Yes, you can connect it to another PoE switch. But we have developed a series of long-range PoE+ switches that allow you to extend PoE over 500 meters. And there is also a 2-port PoE extender to help you install two PoE cameras at a time. long-range PoE switch: www.fastcabling.com/product-category/long-range-poe-switches/ 2-port PoE extender: www.fastcabling.com/product/poe-extender/
Not the point of the video, but I wanted to ask if connecting the wireless access point to the main router is a plug&play solution or you need to do some config in both of them? Thank you
Connecting a WAP to your main router can be a relatively straightforward process, but it may require some configuration depending on the specific devices you're using and your network requirements. If you want the AP to broadcast a different SSID than your main router, you'll need to configure this in the AP's settings. Moreover, if you want to set up a separate guest network on the AP, you'll need to configure this as well.
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Can I connect another switch to the PoE extender instead of using a extender for each individual camera?
Yes, you can connect it to another PoE switch. But we have developed a series of long-range PoE+ switches that allow you to extend PoE over 500 meters. And there is also a 2-port PoE extender to help you install two PoE cameras at a time.
long-range PoE switch: www.fastcabling.com/product-category/long-range-poe-switches/
2-port PoE extender: www.fastcabling.com/product/poe-extender/
Not the point of the video, but I wanted to ask if connecting the wireless access point to the main router is a plug&play solution or you need to do some config in both of them? Thank you
Connecting a WAP to your main router can be a relatively straightforward process, but it may require some configuration depending on the specific devices you're using and your network requirements. If you want the AP to broadcast a different SSID than your main router, you'll need to configure this in the AP's settings. Moreover, if you want to set up a separate guest network on the AP, you'll need to configure this as well.