D-Link DGS-F1210-26PS-E 24-Port Gigabit PoE+ Smart Switch Price in Kenya

D-Link DGS-F1210-26PS-E 24-Port Gigabit PoE+ Smart Switch Price in Kenya

The D-Link DGS-F1210-26PS-E is a managed Gigabit PoE+ switch designed to connect and power compatible IP cameras, wireless access points, IP phones and other network equipment. It suits offices, schools, hotels, shops and CCTV installations that need centralized connectivity and power control.

The switch provides 24 Gigabit PoE access ports and two additional Gigabit SFP uplinks, giving 26 network interfaces in total. D-Link’s Middle East documentation specifies a 250W shared PoE budget for this model. dlinkmea.com

Before ordering, confirm the supplied hardware revision and regional specification. The DGS-F1210-26PS-E is distinct from the similarly named DGS-F1210-26MPS-E and other DGS-1210 switches.

D-Link DGS-F1210-26PS-E Price in Kenya

Contact Network Switch Kenya for a quotation covering the switch, accessories and installation requirements.

Confirm:

• The exact model and hardware revision.
• Connected-device quantities and maximum power demand.
• Required optical modules and fibre leads.
• Mounting hardware and power accessories.
• Configuration and installation services.
• Delivery, applicable taxes and warranty terms.

Review the D-Link DGS-F1210-26PS-E product listing at Network Switch Kenya when preparing your enquiry.

You can also browse D-Link equipment at Tawa for related options, checking each model’s specifications independently.

Key Features and Benefits

Power and Data Through Ethernet

PoE simplifies installation by carrying power and network traffic through one cable. This reduces the need for separate electrical sockets beside compatible cameras and access points.

Check each receiving device’s required standard and maximum demand before connecting it.

Gigabit Access Connections

Gigabit interfaces provide capacity for capable devices and simultaneous traffic. Actual performance depends on endpoint capabilities, cabling, configuration and uplink usage.

For surveillance installations, calculate video bandwidth as well as power requirements.

Separate Fibre Uplinks

The two SFP interfaces provide optical connection options without occupying a powered access port.

Choose modules around the fibre type, distance, wavelength and remote equipment. These are Gigabit interfaces, rather than 10Gbps SFP+ uplinks.

Managed Network Controls

The switch supports tools for organizing traffic and maintaining connected equipment. VLANs can separate network segments, while monitoring and diagnostics help investigate connection problems.

Extended-Reach Options

Selected ports support long-reach operation for suitable installations. This needs careful assessment of cable quality, device load and required traffic capacity.

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Key Specification

SpecificationD-Link DGS-F1210-26PS-ESwitch typeLayer 2 managed Gigabit PoE+Access interfaces24 × 10/100/1000Mbps PoE RJ45Optical uplinks2 × Gigabit SFPPoE standardsIEEE 802.3af/atMaximum PoE+ outputUp to 30W per port, subject to shared budgetPublished regional PoE budget250WSwitching capacity52GbpsForwarding rateApproximately 38.688MppsMAC address table8K entriesPublished dimensions440 × 180 × 44mmPublished weightApproximately 3.2kgPower input100–240V AC, 50–60HzOperating temperature0°C to 40°CLong-reach portsPorts 1–8ManagementWeb interface and documented additional methodsInstallationSuitable 19-inch rack arrangement

Values follow D-Link’s regional and series documentation. Confirm the supplied revision’s power rating and physical details before purchase. dlinkmea.com

Understanding the PoE Budget

The available power is shared across connected devices. Having 24 powered ports does not mean that every port can supply 30W simultaneously.

Using the published 250W budget:

Illustrative loadCombined demandPlanning result20 devices requiring 10W each200WLeaves some operating margin24 devices requiring 10W each240WLeaves little margin16 devices requiring 15W each240WLeaves little margin24 devices requiring 15W each360WExceeds the budget

Use maximum device requirements rather than average readings. Camera infrared illumination, startup behaviour and cable losses can affect the load.

If the supplied unit carries a different regional power rating, calculate the installation against that verified rating.

Network Management Features

D-Link documents VLAN separation, traffic prioritization, spanning-tree protocols, aggregation, mirroring and PoE administration for this model.

