EN-S4P1C 5 Port PoE Switch - 4 PoE+ Ports & USB-C for Edge Devices

In this review the EN-S4P1C 5 Port PoE Switch is evaluated as a compact, plug-and-play option for small networks that need reliable Power over Ethernet. The switch is aimed at installers and small business IT managers who must power cameras, VoIP phones, or wireless APs without running separate power lines. The single biggest reason to consider it is the combination of four full PoE+ ports with a total 60W budget plus a USB-C power option, which simplifies deployment where a modest number of powered devices must run from a single, easy-to-use box.

Key Features

• 4x PoE+ Ports: Four 10/100/1000 Mbps RJ45 ports deliver up to 30W per port to power cameras and phones without a separate injector.
• Total PoE Budget: The switch provides a 60W total PoE power budget, letting you mix higher- and lower-power devices while staying within limits.
• 1x Gigabit Non-PoE Port: A dedicated gigabit uplink port keeps data throughput high when connecting to a router or core switch.
• USB-C 5V2A Port: The onboard USB-C port provides a small auxiliary 5V2A power output for accessories or charging small devices.
• Plug and Play: No software or configuration is required, which makes setup straightforward for technicians and non-specialists alike.
• Priority Mode: Priority support for ports 1 and 2 helps ensure video or voice traffic gets bandwidth preference when needed.

Who It's For

The EN-S4P1C is best suited to small offices, retail sites, and home installations that need to power a few PoE devices such as IP cameras, Wi-Fi access points, or VoIP phones without managing a larger managed switch. Its compact footprint and plug-and-play design make it a good choice for installers who want a reliable, no-frills device that just works out of the box.

It is less appropriate for larger networks that require VLANs, traffic monitoring, or advanced QoS beyond the simple Priority mode, and those users should look at managed PoE switches with higher total budgets and administrative controls.

Pros & Cons

Pros

• Four gigabit PoE+ ports supply up to 30W each, enabling higher-power devices like PTZ cameras or wireless APs.
• The 60W total PoE budget balances multiple devices for small deployments without extra power hardware.
• Plug-and-play operation and a USB-C 5V2A port simplify setup and provide flexible power options for accessories.
• Priority mode for ports 1-2 helps maintain quality for video and voice streams on critical devices.

Cons

• Unmanaged design means no VLANs or advanced traffic controls for complex networks.
• The 60W total budget could be limiting if several connected devices need near-30W simultaneously.

Specifications

Product Type	Gigabit 5 Port PoE Switch
PoE Ports	4x PoE+ (802.3at/af) 10/100/1000 Mbps RJ45
Non-PoE Port	1x Gigabit RJ45
PoE Power Budget	60W total, up to 30W per port
Additional Port	1x USB-C 5V 2A
Setup	Unmanaged, Plug and Play
Support	3-year warranty with lifetime 24/7 tech support

Our Verdict

The EN-S4P1C is a practical, value-oriented PoE switch for small installations that need a handful of high-power PoE+ ports and a simple setup. It is good value for site installers and small IT teams who prioritize ease of use and reliable power delivery rather than advanced management features. For modest deployments it offers a sensible mix of throughput, power and a useful USB-C outlet.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does this switch require setup software?
No. The switch is unmanaged and operates as plug and play with no software or configuration required.

How much PoE power is available per port?
Each PoE port can deliver up to 30W, with a shared total PoE power budget of 60W for the unit.

Is there tech support or warranty?
Yes. The product includes a 3-year warranty and free lifetime 24/7 technical support via phone or email.