Designed for long-distance video camera deployment, the T8504-E Outdoor Managed PoE Switch from Axis lets you connect up to four PoE-powered devices to a fiber-compatible SPF uplink port. Equipped with four RJ45 Gigabit Ethernet PoE+ connections, the T8504-E boasts a total switching capacity of up to 20 Gb/s, while also delivering up to 60W per port with a total power budget of 150W.

Sealed in an aluminum dust- and water-resistant case, the surge-protecting T8504-E is ideal for city and airport surveillance, as well as other long-distance fiber-optic installations.

The T8504-E is compatible with select Axis bridges, door controllers, door stations, fixed cameras, fixed dome cameras, I/O relay modules, illuminators, modular cameras, PTZ cameras, positioning units, radar detectors, recorders, speakers, thermal cameras, video management software, and video encoders.

4 x RJ45 10/100/1000 Mb/s PoE+ Ports    1 x SFP Uplink Port    Up to 20 Gb/s Switching Capacity    60W per Port, 150W Total Power Budget    Dust- and Water-Resistant Enclosure    Surge Protection    Ideal for Video Camera Deployment

Equipped with a fiber-compatible SPF port, the Axis T8504-E Outdoor Managed PoE Switch is specifically designed for fiber-optic connections, which are typically used in city surveillance, airports and other long-distance installations.

You can install the T8504-E using standard Axis tools such as the Axis Device Manager and Axis IP utility, which automatically discovers and displays Axis devices on the network and helps you set the IP address of Axis network video products.

IP67-certified for resistance to dust and water immersion, the T8504-E is designed for installation on a pole or similar outdoor structure.

The T8504-E is compatible with VAPIX, an Axis-developed API that enables integration with a variety of video products on different platforms.

Management software: Axis Camera Management

Surge protection: 6kV on all network ports and AC lines

Supported protocols: IPv4, IPv6, HTTP, HTTPS, Bonjour, SNMP v1/v2c/v3, DNS, TCP, UDP, IGMP, ICMP, ARP, SSH, RADIUS, TACACS, TELNET, Syslog, 802.1Q (VLAN)

Pin assignment / power over pairs: 1/2, 3/6, 4/5, and 7/8 (Port 1 and 2), 1/2 and 3/6 (Port 3 and 4)

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. On the 8 port passive POE switch, could you power a POE device and a POE+ device?

A: The Ubiquiti Networks US-8 UniFi 8-Port Gigabit PoE Compliant Managed Switch can only supply PoE power via its single PoE passthough port.

Q: 2. What are the temperature ranges for this device?

A: The operating temperature for this switch is 32 to 104°F / 0 to 40°C.

Q: 3. Can this be powered by a PoE injector?

A: Yes, the Ubiquiti Networks UniFi Switch Flex 5-Port Managed Gigabit PoE Network Switch BH #UBUSWFLEX can be powered by PoE injector.

Q: 4. Can this be seen by a network admin on a ubiquiti network?

A: No, the Ubiquiti Networks NanoSwitch Outdoor 4-Port PoE Passthrough Switch BH #UBNSW would only show all the devices connected since it is an unmanaged switch.

Q: 5. If I have a 24vdc Access point that takes .5 amps will this damage it? I see that it is 1.2amps

A: The amount of current in the scenario you present will not be as critical as the wattage required by the end device. The rating indicates the maximum amperage that can be provided. The primary factor in PoE is wattage.

Q: 6. Will I be able to place this device on a pole 100m away from my 150w POE ubiquiti switch via cat cable and then output 1 short cat to a PTZOptics camera and then out another port on this device cat cable additional 100m to a second PTZ Optics Camera? How about after that? How many can you daisy chain in a row?

A: The distance of 100m should be fine. In regards to daisy chaining just don't exceed the mount of power output from your source device.

Q: 7. Can I use this to take one CAT6 cable running from my Dahua NVR and split it into two CAT6 cables so I am able to connect two POE IP cameras using the one line into the NVR?

A: Yes, you can split the POE power to 2 cameras.

Q: 8. Which hardware version is this? v1 or v2?

A: As of 1/29/21 stock, we have V1.

Q: 9. How does the Nano switch get power?

A: The Ubiquiti Networks NanoSwitch Outdoor 4-Port PoE Passthrough Switch would require a POE in to get the original source of power.

Q: 10. Can I use this to connect one CAT6 cable running from my Dahua Camera NVR into the switch, splitting it into two CAT6 cables to connect two POE IP Cameras?

A: If your cameras are outdoors, this would be an ideal device to work with.