FAQ

Their industrial switches offer rugged design, PoE capabilities, and advanced features like VLANs, making them ideal for smart city applications.

Yes, managed switches support high reliability, VLAN segmentation, and security, ensuring data integrity in healthcare environments.

Yes, their switches can handle large user loads, offer robust security, and support bandwidth-intensive applications like e-learning.

Yes, they provide seamless connectivity for guest devices and support PoE for wireless access points and IP phones.

A PoE switch with VLAN and QoS capabilities is ideal for connecting cameras, PoS systems, and IoT devices.

802.3af supports up to 15.4W per port, 802.3at (PoE+) supports up to 30W, and 802.3bt (PoE++) supports up to 90W.

Models range from 4-port compact switches to 48-port enterprise switches.

The backplane capacity varies by model and can range from 1Gbps to over 100Gbps.

Yes, many industrial and enterprise models offer redundant power supply options for reliability.

Yes, many switches support IGMP snooping, optimizing multicast traffic delivery to relevant devices.

The standard distance is 100 meters, but with PoE extenders, this can be increased.

Yes, port mirroring is supported on managed switches for network monitoring and diagnostics.