Hawkvision HV-X802PS-G2 8+2 Gigabit Uplink PoE Switch 120W

The Hawkvision HV-X802PS-G2 is an 8+2 port unmanaged PoE switch with eight 10/100 Mbps PoE ports and two 10/100/1000 Mbps Gigabit uplink ports, designed specifically for powering IP cameras and small-to-medium CCTV installations. With a total PoE budget of 120 watts across all 8 ports — and up to 30W per port supporting IEEE 802.3af and 802.3at devices — this switch handles everything from basic dome cameras to PoE+-powered PTZ speed domes. If you are looking for the Hawkvision HV-X802PS-G2 price in India with a 2-year warranty and valid GST invoice, Thencix is an authorised dealer in Nehru Place, Delhi. Browse our full range of PoE switches at Thencix for all port counts and budgets.

Hawkvision HV-X802PS-G2 — 8 Port PoE Switch with Gigabit Uplink

The HV-X802PS-G2 sits in Hawkvision’s mid-range PoE switch lineup and is built for the most common CCTV deployment scenario in India — 4 to 8 IP cameras feeding into a single NVR. The eight PoE ports operate at 10/100 Mbps, which is sufficient bandwidth for IP cameras running at resolutions up to 4MP or even 5MP with H.265 compression enabled. The two Gigabit uplink ports are the key differentiator from the base HV-X802-PS model — they provide 1000 Mbps throughput for the connection between the switch and your NVR or network router, preventing the uplink from becoming a bottleneck when all 8 cameras are streaming simultaneously.

This matters in practice. An 8-camera system with each camera streaming at 4–6 Mbps (typical for a 2–4MP camera on H.265) generates 32–48 Mbps of aggregate traffic. A 100 Mbps uplink would handle this, but leaves little headroom for playback, remote access, or burst traffic during motion events. The Gigabit uplink on the HV-X802PS-G2 provides 10× the bandwidth, ensuring smooth NVR recording even when someone is simultaneously viewing live feeds remotely via Jio Fiber, Airtel Xstream, or BSNL FTTH from another location. For installations where you are running 5MP or 8MP cameras, or using sub-stream and main-stream recording simultaneously, the Gigabit uplink is not a luxury — it is a necessity.

120W PoE Budget — Power All 8 Cameras from One Switch

The HV-X802PS-G2 provides a total PoE power budget of 120 watts distributed across all 8 PoE ports, with each individual port capable of delivering up to 30W. This supports both IEEE 802.3af devices (max 15.4W per port — standard IP cameras, dome cameras, bullet cameras) and IEEE 802.3at devices (max 30W per port — PTZ cameras, cameras with built-in heaters, high-power devices). The 120W total budget means you can comfortably power 8 standard IP cameras drawing 10–15W each, or a mix of standard cameras and one or two higher-power 802.3at devices like a PTZ camera.

For Indian CCTV installations, this covers the vast majority of real-world scenarios: a shop with 6 dome cameras and 2 bullet cameras, a warehouse with 8 perimeter cameras, an office floor with a mix of indoor and outdoor units, or a construction site with a temporary 8-camera setup. The PoE power delivery eliminates the need for individual power adapters at each camera location — one Ethernet cable per camera handles both data and power, significantly reducing cable runs, installation time, and the number of potential failure points. This is especially valuable in Indian environments where power outlets near camera mounting points are rarely available, and running separate DC power cables along walls and ceilings adds significant labour cost.

250-Metre Extended Ethernet Mode

Standard Ethernet over Cat5e or Cat6 cable is limited to 100 metres. The HV-X802PS-G2 includes an Extend mode that pushes this to 250 metres — at reduced 10 Mbps speed — which is a practical feature for outdoor Indian installations where cameras are mounted at long distances from the switch. Farm perimeters, large parking lots, construction site boundaries, and industrial compound fence lines regularly require cable runs well beyond 100 metres. Without extended mode, these installations would need additional switches or media converters at intermediate points, adding cost and complexity.

At 10 Mbps, a single IP camera running H.265 at 2MP (typically 2–4 Mbps) works comfortably within the available bandwidth. For deployments where every camera is within 100 metres — the typical scenario for offices, shops, and apartment buildings — all ports operate at full 100 Mbps speed. The extended mode is a deployment option you activate only for the specific ports connected to distant cameras, while the remaining ports continue at normal speed. This flexibility makes the HV-X802PS-G2 suitable for both compact indoor setups and spread-out outdoor installations without needing two different switch models.

Plug and Play — Zero Configuration Required

The HV-X802PS-G2 is a Layer 2 unmanaged switch with a plug-and-play design. There is no web interface, no IP address to configure, no VLAN setup, and no management software required. Connect your cameras to the PoE ports, connect your NVR or router to one of the Gigabit uplink ports, and the switch handles everything automatically — PoE negotiation, MAC address learning, and packet forwarding. The 2K MAC address table and 1.6 Gbps backplane bandwidth ensure smooth operation for an 8-camera system without frame drops or switching delays.

For Indian CCTV installers and integrators who handle multiple site deployments daily, this zero-configuration approach saves significant time. There is no firmware to update, no passwords to set, and no risk of misconfiguration bricking the device. The switch works out of the box with any brand of IP camera — CP Plus, Hikvision, Dahua, Uniview, Hawkvision’s own cameras, and any other ONVIF-compatible device. It also works with any NVR brand connected to the uplink port. This brand-agnostic compatibility is important in the Indian market where mixed-brand installations are common, especially in retrofit projects where new cameras are added to an existing system from a different manufacturer.

