Refurbished PoE Switches

24 and 48-port Cisco and HPE PoE and PoE+ switches

Refurbished PoE switches in South Africa: 14 Cisco Catalyst and HPE Power over Ethernet switches in stock from R1 500 ex VAT, in 24 and 48-port models. They power IP phones, wireless access points and IP cameras over the network cable, and carry a 12-month warranty.

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  • 12-month warranty on networking
  • Business-grade Cisco and HPE
  • Prices ex VAT with a tax invoice
  • Nationwide delivery from Johannesburg

Refurbished PoE switches in stock at Server Site

14 PoE switches in stock

Choosing a PoE switch

A Power over Ethernet (PoE) switch sends power and data down the same network cable, so IP phones, Wi-Fi access points and IP cameras need no separate power adapter. Every switch here supports VLANs, so voice, data and cameras can run on separate networks. Powering phones? See our refurbished Cisco IP phones. Need ports without PoE? See all Cisco switches and HPE networking.

PoE or PoE+, 24 or 48 ports?

Count the devices you need to power, then check how much power each one draws.

PoE (802.3af)

Up to 15.4W per port, enough for most IP desk phones and basic access points and cameras.

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PoE+ (802.3at)

Up to 30W per port, for higher-power devices such as dual-band Wi-Fi access points, PTZ cameras and video phones.

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Check the power budget

The switch's total PoE budget limits how many devices run at full power. For example, 24 devices drawing 15.4W each need about 370W, so compare the budget with what you plan to connect.

Refurbished PoE switches: frequently asked questions

What is the difference between PoE and PoE+?

PoE (IEEE 802.3af) supplies up to 15.4W per port and PoE+ (IEEE 802.3at) up to 30W per port. PoE+ switches also power standard PoE devices, so choose PoE+ if you have, or may add, higher-power access points or cameras.

How many devices can a PoE switch power?

It depends on the switch's total PoE budget and what each device draws. Add up the power of every device you will connect and make sure it is below the budget; we can check this for you before you order.

Can I use a PoE switch for CCTV cameras?

Yes. PoE switches are widely used to power IP cameras. Check each camera's power draw, and use PoE+ ports for cameras with heaters, infrared or pan-tilt-zoom motors.

What warranty do refurbished PoE switches have?

Networking equipment is covered by our standard 12-month warranty on refurbished hardware, from delivery or collection.

Tell us how many devices you need to power and what they are, and we will recommend the right PoE switch from current stock.

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