Certified by BZBGEAR, the Netgear GS516UP 16-Port Gigabit PoE++ Compliant Unmanaged Switch, supports high-bandwidth AV applications in addition to PoE devices such as cameras, speakers, and lights.

This 16-port Gigabit Ethernet unmanaged switch includes eight 30W PoE+ and eight 60W PoE++ compliant ports for a total power budget of 380W. Netgear's power technologies help to ensure that the exact amount of power necessary is delivered to each connected PoE device. The GS516UP also has a 32 Gb/s switching capacity and a 1.448 Mpps forwarding rate to ensure fast, reliable performance. You can mount this switch onto a desktop or use the included kit for rackmount installations. Its plug-and-play design allows you to integrate the switch into your network without the need for any additional hardware or software.

BZBGEAR Certified    8 x 30W PoE+ Compliant Ports    8 x 60W PoE++ Compliant Ports    32 Gb/s Switching Capacity    1.448 Mpps Forwarding Rate    Desktop & Rack-Mountable Design    380W Power Budget    Automatic Power Balancing    Plug-and-Play Design

With Netgear's PoE technology, this switch automatically delivers the exact amount of power each connected PoE device requires.

The GS516UP is designed to operate silently with passive cooling until its three cooling fans are required to maintain optimal temperatures.

This switch features a durable metal casing for enhanced longevity.

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A: You can use this router with the modem from a variety of internet providers. The router comes with a 1 year subscription to Netgear Armour.

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