The ANPA AP-10224GE is a 24-port Fast Ethernet PoE switch built for high-density surveillance and campus networks that need dozens of powered endpoints on a single budget-friendly platform. It provides 24 10/100Mbps PoE ports (IEEE 802.3af/at) backed by a 400W power budget, plus two gigabit uplink ports and an SFP fiber slot so twenty-four simultaneous camera streams can reach the NVR or core without a bottleneck — and so distant or EMI-heavy runs can go straight over fiber. QoS, a stackable form factor and DIP-selectable 250m extend mode round out a switch designed for real-world CCTV, VoIP and wireless rollouts. Request a quote for factory-direct pricing and OEM/ODM terms.
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.
Product Specifications
| Model | AP-10224GE |
|---|---|
| Category | POE Switch (10/100M) |
| Ports Configuration | 24 FE + 2 GE Uplink + 1 SFP |
| Transmission Rate | 10/100Mbps |
| PoE Standard | IEEE 802.3af/at |
| Power Budget | 400W |
| Switch Capacity | 16Gbps |
| Key Features | QoS, Stackable, 250m Extend |
| MOQ | 2 pieces |
Product Overview
The AP-10224GE is ANPA’s high-port-count Fast Ethernet workhorse. Its 24 PoE ports deliver power and data to standard IP cameras, wireless APs and VoIP phones using 802.3af/at auto-negotiation, while the generous 400W budget supports all twenty-four ports at typical device draw (7–15W each) with headroom for a few high-wattage PTZ cameras. Because per-port speeds are 10/100Mbps — more than enough for 1080p and multi-megapixel CCTV streams — the platform keeps cost per port low where gigabit to the edge is not required.
The uplink design is where this model punches above its class. Two gigabit copper uplinks aggregate the twenty-four downstream streams to the NVR or core switch at 1000Mbps, preventing the uplink bottleneck that causes dropped frames on dense 24-camera recorders. The additional SFP fiber slot accepts a fiber module for links beyond 100 meters, connections between buildings, or runs through electrically noisy environments — fiber is immune to EMI and ground loops.
Operation stays simple and reliable. QoS prioritizes video and voice traffic so live feeds and calls stay smooth under load; 250m extend mode (DIP-selected on designated ports) carries power plus data up to 250 meters at 10Mbps for perimeter and parking-lot cameras; and the stackable chassis lets integrators expand capacity cleanly in equipment rooms. Every unit is CE, FCC and RoHS certified and built in ANPA’s own Chaozhou factory under a 9-step, 100%-inspection QC program with full-load burn-in.
Application Scenarios
High-Density IP Surveillance (24+ Cameras)
Schools, factories, warehouses and hotels standardize on a single AP-10224GE per floor or zone to power up to 24 PoE cameras. The 400W budget and gigabit/SFP uplinks keep multi-camera recording continuous, while QoS protects live monitoring.
Campus & Multi-Building Networks
Use the SFP slot to link separate buildings to a central NVR over fiber, overcoming the 100-meter copper limit and eliminating lightning-induced ground-loop damage between structures with different earth potentials.
Long-Range Perimeter Cameras
Perimeter walls, parking lots and gatehouses often sit beyond 100 meters from the wiring closet. DIP-selectable 250m extend mode delivers data and PoE up to 250m on the designated ports at 10Mbps.
Wireless AP & VoIP Deployments
Power and connect dozens of 802.3af/at access points or VoIP phones across an office or hotel floor, with gigabit uplinks ensuring backhaul capacity for aggregated Wi-Fi and voice traffic.
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.
- 24 Fast Ethernet PoE ports with a 400W budget — high port density at the lowest practical cost per camera.
- Two gigabit copper uplinks plus an SFP fiber slot for bottleneck-free aggregation and long-haul/EMI-immune links.
- QoS, stackable chassis and DIP-selectable 250m extend mode for flexible, real-world CCTV deployment.
- CE/FCC/RoHS certified; built and quality-controlled in ANPA’s 15,000 m² Chaozhou factory with 100% inspection.
Compatible & Related Products
For smaller closets on the same project, use the compact 8-port AP-1028PE, the mini-chassis AP-1028MN or the rack-mount 16-port AP-10216KE. Extend long camera runs with the indoor AP-104JF or outdoor AP-104JF-W PoE extender, and compare the whole family in the Fast Ethernet PoE switch selection guide. If edge devices need gigabit, see the 8-port AP-3028GE gigabit switch.
Frequently Asked Questions
1. How many cameras can the AP-10224GE power at once?
It provides 24 Fast Ethernet PoE ports supporting IEEE 802.3af/at. With a 400W budget it powers up to 24 standard cameras (roughly 7–15W each) with safety margin, and can still accommodate a few 30W-class PTZ cameras or APs in a mixed load as long as total draw stays under 400W.
2. Do 24 Fast Ethernet ports need gigabit uplinks?
Yes — when many cameras stream simultaneously, a single Fast Ethernet uplink can become the bottleneck. The AP-10224GE provides two gigabit copper uplinks (plus an SFP slot) to aggregate all twenty-four streams to the NVR or core at 1000Mbps, reducing lag and dropped frames.
3. When should I use the SFP fiber slot instead of copper?
Use SFP fiber when the connection exceeds 100 meters, links separate buildings, or runs near power cabling or industrial machinery. Fiber carries no electrical current, so it is immune to electromagnetic interference and lightning-induced surges and eliminates ground loops between buildings.
4. Is 10/100Mbps per port enough for IP cameras?
For most CCTV, yes. A 1080p camera typically uses 2–4Mbps and a 4MP camera around 6–8Mbps, so a 100Mbps port handles streams comfortably. Specify gigabit edge ports (see the AP-30xx series) only for 4K/8MP multi-stream cameras, Wi-Fi 6 APs or heavy local data traffic.
5. How far can the switch transmit PoE and data?
Standard ports support the normal 100-meter Ethernet distance. The DIP-selectable 250m extend mode on designated ports carries data plus PoE up to 250 meters over Cat5e/Cat6 at 10Mbps — ideal for perimeter, gate and parking cameras.
6. What does ‘stackable’ mean on this model?
Stackable means multiple units can be installed together in an equipment-room arrangement (sitting or mounted as a group) to expand port count cleanly — for example, two AP-10224GE units provide 48 PoE ports with consistent behavior across the stack.
7. Does the switch require configuration?
No. It is an unmanaged, plug-and-play switch: connect the uplinks and PoE devices and it auto-negotiates speeds and power. QoS and 250m extend mode are enabled via hardware DIP switches — no computer or software required.
8. What MOQ and customization options are available?
The AP-10224GE has an MOQ of 2 pieces. As the manufacturer, ANPA offers OEM/ODM services including custom logo/labeling, packaging, firmware branding and port configuration. Contact us for a project-specific quote.
Get a Quote from the Manufacturer
Ready to specify the AP-10224GE for your project? ANPA ships factory-direct worldwide with flexible MOQs, OEM/ODM customization and CE/FCC/RoHS documentation. Tell us your port count, power and quantity requirements and our team will 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.