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UGREEN 6 Port PoE+ Network Switch, 4 PoE & 2 Gigabit Ports

Brand: UGREEN

Full Gigabit Ports: This network switch has 4 POE gigabit & 2 gigabit auto - negotiating ports.Backward compatible with10Mbps/100Mbps/1000Mbps.All - metal housing for heat dissipation. Plug - and - play, no configuration needed for instant connection

£21.80

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Pack size
1
Colour
silver
Amazon Bestseller Rank
#1,791

About this product

If you're looking to expand your network setup without the hassle of multiple switches or power adapters, the UGREEN 6 Port PoE+ Network Switch is a perfect fit. With four PoE (Power over Ethernet) and two Gigabit ports, it offers reliable data transmission and simultaneous power delivery, making it ideal for powering IP cameras, access points, and other devices while maintaining high-speed connectivity. This switch stands out in the Networking Cables & Switches category by simplifying your network infrastructure. Whether you're setting up a small office or enhancing your home network, its compact design and versatile port options ensure efficient data flow and device power, all at an affordable price of £22.96.

Specifications

Pack size
1
Colour
silver
Amazon Bestseller Rank
#1,791

Frequently asked questions

Is this switch compatible with gaming consoles?

This PoE+ network switch is designed to work with a variety of devices including gaming consoles. However, check the manufacturer’s listing for exact compatibility as not all consoles may support Power over Ethernet (PoE) features.

Can I use it with my home security cameras?

Yes, this switch supports Power over Ethernet (PoE), which means you can power your IP-based security cameras directly from the switch. This is ideal if you have multiple cameras that require both data and power transmission.

How many devices can be connected to this switch?

The UGREEN 6 Port PoE+ Network Switch allows for up to six devices to be connected simultaneously, with four ports supporting Power over Ethernet (PoE) and two gigabit ports. This is sufficient for most small to medium-sized networks.

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