This guide covers ANPA’s Fast Ethernet (10/100Mbps) PoE switch family across all port counts — 4, 8, 16 and 24 ports — from the AP-1024PE through the AP-10224KE, with power budgets scaling from 60W to 400W. Every model shares the same dependable platform: IEEE 802.3af/at, QoS, stackable design and 250m extend mode, with the larger models adding gigabit/SFP uplinks. Use the comparison table and per-model notes below to match port count and power to your camera, AP and phone count. Request a quote for factory-direct pricing and OEM/ODM terms.
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Product Specifications
| Model | AP-1024PE / AP-1028PE / AP-10216KE / AP-10224KE |
|---|---|
| Category | POE Switch (10/100M) |
| Ports Configuration | 4/8/16/24 FE + 2 Uplink |
| Transmission Rate | 10/100Mbps |
| PoE Standard | IEEE 802.3af/at |
| Power Budget | 60W-400W |
| Switch Capacity | 1.6-16Gbps |
| Key Features | QoS, Stackable, 250m Extend |
| MOQ | 2 pieces |
Model Comparison Guide
| Model | Ports | Speed | PoE Standard | Power | Highlights | Page |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| AP-1024PE / AP-1024MN | 4 FE + 2 uplink | 10/100M | 802.3af/at/bt* | 60W | Mini option, AI watchdog, 250m extend | AP-1024MN |
| AP-1028PE / AP-1028MN | 8 FE + 2 uplink | 10/100M | 802.3af/at | 120W | AI watchdog, 250m extend; mini option | AP-1028PE / AP-1028MN |
| AP-10216KE | 16 FE + 2 GE + 1 SFP | 10/100M | 802.3af/at | 250W | Gigabit uplink, SFP, QoS, 250m extend | AP-10216KE |
| AP-10224KE | 24 FE + 2 GE + 1 SFP | 10/100M | 802.3af/at | 400W | Gigabit uplink, SFP, AI watchdog, rack-mount | AP-10224KE |
*The 4-port AP-1024MN/AP-1024PE listing references 802.3af/at/bt; 8/16/24-port models list 802.3af/at. All models support 250m extend mode on designated ports.
4-Port: AP-1024PE / AP-1024MN (60W)
The entry point of the family powers up to four cameras, APs or phones with a 60W budget. Choose the mini-chassis AP-1024MN for wall boxes and tight spaces; the AP-1024PE denotes the standard chassis. Best for small shops, homes and satellite drops — see the AP-1024MN/AP-1024PE comparison.
8-Port: AP-1028PE / AP-1028MN (120W)
The most popular count for retail and SMB: eight PoE ports with 120W comfortably covers eight standard cameras. Choose the standard AP-1028PE or the compact mini-chassis AP-1028MN; the 6-port AP-1026MN (90W) fills the gap for five/six-device sites.
16-Port: AP-10216KE (250W, GE + SFP uplinks)
Sixteen Fast Ethernet PoE ports plus two gigabit uplinks and an SFP fiber slot, with a 250W budget, make the AP-10216KE the mid-density floor switch — QoS, stackable and 250m extend included for medium surveillance and hospitality.
24-Port: AP-10224KE / AP-10224GE (400W, GE + SFP)
The high-density core: 24 PoE ports, a 400W budget, two gigabit uplinks and SFP for fiber backbones. The AP-10224KE (AI watchdog, rack-mount) anchors high-density campuses; the AP-10224GE is the stackable 24-port variant. Together they cover schools, hotels, factories and warehouses.
How to Select Port Count and Power
Count your PoE devices and add 1-2 spare ports. Estimate draw at roughly 7-15W per standard camera/AP (up to 30W for PTZ), total it and add 20-30% headroom. Use Fast Ethernet for 1080p CCTV and VoIP; move to the gigabit series for 4K cameras and Wi-Fi 6. Mix sizes freely — 24-port cores with 4/8-port satellites is a recommended architecture. The full selection logic is in the AP-10xx series selection guide.
Application Scenarios
Retail & Restaurant Chains
Standardize per site: 4/8-port mini switches in small stores, 16/24-port cores in flagship locations, all sharing the same 10/100M feature set and management-free operation.
