Uniview NSW5130-8GT2GP-POE-IN 8-Port Managed PoE Switch, 125W

The Uniview NSW5130-8GT2GP-POE-IN is a managed PoE switch that powers up to eight devices over Gigabit ports from a 125W budget, with two SFP ports for fiber uplinks. It is a good match for CCTV cameras, access points and IP phones in villas, shops and small offices.

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The Uniview NSW5130-8GT2GP-POE-IN sends both power and data to up to eight devices over their network cables, drawing on a total PoE budget of 125W, and adds two Gigabit SFP ports for a fiber uplink. A camera, access point or IP phone plugged into it needs no power socket nearby. It is also a managed switch, so VLANs, port monitoring and traffic priority are all set from a web page.

Uniview NSW5130-8GT2GP-POE-IN specifications

• 8 Gigabit RJ45 ports (10/100/1000Mbps) with PoE.
• 2 SFP ports at 1000Mbps.
• 125W maximum PoE budget.
• 20Gbps switching capacity and 14.88Mpps forwarding.
• 8W switch consumption excluding PoE loads, cooled by one fan.

Planning your 125W PoE budget

Add up the rated draw of every device and keep the total comfortably under 125W. Split evenly across eight devices, the budget works out to roughly 15.6W each. Check that figure against your cameras and access points; a PTZ camera or a high-power AP eats more, so connect fewer devices or spread them over two switches.

Fiber for cameras far from the server room

On warehouse sites, farms and compounds, some cameras sit at the gate or guardhouse, well away from the main building. Put this switch in a cabinet inside the guardhouse, connect the nearby cameras to its PoE ports and run fiber back through one SFP port. The operating range is 0°C to 45°C, so install it indoors in a cooled or ventilated space, not in an outdoor box under the Saudi summer sun.

Managing and protecting a camera network

Give the cameras their own VLAN out of 4K available, so a guest phone on Wi-Fi never sees them. Eight QoS queues per port keep video ahead of other traffic. Security covers 802.1x, MAC and Portal authentication, ARP attack protection, port security, broadcast storm suppression and SSH2.0. Temperature alarms arrive in real time, and a front-panel POE LED shows power delivery status.

Typical jobs in Saudi Arabia

• A two-floor villa: six indoor and outdoor cameras plus a ceiling access point, with one port spare.
• A shop or pharmacy: cameras over the till, entrance and stockroom, plus an IP phone.
• A small office: IP phones on the PBX with no power adapters cluttering desks.
• School classrooms: ceiling access points powered from the network room.

NSW5130-8GT2GP-POE-IN or NSW5130-8GT2GP-IN?

Power is the difference. This model feeds devices from a 125W budget and carries a fan and an extra POE LED, at 1.8kg. The NSW5130-8GT2GP-IN has no PoE and no fan, and weighs 1.5kg. Ports and the 20Gbps capacity are identical. If every device already has its own adapter, the non-PoE model is enough and runs silently; cameras and access points need this one.

Frequently Asked Questions

How many cameras can the NSW5130-8GT2GP-POE-IN power?

Up to eight devices on its PoE ports, as long as their combined draw stays under 125W, which is about 15.6W each if shared evenly.

Does it need an external power adapter?

No. It takes 100 to 240V AC directly, so it plugs straight into a standard Saudi wall socket.

What are the two SFP ports for?

Fiber links at 1000Mbps to the server room or another switch, useful when the distance is beyond what copper cable can cover.

Specifications

• Model: NSW5130-8GT2GP-POE-IN
• Category: Managed PoE access switch
• Ports: 8× 10/100/1000Mbps RJ45 PoE, 2× 1000Mbps SFP
• Switching capacity: 20Gbps
• Forwarding performance: 14.88Mpps
• Max. PoE power: 125W
• Max. power: 8W (excluding PoE)
• Power supply: AC 100 to 240V, 50/60Hz
• Cooling fans: 1
• Indicators: PWR, RUN, LINK/ACT, POE
• Weight: 1.8kg
• Operating temperature: 0°C to 45°C
• Operating humidity: 5% to 95%, non-condensing
• MAC: Static, dynamic and black hole MAC entries; source MAC address filtering
• Ethernet: Port aggregation, port mirroring, RSPAN, port isolation, port traffic identification
• VLAN: 4K 802.1Q VLANs; VLAN by MAC, IP subnet, authentication policy or interface; GVRP; QinQ
• Maintenance: Real-time temperature detection and alarm; SNMP, CLI and web management; local and remote system, operation and debug logs
• Security: MAC, 802.1x and Portal authentication (local and centralized); dynamic ARP detection, one-click ARP binding, authorized ARP, ARP source suppression and source address inspection; port isolation and port security; broadcast storm suppression; SSH2.0
• QoS: 8 priority queues per port; classification by 802.1p/DSCP/TOS; port and flow rate limiting; SP, WRR and SP+WRR scheduling

Features

• 8 Gigabit PoE ports with a 125W budget: power cameras and access points with no socket next to each device.
• 2 SFP ports at 1000Mbps: bring gate or guardhouse cameras back to the server room over fiber.
• 20Gbps switching and 14.88Mpps forwarding: every camera stream moves at once without drops.
• 4K VLANs and 8 priority queues: keep cameras off the staff network and give video priority.
• Real-time temperature alarm and a dedicated PoE LED: spot power or heat problems before cameras go dark.