Introducing The New TSW100 Switch（日本語）

You can mount the TSW on the side, meaning it takes minimal space on the DIN rail and Ethernet ports are facing upwards or downwards.

To begin with we will offer all compatible mounting accessories, power supply options will include the standard one with 60 W power budget, then another one with 120 W power budget and a DIN rail power supply comptible with TSW. Regarding additional accessories like you mentioned, we are working towards this direction and will share the news as soon as they come.

No, it cannot.

We are closely monitoring the demand for these devices, but it is too soon to tell about our plans - publicly.

As it is unmanged switch, you can't configure anything. All the configuration has to be made with router.

All of this depends on your network topology, since TSW is unmanaged it only switches what you supply to it, what you have configured on your managed switch or a router.

You can connect any equipment compatible with ethernet interface and you can provide power to it via Ethernet if the receiving device is compatible to receive both data and power over Ethernet.

If you mean powering the TSW with anothr PoE device - not quite. Realistically - the TSW needs around 9 W to work so if you want at least 60 W power budget, you need to supply TSW with 70 W of power so it needs a serious power supply.

No, TSW100 is unmanaged switch, it does not have OS, to which it can be connected and monitored.

It means, that for example, you connect 4 cameras, which each uses 10W of power, so in total, you would need 40W of power, so 4 ports will be providing PoE.