Dahua Technology SG4006P network switch Managed L2 Gigabit Ethernet (10/100/1000) Power over Ethernet (PoE) Black

The DAHUA DH-SG4006P is a compact Layer 2 network switch with 4 PoE ports and a total PoE budget of 60 W. It combines data switching and power delivery to PoE-enabled devices such as IP cameras and wireless access points, simplifying installations in small security and network deployments. The switch has a switching capacity of 12 Gbps, a forwarding rate of 8.93 Mpps, and uses an external power supply. Its small footprint and operating temperature range from -10 °C to +55 °C make it suitable for typical indoor equipment cabinets and sheltered locations.

Advantages

The switch provides centralized power and data transmission to up to four PoE devices, removing the need for individual power adaptors. With a 60 W total PoE budget and a 12 Gbps switching capacity, it supports stable traffic forwarding at 8.93 Mpps. Its compact dimensions (130 × 90 × 26 mm) and light weight (0.29 kg) allow easy placement in limited-space installations. External power supply design facilitates serviceability and reduces heat inside the unit.

Suitable for

• Small CCTV and IP camera systems
• Small office or retail wireless access point deployments
• Edge network segments with up to four PoE devices
• Environments requiring compact switches in cabinets or racks

Key specifications

• Model: DAHUA DH-SG4006P (MPN: SG4006P)
• Type: Layer 2 switch
• PoE ports: 4
• PoE power budget: 60 W (total)
• Switching capacity: 12 Gbps
• Forwarding rate: 8.93 Mpps
• Power supply: External
• Operating temperature: -10 °C to +55 °C
• Dimensions: 130 × 90 × 26 mm
• Net weight: 0.29 kg

How to use

Install the DH-SG4006P on a stable surface or inside an equipment cabinet, ensuring adequate ventilation and that ambient temperature remains within the specified range. Connect the external power supply to the unit and then attach PoE-capable devices (IP cameras, access points) to the PoE ports using standard Ethernet cables. Connect the uplink port to your network switch or router to provide data connectivity. Verify PoE power consumption of connected devices so the combined draw does not exceed the 60 W budget.

Recommendations

For reliable operation, distribute PoE load across ports to avoid exceeding the 60 W budget; place the switch away from direct heat sources and ensure the external power supply is rated and installed according to local regulations.