Schools, Hotels & Hospitals
High room/zone counts map naturally to 16 and 24-port models with GE/SFP uplinks aggregating to central NVRs across floors and buildings.
Factories & Warehouses
Long aisles and perimeters use 250m extend mode on every model, while SFP uplinks link workshop areas to the equipment room over EMI-immune fiber.
Integrator / Distributor Stocking
A coherent 4/8/16/24 family lets distributors hold a predictable range with consistent behavior, common accessories and uniform OEM branding.
Why Choose ANPA
ANPA has manufactured PoE networking equipment since 2006 — 20 years of production experience. Every switch and accessory is built in our single 15,000 m² facility in Chaozhou, Guangdong (with a dedicated R&D center in Shenzhen), across 8 production lines and 16 sets of assembly and test equipment. Our 3 R&D engineers and 7 QA/QC specialists enforce a rigorous 9-step quality control process with 100% inspection, full-load burn-in and CE, FCC and RoHS certification on every batch.
- Full 4/8/16/24-port family manufactured in-house — consistent quality and behavior across models.
- 20 years of PoE manufacturing (founded 2006) in a single 15,000 m² Chaozhou, Guangdong factory.
- 8 production lines, 16 sets of equipment, 9-step QC with 100% inspection and full-load burn-in.
- CE, FCC and RoHS certified; low MOQs and full OEM/ODM branding, packaging and firmware customization.
Compatible & Related Products
For full selection logic see the AP-10xx Fast Ethernet series guide (canonical reference for this family). Individual pages: AP-1024MN, AP-1028PE, AP-1028MN, AP-1026MN, AP-10216KE, AP-10224KE, AP-10224GE. Extend runs with the AP-104EX; compare gigabit in the 30xx series guide.
Frequently Asked Questions
1. Which Fast Ethernet model should I choose for my port count?
Up to 4 devices: AP-1024MN/AP-1024PE (60W). Five or six: AP-1026MN (90W). Up to 8: AP-1028PE/AP-1028MN (120W). Up to 16: AP-10216KE (250W). Up to 24: AP-10224KE/AP-10224GE (400W). Always add 1-2 spare ports and verify total wattage.
2. What is the difference between the AP-10224KE and AP-10224GE?
Both are 24-port Fast Ethernet PoE switches with 24 FE + 2 GE uplink + 1 SFP, 802.3af/at and a 400W budget. The AP-10224KE is the AI-watchdog rack-mount model with its own dedicated page, while the AP-10224GE is the stackable variant (QoS, stackable, 250m extend). See each product page for details.
3. Do all models support 250m long-distance mode?
Yes — the family features 250m extend mode on designated ports (at 10Mbps), useful for perimeter, gate and parking cameras. Standard ports run 100m at full 10/100 speed.
4. Why do the 16/24-port models have gigabit and SFP uplinks?
Aggregating 16-24 camera streams over a Fast Ethernet uplink risks a bottleneck. Gigabit uplinks and the SFP fiber slot keep recordings smooth and allow long or EMI-immune fiber backbones to the core.
5. Is Fast Ethernet sufficient for modern CCTV?
For 1080p and most multi-megapixel cameras, yes: they use a few Mbps each. Specify gigabit (AP-30xx series) for 4K/8MP multi-stream cameras, Wi-Fi 6 APs or heavy data traffic.
6. Are these switches managed?
They are unmanaged and plug-and-play, with hardware DIP presets for QoS/VLAN and extend mode and (on select models) AI watchdog auto-recovery. Full web management is available on the gigabit AP-3344GE.
7. How does OEM/ODM work across the family?
ANPA manufactures the entire range in its own Chaozhou factory and offers custom logo/labeling, packaging, firmware and configuration across all models with low MOQs. Request a quote for program terms.
Get a Quote from the Manufacturer
Need help selecting the right model? Tell us your device count, power requirements and project scale. ANPA sells factory-direct worldwide with flexible MOQs, OEM/ODM customization and CE/FCC/RoHS documentation — our team will recommend the best-fit model and reply with pricing and lead time.
ANPA sells factory-direct with wholesale and OEM/ODM terms. Pricing is quoted per project — contact our sales team for volume discounts and lead times.