Description

Overview

The Ruijie RG-ES126S-P V2 is a 24-port PoE switch built for one clear job: powering a room full of devices over their network cables. It is a Layer 2 unmanaged switch from Ruijie’s Reyee line, in a rackmount metal chassis, with 24 PoE+ ports and a 370 W power budget — enough to run two dozen IP cameras, Wi-Fi access points or IP phones from a single box, with no separate power supplies and no injectors in between.

One fact about this switch matters more than any other, so it goes first: the 24 PoE ports are 10/100 Mbps. They are not Gigabit. Only the two uplink ports run at Gigabit speed — one RJ45 uplink and one combo port that takes either an SFP module or a copper connection. Operation is plug-and-play, with a front-panel DIP switch for three modes and visibility on the Ruijie Cloud App.

Key Benefits

The first benefit is power where it is needed. A 370 W budget across 24 ports, up to 30 W per port under 802.3af/at, powers standard PoE cameras, access points and IP phones without a power socket at each device. One cable per device carries power and data.

The second benefit is that the uplinks do not choke the switch. Two Gigabit uplinks — one RJ45 port and one SFP/RJ45 combo port — carry traffic to the router at Gigabit speed. The combo’s SFP and copper share one port, so only one of the two can be used at a time.

The third benefit is the port-isolation mode. Flip the DIP switch to VLAN mode and ports 1–24 cannot talk to each other — they can only reach the uplink ports 25–26. For a CCTV install that is exactly what you want: cameras send video to the recorder but cannot reach each other.

The fourth benefit is that it is unmanaged without being invisible. The switch shows up on the Ruijie Cloud App alongside managed Reyee gear — though that needs at least one managed switch on the same network.

Features and Advantages

The PoE design is the heart of this switch. All 24 ports deliver PoE and PoE+ under IEEE 802.3af/at, using Mode A wiring, with up to 30 W per port and 370 W in total — enough for the great majority of IP cameras and access points. It draws under 20 W with no PoE load and under 390 W at full load.

The switching hardware is sized honestly for the job: 8.8 Gbps of switching capacity with a 6.55 Mpps forwarding rate, ample for 24 × 100 Mbps ports plus two Gigabit uplinks. The unit is a standard rackmount chassis, 440 × 208 × 44 mm and 2.85 kg, with two fixed fans at under 40 dB. The DIP switch is the only configuration: flow control on, flow control off, or port isolation.

The SFP combo port is one port with two uses: a 1GE SFP module for a fibre uplink, or a second Gigabit copper port — not both at once, and no SFP module is included. For a managed switch with a web interface, the TP-Link TL-SG2428P is a smart-managed PoE+ alternative, and the TP-Link SG6428X covers larger networks. For just one powered device, a single TP-Link POE150S injector does the job without a whole switch.

Ideal Users

CCTV installers will get the most out of this switch. Twenty-four PoE ports at 370 W cover a full camera system from one rack unit, the port-isolation mode keeps cameras from talking to each other, and the two Gigabit uplinks carry the video back to the recorder without choking. A shop, warehouse or school with 16 to 24 cameras is the natural fit.

Offices, hotels and schools use it the same way for Wi-Fi — a floor of access points, each powered over its own cable. What it does not suit is a network that needs per-port VLANs, port mirroring or a web interface — for that, a managed switch is the right buy.

Technical Specifications

Specification	Details
Brand / Series	Ruijie Reyee
Model	RG-ES126S-P V2
Type	Layer 2 unmanaged PoE switch, rackmount
PoE Ports	24 × 10/100 Mbps RJ45 with PoE/PoE+
PoE Standard	IEEE 802.3af / 802.3at (PoE/PoE+), Mode A pins 1–2 (+), 3–6 (−)
PoE Budget	370 W total; max 30 W per port
Uplink Ports	1 × 10/100/1000 Mbps RJ45 + 1 × 1GE combo port (1GE SFP or 1GE RJ45; SFP and copper cannot be used together)
Total Ports	26 RJ45 total; 1 optical (SFP) port
10 GbE	None — fastest port is 1 Gigabit; the 24 PoE ports are 10/100 Mbps only
Switching Capacity	8.8 Gbps
Forwarding Rate	6.55 Mpps
Modes (DIP Switch)	3 modes: Flow Control On (standard), Flow Control Off, Port Isolation / VLAN mode — in VLAN mode ports 1–24 reach only ports 25–26
Cloud Visibility	Unmanaged switch, visible on Ruijie Cloud App (needs a managed switch on the same network)
PoE Management	Intelligent PoE management; auto-identifies standard powered devices
Power Supply	Single fixed power supply, 100–240 V AC, 50/60 Hz
Power Consumption	Under 20 W (no PoE load); under 390 W (PoE full load)
Cooling	2 × fixed fans, air cooling left-to-right, under 40 dB at 25 °C
Dimensions	440 × 208 × 44 mm
Weight	2.85 kg without packaging; 3.88 kg shipping weight
Operating Temperature	0 °C to 45 °C
MTBF	200,000 hours
Certification	CE
Warranty	3 years (official datasheet)
In the Box	Switch, 2 × rack brackets, 8 × M3 × 6 mm screws, 4 × rubber pads, power cord 1.8 m, dust cap, manual, warranty card (SFP module not included)

FAQs

Are all 24 ports Gigabit?

No — the 24 PoE ports are 10/100 Mbps; only the two uplinks are Gigabit.

What is the total PoE budget?

370 W across 24 ports, up to 30 W per port (802.3af/at). Check the stocked unit is the “-P” model (370 W) — the look-alike “-LP” has only 180 W.

Is this a managed switch?

No — unmanaged, with no web interface. The mode is changed with the front-panel DIP switch. It is visible on the Ruijie Cloud App, though Ruijie notes that needs a managed switch on the same network.

Can the SFP and combo RJ45 ports be used together?

No — the combo port is either SFP or copper, and no SFP module is included in the box.

What does the port-isolation (VLAN) mode do?

Ports 1–24 cannot talk to each other, but all reach the uplinks (25–26) — useful for CCTV, so cameras cannot reach each other.

Why Buy From NexGenShop.pk?

NexGenShop.pk lists the Ruijie RG-ES126S-P V2 at Rs 49,999 with the full box contents as Ruijie ships them — switch, rack-mount brackets, screws, rubber pads, 1.8 m power cord, dust cap and manual. The listing states the official specifications plainly, including the point buyers most often get wrong: the 24 PoE ports are 10/100 Mbps, not Gigabit. The team can be reached on Facebook and Instagram if you need help checking whether this switch fits your install.

Final Conclusion

The Ruijie RG-ES126S-P V2 is a straightforward, high-budget PoE switch for sites that need a lot of powered ports and no management overhead. Twenty-four PoE+ ports at 370 W, two Gigabit uplinks and a port-isolation mode made for CCTV cover a full camera or Wi-Fi install from one box. At Rs 49,999 it suits any office, hotel, school or warehouse that wants its devices powered over a single cable each. Order it from NexGenShop.pk — and check the label on arrival: this is the 370 W “-P” model, not the 180 W “-LP” look-alike.