As a PoE extender the unit sits in the middle of a cable run: it takes its own power over PoE and passes the connection on to several devices, so a camera or access point can reach places a single cable would not. Both 802.3af and the more powerful 802.3at are supported. The fanless housing runs silently, and the switch settings can be changed in a browser through the web interface.
Security installers who need to bring cameras out to a yard, warehouse or fence line; offices with several ceiling-mounted PoE devices on one cable; and small businesses that want a simple web managed switch quiet enough for a living space.
| Brand | D-Link |
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| Form factor | Desktop |
| EAN | 790069453298 |
| Ethernet LAN (RJ-45) ports | 5 |
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| Predominant port type | 10/100/1000 Mbps (RJ-45) |
| POE | PoE 802.3 af and PoE 802.3 at |
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| Switch type | Web managed |
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| Power supply type | External |
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| Other features | Fanless |
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| Net weight | 0.38 kg |
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The manufacturer does not specify per-port PoE power or the total PoE budget. What is known is that 802.3af and 802.3at are supported, so check the consumption of the devices you plan to connect.
Yes, it is fanless, so there are no moving parts and no fan noise. It can go in an office or a living space.
A web managed switch is configured in a browser, unlike unmanaged models that have no settings at all. This unit is a desktop model powered by an external supply or, as a PoE extender, through the network cable.
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