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EnGenius ECS1552P Cloud Managed 410W PoE 48Port Network Switch

EnGenius ECS1552P Cloud Managed 410W PoE 48Port Network Switch

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  • Full-Featured Layer 2+ Switching
  • Ethernet cable deploying range up to 250 meters
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    EAN: 5056750321433
    SKU: 361707
    Vendor: Cablenet
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    Quantity
    • Network Management: EnGenius Cloud, Local Web GUI
    • MAC Address Table: 32K
    • Jumbo Frame Size: 10K
    • Multicast Group: Max 256 groups
    • MLD Snooping: v1
    • 1x Cloud Managed Gigabit Switch
    • 1x Product Card
    • 1x Power Cord
    • 1x RJ45 Console Cable
    • 1x Rack Mount Kit

    Datasheet

    Overview

    EnGenius Cloud Managed Layer 2+ Switch ECS1552P features 48 Gigabit PoE+ ports and 4 10G SFP+ port uplink ports with 410W PoE budget. Its enterprise-class features optimize network efficiency and offer robust security with Voice-VLAN support. The switch also extends PoE Ethernet cable deployment range up to 250 meters, auto-reboots PoE power for failed camera, and provides a steady supply of PoE power during switch upgrades. Ideal for cost-conscious SMBs.

    Technical Features
    • Network Ports: 48x Gigabit PoE+ ports, 4x 10Gbps SFP+ uplink ports
    • PoE Capable Ports: 48x 802.3af/at PoE+ ports
    • Total PoE Budget: 410W
    • Management: Zero-touch provisioning, centralized cloud management, visualized monitoring, hybrid cloud support (EnGenius Cloud or standalone)
    • Security: Port-based / MAC-based ACL, Storm control, DHCP Snooping, DOS Attack Prevention, 802.1X & RADIUS Authentication
    • Optimized Traffic: Voice-VLAN feature for quality voice and video traffic
    • PoE Extended Mode: Extend PoE Ethernet cable up to 250 meters
    • PD Lifeguard: Real-time detection and auto-reboot of PoE power for failed cameras
    • Continuous PoE Power: Steady supply of PoE power for cameras during switch upgrades