Qumulex QXE510-16T 8-Port PoE Rackmount Gateway, 1U RS, Up to 32-Camera, 12TB

For organizations that need a compact, high-performance platform for security and monitoring, the Qumulex QXE510-16T Video Surveillance Server is a purpose-built rackmount gateway that unifies video and access control. This 1U PoE gateway supports up to 32 cameras and includes 12TB of selectable local storage for continuous or event-driven recording—ideal for retail, education, multi-site enterprise, and critical infrastructure deployments. Integrated 8 PoE+ ports (30W per port) power cameras and door controllers directly at the edge, simplifying cabling and reducing the need for separate power injectors. Powered by an Intel 7th Gen Core i7 processor, the QXE510-16T delivers the compute required for analytics, real-time monitoring, and smooth multi-stream playback. Installers and IT teams will appreciate the 1U rackmount design and dual uplink options for resilient networking. Deploy on-premises with QxOne licensing or connect to the cloud using QxPro and QxControl for centralized management, monitoring, and video storage. Choose the Qumulex QXE510-16T to streamline your surveillance infrastructure—contact sales to specify the right licensing and storage configuration for your security project.

• Unified video and access gateway simplifies deployments by combining surveillance and access control management for faster installation and fewer devices.
• Integrated 8 PoE+ ports deliver up to 30W per port so cameras and door controllers are powered directly, reducing cabling and edge equipment needs.
• Scalable local storage (12TB) and support for up to 32 cameras enable reliable, on-site recording and continuous or event-driven retention for compliance and investigations.
• Rackable 1U form factor with Intel Core i7 performance provides enterprise-class analytics and real-time monitoring in space-constrained server rooms.
• Flexible cloud or on-prem operation with QxControl/QxPro and QxOne licensing lets organizations choose centralized monitoring or local-only architectures.