LTS POE-SWC802G 8-Port Cloud-Managed Gigabit PoE Switch

Power and Connect Up to 8 PoE Devices

The LTS POE-SWC802G is an 8-port cloud-managed Gigabit PoE switch designed for security cameras and other compatible PoE network devices. It combines eight powered Gigabit ports, two additional Gigabit RJ45 ports, a 110W total PoE budget, and LTS Platinum Partner support.

8 Gigabit PoE+ Ports

• 8 × Gigabit PoE RJ45 ports
• IEEE 802.3af PoE support
• IEEE 802.3at PoE+ support
• Total PoE power budget: 110W

The switch can power up to eight compatible PoE devices, but the combined power requirement of all connected devices must remain within the 110W total PoE budget.

Two Additional Gigabit Network Ports

• 2 × Gigabit RJ45 network ports
• Useful for uplink or other network connections

This 8-port model uses two additional Gigabit RJ45 connections. It should not be described as having a fiber-optic port unless separate manufacturer documentation confirms one for this exact model.

Long-Range PoE

LTS specifies long-range PoE transmission up to 1,000 feet under supported conditions. Actual usable distance depends on the connected device, required PoE power, Ethernet cable quality, and installation conditions.

Cloud Management

The POE-SWC802G supports the LTS Platinum Partner ecosystem for compatible remote management and system monitoring.

Cloud features require proper system setup and should not be confused with a general consumer cloud-storage subscription. The switch itself does not provide video recording or cloud video storage.

Choosing the Right PoE Switch

This model is a good fit when you need up to eight PoE devices and the combined PoE requirement is 110W or less. For systems with more devices or a higher total power requirement, consider a larger PoE switch with additional ports and a higher PoE budget.

Complete the Network

• Network switches
• IP security cameras
• Network video recorders
• Power management solutions

Need Help Confirming Compatibility?

Send Bear Security Shop your camera or PoE device models, device quantity, and cable-run lengths. We can help confirm whether the 110W PoE budget and eight powered ports are enough for your system.

How many PoE devices can the POE-SWC802G power?

It provides eight Gigabit PoE ports and can power up to eight compatible devices, provided their combined power requirement stays within the 110W total PoE budget.

Does the POE-SWC802G support PoE+?

Yes. LTS specifies IEEE 802.3af and IEEE 802.3at support, so the switch supports both PoE and PoE+ devices.

What is the total PoE power budget?

The total PoE budget is 110W across the eight powered ports.

Does it have Gigabit Ethernet ports?

Yes. It has eight Gigabit PoE RJ45 ports plus two additional Gigabit RJ45 network ports.

Does the POE-SWC802G have a fiber port?

The current LTS catalog specifies two additional Gigabit RJ45 ports for this model and does not list a fiber-optic port.

How far can it transmit PoE?

LTS specifies long-range PoE up to 1,000 feet under supported conditions. Actual distance depends on the connected device, cable quality, power requirement, and installation conditions.

Can the switch be managed remotely?

Yes. LTS lists support for the LTS Platinum Partner ecosystem for compatible remote management.

Can I use it with security cameras from other brands?

The switch uses standard IEEE 802.3af/at PoE. Confirm that the connected device uses a compatible Ethernet and PoE standard and that its power requirement fits within the switch's available PoE budget.

How do I know if 110W is enough?

Add the maximum PoE power requirement of every device you plan to connect. The combined requirement should remain below the switch's 110W total PoE budget.

Should I choose the 8-port or 16-port model?

Choose the 8-port model for systems requiring up to eight powered devices and no more than 110W total PoE. Choose a larger model when you need additional powered ports or more available PoE capacity.