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Ruijie and Reyee Networking in Oman

PoE switches, Wi-Fi access points, cloud-managed routers and wireless bridges supplied to integrators, contractors and resellers across the Sultanate.

  • PoE Switches
  • Access Points
  • Business Routers
  • Wireless Bridges
8–48
PoE switch ports
370 W
Documented PoE budget
5 km
Wireless bridge range
4 branches
Muscat, Ruwi, Sohar, Salalah
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Ruijie distributor in Oman

Who supplies Ruijie and Reyee networking in Oman?

Elite Infotech is a B2B distributor of Ruijie and Reyee networking in Oman. We supply PoE switches, wireless access points, business routers and wireless bridges to integrators, contractors and resellers — not to consumers, and not as an installer.

Every IP camera on a Dahua site needs power and a network port. On most installations both come from the same device. That makes the PoE switch the piece of infrastructure most likely to be specified last and thought about least, which is why so many sites end up with a switch that runs out of power budget the moment somebody adds four more cameras. A 24-port switch is not a 24-camera switch unless the wattage says so.

Reyee is the cloud-managed SMB line we specify for most offices, hotels and compounds. Ruijie enterprise is for campus-scale work. We size the switch against the actual camera load rather than against a port count on a purchase order. Hardware is Ruijie Networks product, supplied through authorised distribution; see the manufacturer’s Ruijie Networks site for global model families.

  • Four categories in Oman: PoE switches, access points, business routers, wireless bridges.
  • Reyee for most SMB sites; Ruijie enterprise for campus and controller-managed work.
  • Quote-on-request only. Branches in Muscat, Ruwi, Sohar and Salalah.
Two Brands, Two Buyers

Ruijie and Reyee — two lines, two buyers

Ruijie Networks has operated since 2000 across more than fifty countries, and splits its range into two brands that are frequently confused.

RuijieReyee
Built forEnterprise and campusSmall and medium business
ManagementCloud or hardware controllerReyee Cloud, cloud-first
Typical siteUniversities, hospitals, government, large hotelsOffices, retail, small hotels, residential compounds
Switch rangeLayer 2 and Layer 3, higher port densitySmart and managed, PoE focus
DeploymentDesigned and commissionedConfigured from an app
In this catalogueAP840-L, AP680-L, NBS seriesRAP, ES, EG, EST series

Most Oman projects sit in Reyee territory

It is cloud-managed, it deploys quickly, and it is priced for sites that do not have a network engineer on staff. Ruijie enterprise is for campus-scale work where somebody is designing the network properly.

What We Supply

Four categories, one source

PoE switching for camera systems, access points for coverage, gateways for the office, and wireless bridges where trenching would kill the budget.

The Calculation Most Quotations Skip

Sizing a PoE switch for a camera system

This is the calculation most often got wrong, and it is worth doing before you order rather than after. Port count is the easy half. Power budget is the half that catches people.

A switch with 24 PoE ports and a 370 W budget delivers an average of roughly 15 W per port if every port is loaded — comfortable for standard Dahua IP cameras in Oman, tight for PTZ units, and not enough if several cameras run heaters, which they do on Oman rooftops.

Device typeTypical drawStandard
Fixed IP camera, no heater4 – 8 W802.3af
IP camera with IR illuminators8 – 12 W802.3af / at
PTZ camera15 – 30 W802.3at
PTZ with heater and wiper30 – 60 W802.3at / bt
Wi-Fi 6 access point12 – 25 W802.3at
IP phone4 – 7 W802.3af

Add 25 percent headroom

Add the actual draw of the devices you are connecting, add 25 percent for expansion, and specify the budget against that number rather than against port count. Send us the camera list and we will do it with you — the same team quoting the Dahua NVR and storage can size the switch behind it.

Sourcing

Why buy Ruijie through Elite Infotech

Networking and surveillance from one source

Most of our networking goes into sites where we also supplied the cameras and recorders. Specifying the switch against the actual camera load, rather than against a port count on a purchase order, is straightforward when the same team quoted both.

Genuine stock with warranty

Supplied through authorised distribution with manufacturer warranty and regional support. Quote-on-request only — no published prices, no grey-market serials.

Local stock across four branches

Inventory in Muscat with coverage from Ruwi, Sohar and Salalah. Delivery across the Sultanate.

Pre-sales specification

Send the site, not the part number. Camera count, building layout, distances, and how many access points the coverage actually needs.

Ordering

How to order

A spec-first workflow. We size the network against the site, then quote with stock confirmation.

  1. Send your requirement Camera and device count, site layout, distances between buildings, expected user numbers.
  2. We specify against the load Switch port count and power budget, access point count, and gateway sizing.
  3. You receive a formal quotation With stock confirmation and lead time.
  4. Trade accounts Tiered pricing on submission of commercial registration.
FAQ

Frequently asked questions

What is a PoE switch and do I need one?

A PoE switch delivers electrical power and network data over the same Ethernet cable, so an IP camera or access point needs only one cable rather than a network run plus a nearby power socket. For any IP camera installation it removes the cost of getting mains power to every camera position, which is usually the largest saving on the install.

What is the difference between Ruijie and Reyee?

Ruijie is the enterprise and campus line, managed by cloud or hardware controller and built for large multi-building deployments. Reyee is the small and medium business line, cloud-first and designed to be configured from an app. Most Oman projects sit in Reyee territory.

How many cameras can one PoE switch power?

It depends on the power budget, not the port count. A 24-port switch with a 370 W budget averages about 15 W per port when fully loaded — fine for fixed cameras, tight for PTZ units, insufficient if several cameras run heaters. Add the actual draw of your devices plus 25 percent headroom and specify against that figure.

What is the difference between Ruijie and Ubiquiti?

Ruijie offers a broader switching range and formal technical support channels through distribution. Ubiquiti has a large community and a strong following among smaller integrators but relies largely on community support. We supply both and will give you a straight comparison for your site. See also Ubiquiti UniFi networking.

Can Ruijie switches power Dahua cameras?

Yes. PoE is a standard, so any 802.3af or 802.3at compliant switch will power a compliant camera regardless of brand. What matters is the power budget and whether your cameras need af, at or bt.

Do you supply networking without surveillance?

Yes. We supply standalone network projects across Oman — offices, hotels, retail and education — whether or not there is a camera system involved.

Do you sell to end users or only to businesses?

Elite Infotech operates as a B2B distributor supplying integrators, resellers, contractors and enterprise procurement teams.

Request For Quote

Get Your Network Specified Properly

Send your site details — device count, building layout, distances. We size the switch, power budget and access point count and come back with a full quotation.

  • Muscat
  • Ruwi
  • Salalah
  • Sohar
  • Delivery across Oman
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