Managed switch Axis 01192-002

AXIS T8524 PoE+ Network Switch (Model 01192-002) is a 24-port managed Gigabit Ethernet switch with Power over Ethernet (PoE) support designed for surveillance and network installations. The switch includes an integrated DHCP server for automatic IP assignment and discovery of connected Axis devices, and provides a graphical administrator interface with topology overview showing device status and connections.

Advantages

The device delivers high PoE power output capable of supplying up to 24 PoE cameras, while the managed switch functions and compliance with IEEE 802.1x and IEEE 802.3at enable secure network management and reliable power delivery. With a switching capacity of 52 Gbit/s and an 8000-entry MAC address table, it supports stable traffic handling in medium-sized surveillance deployments. The compact, black unit is straightforward to install and integrates with Axis recorders to simplify system setup.

Suitable for

• IP video surveillance systems requiring PoE-powered cameras
• Medium-sized network segments needing managed Gigabit switching
• Installations where automatic device discovery and centralized topology view are useful

Key specifications

• Brand: AXIS, Model: 01192-002 (T8524)
• Ports: 24 × RJ-45 Gigabit Ethernet (10/100/1000)
• PoE: PoE+ (IEEE 802.3at) support for connected devices
• Switching capacity: 52 Gbit/s
• MAC address table: 8000 entries
• Networking standards: IEEE 802.1x, IEEE 802.3at
• Integrated DHCP server and graphical topology administrator interface
• Colour: Black; Weight: 3.2 kg

How to use

Mount the AXIS T8524 in the rack or place it on a stable surface and connect power. Connect network devices and PoE cameras to the RJ-45 ports. Use the built-in DHCP server to enable automatic IP address assignment and device discovery, or configure static IPs if required. Access the web-based administrator interface to view the graphical topology, review device status, set up VLANs, security (IEEE 802.1x) and other managed-switch features. Monitor PoE power budget to ensure connected cameras receive sufficient power.

Recommendations

For optimal performance in surveillance installations, plan the PoE budget before connecting all cameras, keep firmware up to date, and use the graphical topology view to verify device connectivity and status during setup and maintenance.