Compatibility with Indian CCTV Camera Brands

The HV-X802PS-G2 supports IEEE 802.3af and 802.3at, which are universal PoE standards. This means it powers and connects any PoE-compliant IP camera regardless of brand. In practice, Indian CCTV projects most commonly use cameras from CP Plus, Hikvision, and Dahua — all of which work without any compatibility issues. The switch auto-detects the PoE class of each connected device and delivers the appropriate power level, so you can mix 802.3af cameras (drawing 7–15W) and 802.3at cameras (drawing 15–30W) on the same switch without manual configuration. If you are building a system around CP Plus cameras, pair this switch with a CP Plus or Hikvision NVR from Thencix for a complete plug-and-play CCTV solution with GST invoice on every component.

The two Gigabit uplink ports also provide flexibility in network topology. Use one uplink for the NVR connection and the second for a router or a cascaded switch in larger installations. For sites that need more than 8 PoE ports, two HV-X802PS-G2 units can be linked via their uplink ports to create a 16-camera setup feeding into a single NVR — a common configuration for medium-sized offices, showrooms, and residential complexes across Delhi NCR.

Key Features — Hawkvision HV-X802PS-G2

• 8 PoE Ports with Gigabit Uplink: Eight 10/100 Mbps PoE ports power up to 8 IP cameras simultaneously, while two 10/100/1000 Mbps Gigabit uplink ports ensure high-speed data transfer to your NVR or router without bandwidth bottlenecks.
• 120W Total PoE Budget, 30W Per Port: Supports both IEEE 802.3af and 802.3at devices with up to 30W per port — sufficient for standard dome cameras, bullet cameras, and PoE+ PTZ cameras in a single installation.
• 250-Metre Extended Ethernet Mode: Extends transmission distance from the standard 100m to 250m at 10 Mbps — ideal for outdoor Indian installations at farms, factories, and construction sites where cameras are mounted far from the switch location.
• Plug and Play — Zero Configuration: Unmanaged Layer 2 switch with no setup required. Connect cameras and NVR, and the switch handles PoE negotiation, MAC learning, and forwarding automatically. Works with all brands — CP Plus, Hikvision, Dahua, Uniview, and any 802.3af/at device.
• 1.6 Gbps Backplane with 2K MAC Table: Store-and-forward switching architecture with sufficient backplane bandwidth and MAC table capacity for smooth 8-camera operation without frame drops or packet loss.

Technical Specifications — Hawkvision HV-X802PS-G2

Package Contents

• 1x Hawkvision HV-X802PS-G2 PoE Switch
• 1x Power adapter
• 1x Quick Installation Guide
• Note: Ethernet cables not included — Cat5e or Cat6 cables required for each camera and NVR connection, purchased separately. Use Cat5e minimum; Cat6 recommended for runs above 50 metres.
• Note: IP cameras and NVR not included — this is the switch only. Browse our IP cameras and NVR collection to build a complete system. WhatsApp +91 9891150949 for system design help.

Ideal Use Cases — Hawkvision HV-X802PS-G2 in India

Shops, Showrooms, and Retail Outlets: A typical retail CCTV setup in India uses 4 to 8 cameras covering the entrance, billing counter, storage area, and floor. The HV-X802PS-G2 powers all 8 cameras over Ethernet — no separate power adapters needed at each camera location. The Gigabit uplink connects to your NVR in the back office, and the entire system is up and running in under an hour. For retailers using Tally-based billing and POS systems, keeping the CCTV network on a separate switch from the business network is good practice — this switch handles the camera side while your existing router handles the business side. GST invoice from Thencix means full input tax credit on the purchase.

Offices and Commercial Buildings: Multi-floor offices in Delhi NCR, Noida, and Gurgaon typically require 8 to 16 cameras. A single HV-X802PS-G2 handles one floor; cascade two units via the Gigabit uplink ports for a 16-camera setup on a single NVR. The plug-and-play design means your IT team does not need networking expertise to deploy the CCTV system — connect the cables and the switch does the rest. For offices with existing managed network infrastructure, the unmanaged PoE switch can sit on a dedicated CCTV VLAN segment created on your core switch.

Warehouses, Factories, and Industrial Sites: Large open spaces and long perimeter fence lines often require cameras mounted more than 100 metres from the switch location. The 250m extended Ethernet mode on the HV-X802PS-G2 solves this without needing additional network equipment at intermediate points. The 120W PoE budget handles a mix of standard bullet cameras on the perimeter and a PTZ camera at the main gate — all powered from one switch. The metal and plastic housing withstands typical Indian industrial environments including heat, dust, and the humidity common during monsoon months.

Construction Sites and Temporary Installations: CCTV on Indian construction sites is increasingly required by builders, government projects, and insurance policies. The HV-X802PS-G2’s plug-and-play operation means it can be deployed and redeployed across sites without configuration. No static IPs to change, no VLANs to reconfigure — just connect cameras, connect the NVR, and the system is live. When the project moves to a new site, pack up and reinstall in minutes.

Why Buy the Hawkvision HV-X802PS-G2 from Thencix

Thencix is an authorised Hawkvision dealer in Nehru Place, Delhi — every product is genuine, specification-verified, and backed by our in-house warranty support team.

• 100% genuine Hawkvision product — authorised dealer, sealed box
• 2-year manufacturer warranty
• Valid GST invoice with every order — claim full input tax credit
• System design guidance — WhatsApp before ordering for camera + NVR + switch compatibility advice
• Compatible IP cameras, NVRs, and cables available to bundle
• Express delivery across Delhi, Noida, Gurgaon, and Faridabad
• Pan-India delivery available
• Cash on Delivery available
• Walk-in: 109B Osian Building, 12 Nehru Place, Delhi 110019
• WhatsApp: +91 9891150949