• Lorex 8-Port ePoE Switch
  • Lorex 8-Port ePoE Switch
  • Lorex 8-Port ePoE Switch
  • Lorex 8-Port ePoE Switch
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Lorex 8-Port ePoE Switch

Lorex 8-Port ePoE Switch

SKU: AEX8

Expand the reach and simplify the installation of your NVR security camera system with this 8-Port ePoE switch. This switch can provide PoE (Power-over-Ethernet) transmission 800 meters at the speed of 10Mbps or 300 meters at the speed of 100Mbps.

 

ECO-FRIENDLY

ECONOMIC

EXTENDED

ETHERNET OVER COAX*


*Coaxial-To-Ethernet Converter is needed (sold separately)

 
 

Save on Power Consumption

Power consumption per switch is 3 Watts. In total, you can save 21 Watts when using this ePoE switch with your ePoE IP Camera.

 
One day saves
0.5kWh
One month saves
15kWh
One year saves
182.5kWh
Reduce carbon emission
143kg per year
 
Eco-Friendly ePoe
 
 
din rail mounting

Quick and Easy Mounting

Easily mount this ePoE Switch using the DIN rail mounting. Simply lay the switch hook on the rail then press in to secure the buckle into the slide.


Note: The AEX8 ePoE switch supports the slide width of 28mm (1.1"). The mount shown in the image is for illustrative purposes only and is not included in the package.

 

Flexible Surveillance System Design

Use this PoE switch to extend the distance of your cameras from your recorder. With ePoE support up to 800m, this switch allows for more flexible surveillance system design, improves reliability, and saves on construction and wiring costs.

 
 
Typical Application:
 
Option 1: Data + Power Hi-PoE
100m / 328ft
Option 2: Data + Power IEEE
200m / 626ft
Option 3: Data + Power E100 (Max. bandwidth: 100Mbps)
300m / 984ft
Option 4: Data + Power E10 (Max. bandwidth: 10Mbps)
800m / 2624ft
 

Product Specifications

AEX8 Dimensions
  • Supports long distance PoE transmission up to 800m with ePoE technology
  • Layer-two ePoE switch
  • MAC auto study and aging, MAC address list capacity is 8K
  • Conform IEEE802.3, IEEE802.3u, IEEE802.3ab/z and IEEE802.3X standards
  • Supports IEEE802.3af, IEEE802.3at, Hi-PoE standard
  • Industrial wide temperature design
  • Port indicator light is to display the status of current transmission mode for the port, which includes IEEE, E100 and E10
Ethernet Port 1*1000 Base-X
1*10/100/1000 Base-T
8*10/100 Base-T(PoE power supply)
PoE Power Consumption Port1,5≤60W, Port2,3,4,6,7,8≤30W, Total≤120W
PoE Protocol IEEE802.3af, IEEE802.3at, Hi-PoE
Switching Capacity 8.8Gbps
Packet Forwarding Rate 4.17Mpps
Packet Buffer Memory 2.75Mb
MAC Table Size 8K
Application Humidity 10%~90%
Power DC48~57V power adapter
Lightning Protection Common Mode 4KV
Differential Mode 2KV
Working Temperature -30°C~65°C
Weight 0.59kg
Dimensions (H×D×W) 5.9 × 3.9 × 1.6"
150 × 100 × 42mm
Working Mode LED Indicator
IEEE mode Normally on
E100 On for 3 seconds, off for 1 second
E10 On for 1 second, off for 1 second

What's Included?

AEX8 Front Panel AEX8 Top Panel
  1. 10/100 Base-T + ePOE
  2. 100/1000 Base-X
  3. 10/100/1000 Base-T
  4. Fiber Port Status Indicator
  5. Power Status Indicator
  6. PWR1
  7. PWR2
  8. Ground Wire Terminal

Package Contents:

AEX8 Switch × 1

Power Adapter and Cable × 1

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Manuals & Downloads

Product Reviews

Overall rating: 4.5 / 5 from 6 reviews.

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Reviews

Great product

"Great product"

— Blank Q. (5/5)

Can be used without router

"Can be used without router"

— Modern S. (3/5)

I almost purchased the 16

"I almost purchased the 16 port switch because it came with a mounting bracket. I didn't need that many ports so I purchased the 8 port. For the price, a bracket to mount it would have been great."

— Larry S. (4/5)

"Still trying to figure it out but it made setup easier"

— Christopher (5/5)

Worked seamlessly with (E89) 4K Deterrence Bullet PoE Wired Cameras.

"I purchased this Lorex ePoE switch due to its its high temperature tolerances, because I intend to install it into my attic. That is where the PoE cables from my (E895AB) 4K IP Wired Cameras lead to. The switch will then connect to my ethernet network via a CAT-6 cable. I have not yet installed the switch in my attic (I first need to install a power receptacle and run the CAT-6 to my network switch), but I did test that configuration in my office using two spare cameras connected through the ePoE switch. They were recognized by my (N846) NVR without issues, so I am confident my planned attic configuration should work."

— Jim H. (5/5)

Good Product

"Works great. Plug and play. Like the small footprint"

— Dale L. (5/5)

Q&A

What is the difference between the aex8 and the aex8-2?
Poe protocol and power consumption
Will the AEX-8 work with a NVR 910 recorder?
Yes, they are compatible, however take into account the number of cameras that the recorder supports.
Will this POE switch connect with the NVR that comes with the LNE9292b 8 camera system NVR (N883A64B) so I can connect add on cameras to the system (E896DD) and cameras (E893DD) so I can add those cameras without having to use 2 different NVR Recorders?? Thanks You
The E896DDD and E893DDD cameras are not compatible with the N883 series recorder, so that installation is not supported.
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