The new standalone GS510TLP, GS510TPP and GS418TPP switches are designed with varying PoE port counts and PoE power budgets to meet the current and future needs of wireless converged networks. Within small and medium-sized organizations, there is growing adoption of PoE devices such as VoIP phones, IP security cameras, wireless access points, proximity sensors, LED lighting, door locks, and other IoT devices that require network switches capable of supporting dense PoE installations. Wireless access points and pan-tiltzoom HD cameras using Wave 2 802.11ac WiFi also require PoE+ power (802.3at), increasing the power demands on PoE switches.

“PoE devices are putting a strain on switching power demands.” As a leading provider of network equipment for SMBs, NETGEAR understands the importance of providing great choice of PoE port counts and PoE power budgets that can adapt to the business’s needs, whether in the hospitality, catering, education or retail domains.

These switches provide a great value, with configurable L2 network features like VLANs and PoE operation scheduling. Advanced features such as IPv4/IPv6 Layer 3 static routing, DiffServ QoS, LACP link aggregation and Spanning Tree will satisfy even the most advanced small business networks.