Latin America. Axis Communications introduces the easy-to-install AXIS T8516 PoE+ 16-channel network switch, a perfect complement to Axis recorders as it further simplifies the configuration and installation of surveillance systems. It includes a built-in DHCP server for automatic IP address assignment and company device discovery. The intuitive administrator interface provides a graphical topology for a simple overview of all the computers in the system with information about those that are connected and their status. The High PoE high power output allows up to 16 PoE cameras to be connected.
In addition, it uses applications such as AXIS IP Utility that detects and displays Axis devices that are connected to the network. It is also used to manually set a static IP address and to access the home page of the drive in order to make other configurations. On the other hand, the switch allows you to use AXIS Camera Management, a powerful and efficient installation and management application, designed especially for use with Axis network video products. Through standardized network methods and protocols, the tool can detect, automatically configure devices, define IP addresses, display connection status, restore and back up camera configurations, and manage firmware updates of different devices.
AXIS T8516 PoE+ includes a rich set of configuration options, such as a built-in DHCP server for automatic IP address assignment. It also enables advanced network configuration options such as VLAN (Virtual Local Area Network), Quality of Service (QoS), Security, and Spanning Tree to further optimize the overall solution.
With the ability to manage 16 channels, it facilitates the installation of any video surveillance system. The 240W High PoE high power output allows up to 16 PoE cameras to be connected. On the other hand, the user interface offers a graphical topology that provides information, status and notifications about connected devices. In addition, it allows you to manage all connected devices, restart system cameras, monitor network traffic or perform cable diagnostics, among many other actions.