The physical “VLAN” shortcut is described as access-port isolation. It should not be confused with a fully planned tagged-VLAN configuration. The documentation also describes a PoE recovery mode that can restart unresponsive equipment. dlinkmea.com

Test these controls before enabling them across a working installation.

Typical Applications

CCTV Networks

Connect compatible cameras to a separate recording system. Ensure the NVR’s channel capacity and recording bandwidth match the camera installation.

The switch provides connectivity and supported power; it does not record footage.

Offices and Retail Premises

Connect compatible phones, access points and wired equipment. Use an appropriate router for gateway services.

Schools and Hospitality Premises

Provide a central distribution point for suitable network devices. Coordinate traffic separation and uplinks with the wider network design.

Installations with a Separate Router

The supplied MikroTik Kenya catalogue and MikroTik equipment search at Orbitlink Solutions provide places to explore complementary routing equipment.

For a smaller distribution point without PoE outputs, review the MikroTik RB260GS at Network Switch Kenya.

How to Set Up the D-Link DGS-F1210-26PS-E

1. Identify the Supplied Unit

Check the full model, hardware revision and electrical label. Record the serial number.

Use matching firmware and installation instructions.

2. Prepare a Connection Schedule

List each endpoint, its maximum power requirement, PoE standard and intended network.

Keep the combined requirement within the verified budget with practical margin. Identify cable distances and uplink requirements.

3. Mount the Switch

Use the correct brackets and fixings for the supplied unit. Allow ventilation and connector clearance.

Keep the installation dry and accessible for maintenance.

4. Connect Power

Use the supplied cord and follow the electrical rating on the unit.

If using a UPS, size it for total electrical consumption, including connected powered devices and the required backup duration.

5. Connect One Uplink

Connect the switch to the router or main network through a suitable copper or optical connection.

Begin with one uplink. Additional parallel links require a supported aggregation or redundancy design.

6. Secure Management Access

Follow the supplied guide to identify the initial address and credentials.

Set strong credentials and record the management address. Do not assume defaults from another D-Link model apply.

7. Check Firmware

Back up an existing configuration before updating. Install firmware specifically intended for the hardware revision.

Maintain stable power and verify access after the update.

8. Configure VLANs and Ports

Plan access-port settings, tagged uplinks and management access before applying restrictions.

Coordinate settings with the router and other equipment. Preserve a working management connection during changes.

9. Connect PoE Devices Gradually

Add verified compatible equipment one device at a time. Confirm operation and inspect power usage.

If a device restarts repeatedly, investigate compatibility, cabling and available power.

10. Assess Extended-Reach Operation

D-Link documents long-reach operation of up to 250m on eight selected ports. Extended operation reduces link speed and should not be treated as a 250m Gigabit connection.

Confirm the supplied revision’s reduced rate and test the intended application before deployment. downloads.dlink.com.sg

11. Test Recovery Settings

Automatic restarting can interrupt recording or other services. Enable it only where appropriate and test its behaviour.

12. Verify and Document

Run the intended applications together. Check power demand, link errors and uplink traffic.

Save configuration backups where supported and document port assignments.

Advantages

• Numerous powered Gigabit connections.
• Separate optical uplinks.
• Management tools for network organization.
• Can reduce the need for individual injectors.
• Supports selected long-reach applications.
• Suitable for mixed camera and access-point installations.

Disadvantages and Limitations

• Shared power capacity limits high-demand loads.
• No 10Gbps uplinks.
• Extended mode reduces connection speed.
• Advanced settings require planning.
• Recording and gateway services need separate equipment.
• Modules and supporting accessories add to project cost.

Package Contents

Confirm an itemized package covering the switch, power cord, documentation and mounting hardware.

Specify optical modules, fibre leads, Ethernet cables and UPS equipment separately.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can it power 24 cameras?

Possibly, if their combined maximum demand fits the verified budget and every camera is compatible.

Does it provide Wi-Fi?

No. Connect suitable access points.

Can it power passive PoE equipment?

Do not assume compatibility. Check the receiving device’s exact requirements.

Does it record CCTV footage?

No. A separate recording system is required.

Are SFP modules included?

Confirm the quotation; do not assume they are supplied.

Order from Network Switch Kenya

Contact Network Switch Kenya for a quotation. Include device quantities, maximum power requirements and cable distances so the installation can be assessed.