run. Equipment already sitting next to a socket — NVRs, PCs, PLCs with their own 24 VDC supply — needs no PoE, and paying for it buys a power stage that can only fail. Mixed sites are normal: PoE at the edge, non-PoE in the rack.
Do you ship to Africa and Latin America?
Yes — small orders by air courier (typically under a week), volume by LCL sea freight with mixed cartons welcome. Voltage and plug types are verified against your country before packing, and every quote includes both freight options.
How do I get wholesale prices?
Message the models (or just your camera count) on WhatsApp and a written wholesale quotation with shipping to your country comes back within 24 hours. Freight, versions and volume change the number, so a real quote beats a fake sticker price.
Send your project list — we build the switch BOM free
Camera count and cable distances — a sized recommendation with wholesale pricing comes back within 24 hours.