"The PowerConnect 3524P and 3548P offer Power-over-Ethernet capabilities to power IEEE 802.3af compliant network-attached devices, such as wireless LAN access points, VoIP handsets, and video cameras. Both switches can provide up to 15.4W of power per port simultaneously for PoE operation (the EPS-470 extended power supply is required for the PowerConnect 3548P)."
So Dell PC 3524P can power up to 24 Class 3 PoE devices, your IP phones is class 2 (require less power, 7W vs 15.4W) and there will be no problems
Anaraendil
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March 13th, 2011 11:00
Hi,
Here is excerpt from Dell PC 3500 sheet:
"The PowerConnect 3524P and 3548P offer Power-over-Ethernet capabilities to power IEEE 802.3af compliant network-attached devices, such as wireless LAN access points, VoIP handsets, and video cameras. Both switches can provide up to 15.4W of power per port simultaneously for PoE operation (the EPS-470 extended power supply is required for the PowerConnect 3548P)."
So Dell PC 3524P can power up to 24 Class 3 PoE devices, your IP phones is class 2 (require less power, 7W vs 15.4W) and there will be no problems