PoE Switches - Catalog and Price List at Topmarket
Looking for a reliable switch for your client or home? Don't get complicated. Buying PoE switches is easy, the problem is people always fall for parallel imports that will burn out in their server cabinet during the peak of summer. At Topmarket, you'll only find equipment with official importer warranty, the option to pay in 36 installments, and delivery so fast it sometimes arrives before you've even finished threading the network cables - guaranteed.
Look, whoever asks themselves where to buy PoE switches in Israel has probably been burned before by junk equipment. Did you buy some questionable cheap PoE switch and then wonder why your PTZ security cameras crash at night the moment the infrared turns on? Why? Because the "power budget" (wattage) was just pulled out of thin air. So how much do PoE switches cost in 2026? It really depends. You can find really cheap PoE switches for peanuts... but a special price PoE switch online doesn't mean you have to compromise on quality. Absolutely not.
If you're looking for recommended PoE switches - just go for the brands that have proven themselves. Ubiquiti, D-Link switch, TP-Link PoE switch, and maybe Hikvision switches if it's specifically for IP cameras. Doing a price comparison of PoE switches is great, just check who has your back. When you're looking for a PoE switch store in Israel online, inventory is critical. It happens to me a lot that I need a 24-port switch yesterday because the client is breathing down my neck. That's why the deliveries here are fast.
(Wait, managed or unmanaged?) Honestly... for most smart home or regular camera installations - an unmanaged 8-port or 16-port switch does the job easily. Plug and play. For companies, or if you're an installer who must configure VLANs - only a managed switch. There's no escaping it.
People type PoE switches price into Google and expect magic. But the best PoE switches to buy are simply those that have at least 30% reserve power capacity from what you actually need. Don't overload the ports.
Comparison of Leading Models (Guidelines)
| Model / Brand | Number of Ports | Power Supply (Watt) | Switch Type |
|---|---|---|---|
| TP-Link TL-SG1008P | 8 Gigabit PoE Ports | 64W | Unmanaged |
| Ubiquiti UniFi USW-16-PoE | 16 Ports (8 with PoE) | 42W | Smart Managed |
| Cisco CBS110-16PP | 16 Ports | 120W | Unmanaged (Semi-industrial) |
| Hikvision DS-3E0105P-E | 4 + 1 Uplink | 58W | Unmanaged - Cameras |
Questions and Answers (FAQ) - Everything you need to know before buying a PoE switch
What is the difference between a managed and unmanaged PoE switch?
Very simple. Unmanaged: connect to power and... it works. Managed requires configuration. The IT person at the business can control data traffic, turn off ports remotely, and do VLANs. For home? Most likely you won't need a managed switch, just a headache.
How many watts (W) do I need for security cameras?
Depends on which one... A regular dome camera usually consumes around 4-5 watts. But motorized cameras that move and have lights? They can draw up to 30 watts each. Do a simple calculation based on the camera's datasheet and then add 20% spare, so it doesn't crash suddenly.
Is there an official importer warranty on communication switches at Topmarket?
Of course. Only the official importer. Buying parallel import in the country is a gamble I personally am not willing to take, certainly not for my clients. If there's a malfunction in the switch - there's someone to turn to here in Israel.
How long does the delivery take?
We ship equipment like a rocket. Most products are in stock, and the goal is to prevent delays because we know PoE switches are needed yesterday.
Can connecting a PoE switch damage regular equipment (like a TV or computer)?
Not at all. Almost every modern switch automatically detects if the device you connected needs power over the network. If you connect a regular computer (that doesn't support it) to a PoE port, the switch will simply pass only internet and won't send power to it.
What is the PoE+ (802.3at) standard anyway?
The old standard (802.3af) gave about 15W per port. That's weak. PoE Plus (at) provides up to 30W per port. In 2026, when everything is connected to the network and requires power - an Access Point, a smart IP phone - don't buy anything that's less than PoE Plus.
