IEEE 802.3ab means gigabit speed over ordinary copper cable, 802.3u keeps older 100 Mbit/s devices compatible, and 802.3x flow control helps avoid dropped packets under load. Each port negotiates its own speed, so anything with a network socket can be plugged in. The power supply is built into the chassis, so there is no external adapter to hide.
Offices and homes that have run out of router ports; installers building a 10-inch network cabinet who want a tidy rack-mountable unit; and anyone who simply needs a gigabit switch without PoE or a management interface. The built-in power supply keeps a loose adapter out of the cabinet, and eight gigabit ports cover the wired devices of a small office.
| Brand | Digitus |
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| Form factor | Rackmountable |
| EAN | 4016032441007 |
| Ethernet LAN (RJ-45) ports | 8 |
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| Predominant port type | 10/100/1000 Mbps (RJ-45) |
| Wi-Fi standards | 802.3 u/ab/x |
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| POE | No |
| Switch type | Unmanaged |
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| Power supply type | Internal |
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| Other features | Installation type: 10 inch, Desktop |
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| Net weight | 1.435 kg |
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No, this model has no PoE. If your devices need power over the network cable, the same series includes the Digitus DN-95317 with PoE+.
No. It is an unmanaged switch: connect the cables and the network works. There are no VLANs or web interface.
Yes, the manufacturer lists 10-inch rack and desktop installation.
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