On this page
01. What sells02. Who buys03. What to put in the listing04. Tips for suppliers05. Start now06. PoE and capacity are the details that matter07. Cabling sells with the box08. Stock by customer type09. Common networking mistakes10. A typical scenario11. Common mistakes12. Quick checklist13. Frequently asked questions
Qyvea buys networking equipment. List the models businesses reorder, with accurate specs, stock and photos, and respond fast when an order alert arrives.
Key takeaways
- Networking equipment is one of the categories Qyvea buys.
- Accurate specs win approval and orders.
- Stock depth matters.
01What sells
- Managed and unmanaged switches including PoE.
- Routers and access points.
- Structured cabling and patch panels.
- Racks and accessories.
02Who buys
- Offices and schools.
- Hotels and clinics.
- Camera installers needing PoE.
03What to put in the listing
- Port count and speed.
- PoE budget.
- Management features.
- Warranty if provided.
04Tips for suppliers
- List PoE budgets clearly.
- Stock popular port counts.
- Bundle cabling.
05Start now
List your first lines on a free vendor account. See how to become a vendor and Sell on Qyvea.
06PoE and capacity are the details that matter
A PoE switch with a small total power budget cannot run many cameras, however many ports it has. List the PoE budget in watts and the standard supported. Buyers of access points also look for speed ratings, coverage and management options. Honest numbers win repeat business.
07Cabling sells with the box
Many network orders also need patch cords, keystone jacks, panels and racks. Offer them alongside switches and routers, and describe the cable category and length precisely so the buyer receives what they expect.
08Stock by customer type
Small offices want a router and a small switch. Schools and hotels want PoE switches, many access points and structured cabling. Estates want robust switches for camera networks. Match your stock to the customers you serve.
09Common networking mistakes
Not stating the PoE budget, confusing gigabit and fast ethernet ports, and leaving out SFP uplinks. Each affects whether the product suits the project.
10A typical scenario
A supplier adds PoE switches with clear wattage budgets and receives repeat requests from camera installers.
Illustrative example based on common cases, not a named vendor.
11Common mistakes
- Listing models you do not hold.
- Vague titles.
- Skipping specs.
12Quick checklist
- Pick three lines.
- Write clear titles.
- Add photos.
- Submit for review.
13Frequently asked questions
Does Qyvea buy networking equipment?
Yes, it is one of the categories listed on the Sell on Qyvea page.
Do I need brand authorisation?
Sell genuine goods you can legally supply. Counterfeit goods are blocked.
How should I price?
See the B2B pricing guide.
What if my model is not listed?
You can submit new products for review.
This guide describes how supplying through Qyvea works at the time of writing. The Vendor Terms and the Sell on Qyvea page are the final word on fees, returns and payment. Examples marked illustrative are not real vendors or earnings.
