Technical room / Router / Access Points / Switches

6HE are not much. You are already occupying 3HE. The modem still has to be installed. This is enough for now, but if a NAS is to be added later, it will be tight.

6HE are not much. You are already occupying 3HE. The modem also still has to go in. This is enough for that, but if a NAS is to be added later, it will be tight.

Ok perfect, NAS is not planned. At most, an NVR for the cameras. However, these are also very slim. Thank you very much

Also consider the depth. Large switches are often quite bulky, and you need some space at the front and back. I wouldn’t use a 48-port patch panel either, but rather two 24-port ones. Then use very short patch cables and feed the switch from the top and bottom. This significantly reduces tangling. You can also use standard keystones and won’t hurt your fingers when inserting the keystones or if you need to make changes. Better to have 1-2 rack units more and not make it so tightly packed.

Hi.

Better 2 x 24-port patch panels.
It’s always quite tight with just 24.

Your switch only has 100Mbps!!!
How many POE ports do you need? It’s better to have a small POE switch + a large 24 Gbit switch.

I would also tend to go for a 9U case.

Moin.

Better to have 2 x 24-port patch panels.
24 ports alone is always quite tight.

Your switch only has 100Mbps!!!
How many POE ports do you need? It's better to have a small POE switch + a large 24 Gbit switch.

I would also tend to go for a 9U case.

Basically only 3 for the access points. The cameras are powered via the NVR. Aren't 100Mbps enough?

Your switch only has 100Mbps!!!

It is a GIGAPort switch. All ports with 1,000Mbps.