D-Link DGS-F1026P-E 26-Port Gigabit Long Range PoE+ Switch

Power the Cameras Beyond the Nearest Socket The D-Link DGS-F1026P-E combines 24 Gigabit PoE access ports with two Gigabit SFP uplinks in one practical network switch. It is designed for installations where cameras, access points or other compatible devices need both connectivity and power, while the uplink carries traffic back towards the recorder or wider network. A 250W shared PoE budget helps bring the power plan into the same place as the cabling. Long Reach PoE supports suitable cable runs of up to 250M at 10 Mbps on the designated ports. Standard Ethernet distances and link rates remain the right choice for higher-bandwidth devices. Plug-and-play operation keeps the deployment straightforward, with local operating modes for supported installation tasks. Plan the device demand, cable quality and uplink capacity together for a dependable result. Highlights Connections for the Site 24 × 10/100/1000 Mbps PoE access ports 2 × Gigabit SFP slots; optical modules selected separately 250W shared PoE budget Reach and Practical Control Up to 250M at 10 Mbps on designated ports IEEE 802.3af/at compatible power Unmanaged plug-and-play switching Built for Everyday Operation 6 kV published surge protection Supported local isolation and PoE recovery functions 3-year warranty Key Features Carry Data and Power Together Each of the 24 powered access ports connects compatible IEEE 802.3af/at equipment over Ethernet. Combining data and power can reduce the need for a separate socket next to every camera or access point. The shared 250W budget applies to the whole switch, so the number of devices that can run together depends on their actual maximum power demand rather than the port count alone. Reach the More Distant Connection Ports 1–8 support the documented long-range function. In this mode, a suitable link can reach up to 250M at 10 Mbps using Cat5e or better cabling. Cable construction, voltage drop and the powered device still affect operation. Use normal-distance links for equipment needing higher throughput, and validate a long run with the intended device before completing the installation. Give Traffic a Clear Route Back 2 × Gigabit SFP slots; optical modules selected separately Choose compatible Gigabit optics for the fibre type and distance at each end; modules are separate accessories. Add the expected camera streams or other device traffic when sizing the uplink to the recorder or upstream network. Keep Installation Controls Useful Extend, VLAN port isolation, QoS prioritisation and automatic PoE device recovery. These practical operating modes do not turn it into a web-managed or cloud-managed switch. Port isolation and prioritisation are intended for the documented local topology. Keep the configuration and physical switch position accessible for maintenance. Reduce Routine Recovery Work The documented PoE recovery function can power-cycle an unresponsive connected device, helping with some faults that would otherwise need a local restart. It does not replace investigating repeated device, cabling or power problems. Published 6 kV surge protection provides another layer of equipment protection, while sound earthing, suitable cable routing and appropriate site protection remain part of the installation. Plan the Complete Installation 52 Gbps of published switching capacity supports the access and uplink arrangement shown in the specifications. Keep the unit in a suitable indoor location with ventilation and the correct power connection. The product carries a 3-year warranty. Summary The DGS-F1026P-E is a practical way to combine Gigabit access, 250W of shared PoE power and a planned route back to the network. Its long-range mode is useful for suitable low-bandwidth links, while the standard ports and uplinks support the normal installation. Choose it for straightforward local switching without a separate management platform. Match the connected devices and cabling to the required reach and power budget. Frequently Asked Questions Does 250M Mean Full-Speed Ethernet?ExpandCollapse No. The documented Long Reach PoE mode operates at 10 Mbps at distances up to 250M on ports 1–8. Normal link rates apply within standard Ethernet distances. Cable quality and the powered device affect the result, so test the intended long-run combination. How Much Power Can the Switch Supply?ExpandCollapse The shared PoE output budget is 250W. IEEE 802.3af/at devices can use up to the documented per-port limit, normally 30W for PoE+. The total demand of all connected devices must stay within the shared budget. Which Connections Are the Uplinks?ExpandCollapse 2 × Gigabit SFP slots; optical modules selected separately Choose compatible optical modules separately; the SFP slots do not power remote devices. Is This a Managed or Cloud Switch?ExpandCollapse This is an unmanaged switch. Its documented local modes offer useful installation controls, but it does not provide a full web administration interface or a D-Lite Cloud entitlement. Can PoE Recovery Fix Every Camera Fault?ExpandCollapse No. The recovery feature can restart a supported unresponsive powered device. It cannot repair faulty cabling, resolve every application fault or guarantee continuous recording. Investigate repeated restarts and confirm that the device is suitable for the selected recovery mode. What Should Be Checked Before Installation?ExpandCollapse Check the maximum power demand, cable length and construction, uplink throughput, power supply and indoor ventilation. Select compatible SFP optics separately. 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