As a leading provider of network equipment for SMBs, NETGEAR understands the importance of providing great choice of PoE port counts and power budgets that can adapt to the business's needs, whether in the hospitality, catering, education or retail domains. The GS724TPP 24-Port Gigabit Switch with PoE+ and 2 SFP Ports join the NETGEAR Standalone Smart Switches family, adding full 24 port PoE+ support for deployment of modern high-power PoE devices. Cautious spender organizations can now deploy denser PoE+ devices connected to a cost-effective switch, with a reasonable PoE power budget of 380W (GS724TPP). NETGEAR Smart Switches offer powerful Layer 2 features, great PoE functionality, and enhanced performance and usability. These switches are the ideal solution even for the most advanced small and medium organizations looking for the best combination of features, performance, and value: they are purposely designed for converged networks where voice, video, data are all carried on a single network platform. Temperature- and load-based fan-speed control combines accurate monitoring with minimized system acoustic noise: the GS724TPP support quiet rack mounting operation with a maximum of 35.0 dBA (GS724TPP) even at full power and 25°C (77°F) ambient. To empower the PoE applications, NETGEAR Insight Remote/Cloud Management is added to these two new switch models as an optional management mode. By activating the NETGEAR Insight Cloud management, the users will enable management features allowing businesses simpler configuration and deployment from anywhere using the NETGEAR Insight app from mobile devices or the Insight Cloud Portal from any device with a web browser.
PoE+ switch is an indispensable active device in any network structure, using power transmission through structured cabling. RSFE-16P-2C-150 is dedicated to all installations: home, business, low-current, monitoring, IP, VoIP, cable TV networks, and in particular will find use in alarm, fire and access control infrastructure. In addition to the primary function of the switch, i.e. handling Ethernet frame traffic between ports, it additionally provides power to each device in PoE/PoE+ - 802.3af and at standards. This makes it possible to provide up to 150 watts of total power to devices. And all this together with simultaneous data transmission to them. This saves resources, space and the time it would take to install a separate electrical and network installation. This is especially important if the network is dispersed and its end devices do not have access to a power source, even more so if they are mounted outdoors.
