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PoE Switch: Data Transmission with Power Supply

PoE Switch: Data Transmission with Power Supply

A PoE switch has the PoE (Power over Ethernet) function. Besides transmitting data like a regular switch, it can simultaneously supply power to connected devices such as wireless access points and IP cameras via Ethernet cables. This reduces the need for separate device power supplies, simplifying network deployment and management.
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Advantages of the product

Simplified Network Deployment

Eliminates the need for separate power cables for devices like wireless access points and IP cameras. This simplifies the physical installation process, reducing cable clutter and installation time in network deployment.

Cost - saving on Power Infrastructure

By powering devices through Ethernet cables, it cuts down on the cost of installing additional power outlets and power supplies. This is especially beneficial for large - scale network setups, reducing overall power - related expenses.

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A gigabit POE switch refers to a type of Power over Ethernet switch with the ability to transfer data at the rate of one gigabit per second. These devices both supply power to connected peripherals and provides data switching at great speed. Gigabit POE switches are essential in situations where both data transfer speed and power supply is needed, such as in data centers that require robust servers with Network attached storage (NAS) devices or in modern office networks where users need fast transfer of data while using POE enabled devices such as IP phones and wireless access points.

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What special feature does a PoE switch have?

A PoE switch has the PoE (Power over Ethernet) feature. It can transmit data like a regular switch and simultaneously supply power to connected devices like wireless access points and IP cameras via Ethernet cables.
It eliminates the need for separate power cables for devices. This reduces cable clutter and installation time as only one Ethernet cable is needed to connect and power the device, making network deployment more straightforward.

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User evaluation of the product

Jacob

This PoE switch from Shenzhen Dasheng Digital has stable performance. It provides sufficient power to all connected devices without any problems. Great product!

Benjamin

This PoE switch is well - designed. It's compact and yet offers a good number of ports. Happy with our purchase.

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Combined Data and Power Transmission

Combined Data and Power Transmission

Transmits both data and power simultaneously over a single Ethernet cable. This integrated approach streamlines network operations and reduces the complexity of managing separate data and power systems.