D-Link DES-1018MPV2 18-Port 10/100BASE-TX PoE Unmanaged Switch

Deliver reliable power and connectivity to security and network devices with the D-Link DES-1018MPV2 18-Port 10/100BASE-TX PoE Unmanaged Switch. Designed for surveillance, monitoring and small-to-medium business networks, this unmanaged network switch combines simplicity with enterprise-grade features: 16 Fast Ethernet PoE ports plus two Gigabit/SFP combo uplinks, and a generous 246W PoE budget to support high-power IP cameras and wireless access points. Installation is fast—plug-and-play operation and auto-MDI/MDIX eliminate configuration delays—while DIP-switch selectable ISOLATION and EXTEND modes let you segment traffic for added security and extend PoE reach up to 250 meters for remote devices. Built-in 2 kV surge protection reduces downtime risk from electrical events, and Energy Efficient Ethernet lowers ongoing power costs. As an unmanaged D-Link Ethernet switch with SFP expansion, it’s ideal for CCTV systems, access control, and multi-site deployments that need dependable PoE distribution without complex management. Equip your security or network infrastructure with a compact, rugged switch that simplifies deployment and protects devices—perfect for retail, campus, and branch surveillance applications. Contact your reseller or order now to integrate this switch into your monitoring and security setup.

• Power high-demand devices: Up to 246W PoE budget (16 PoE ports) supplies IP cameras, access points and VoIP devices without extra injectors.
• Simple, reliable deployment: Unmanaged, plug-and-play operation with 2 Gigabit/SFP combo uplinks reduces setup time for SMB and branch networks.
• Improved security and segmentation: DIP-switch ISOLATION mode prevents port-to-port communication for safer surveillance and monitoring networks.
• Extended reach for remote devices: EXTEND mode supports long‑reach PoE up to 250 m for distant cameras and field devices.
• Robust protection and uptime: Built-in 2 kV surge protection safeguards connected security equipment from lightning and power spikes.
• Energy-efficient operation: Energy Efficient Ethernet (EEE) lowers operating costs while maintaining performance for 10/100 and Gigabit uplinks.