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NETGEAR 16-Port PoE Gigabit Ethernet Plus Switch (GS316EP) - Managed, with 15 x PoE+ @ 180W, 1 x 1G SFP Port, Desktop or Wall Mount

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Style: 16 port | 15xPoE+ 180W


Features

  • 15 Gigabit Ethernet ports
  • 15 PoE+ ports with 180W total power budget
  • 1 x 1G SFP uplink port
  • Plus software with easy-to-use interface offers basic managed capabilities to configure, secure, and monitor your network
  • Supports desktop or wall mount placement
  • Industry-leading 3-year limited hardware warranty
  • Energy efficient design compliant with IEEE802.3az
  • Silent operation ideal for noise sensitive environment

Description

Introducing the NETGEAR 16-Port PoE+ Gigabit Ethernet Plus Switch (GS316EP) with 15 ports PoE+ and a total PoE budget of 180W to power PoE applications such as VoIP phones, IP cameras for surveillance, wireless access points and more. GS316EP includes basic and advanced network management features to help optimize the performance of business networks. Management is also consumer and business-friendly via the easy-to-use web browser and responsive mobile management GUI. Basic management features include VLANs, Management VLAN, QoS, and IGMP Snooping, and advanced management features include advanced per port PoE control and uninterrupted PoE.

Brand: NETGEAR


Number of Ports: 16


Included Components: Power cord, Wallmount kit, Desktop rubber feet, 16-Port PoE+ Gigabit Ethernet Plus Switch (180W) (GS316EP), Insight registration flyer, Installation guide See more


Compatible Devices: Desktop


Product Dimensions: 11.26"L x 4.02"W x 1.06"H


Item Weight: 5.1 Pounds


Interface Type: PoE, SFP


Product Dimensions: 13.5 x 6.8 x 5 inches


Item Weight: 5.1 pounds


Item model number: GS316EP-100NAS


Date First Available: February 22, 2021


Manufacturer: Netgear


Country of Origin: Thailand


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I’m using this switch for a home network, powering a tablet kiosk, and an access point and at the same time disabling some ports to just provide the data for smart TVs, work laptop and a Mac mini. It’s a great option to be able to combine a switch with POE instead of using it separate injectors that just require additional outlets for power. At least in my application, it’s working really well and I’m pairing it with a USB-C splitter from POE Texas for powering my tablet that uses WiFi. The switch allows me to disable the power and also allows me to adjust the amount of wattage to come out of each port. Very satisfied , however, it would really be great if these 5 and 8 port switches had rackmount options from the manufacturer but there are some sellers on Etsy that 3d print rack options for some of the more popular smaller switches ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on April 7, 2024 by Dante Page
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Very solid build and performance for such a low price. Very happy.
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I have bought a few of these for use on our campus and I can say that they are basically a steal for what you get. Not they don't have their issues. Here are my pros and cons: Pros- Price- Bar none this is the cheapest managed PoE switch I have been able to find. At $7.50 a port its basically unbeatable. Most commercial switches I have had quoted come out to about $30 a port. Yes greater functionality at that price, but not worth it if you don't need them. Power- It actually has a decent power budget. 62W over 8 ports which averages out to about 7.75W per port. This is plenty to run low power applications such as security cameras. You can still run things such as wireless access points, but don't expect to fully populate the switch with them. Management- The fact that its actually manageable at this price. The features available are not spectacular by any means, but you probably are not buying this if you need in depth QOS settings. You can fully manage both the power and VLANs on it which is more than sufficient for basic networking. It does have a free management software that you can use, thought it does have some serious limitations. GUI- The web GUI is pretty straight forward with the home screen providing most of the basic device settings at a glance. Switching tab aside, settings are clear and concise. They also have helpful descriptions for those less familiar with networking terminology. Bandwidth- All 8 ports are gigabit capable and the switch does allow port aggregation allowing for a greater outbound bandwidth from the switch if you have a few high volume devices plugged into it. Cons: Management- As previously stated, this certainly isn't a state-of-the-art device. QOS settings are limited to bandwidth controls and only the most basic of Multicast settings are available. The free "central" management software also has a major limitation. It only works if the switches are in the same network as the computer/server hosting the management software. If your computer is in 192.168 and your switch is in 172.16, it will never find it. This isn't an issue if you are operating a flat network or have a management VLAN. GUI- Overall the GUI is great, but the VLAN management is very annoying to work with. For starters, the VLAN modes are not particularly well described, so figuring out which one does what you need is a matter of trial and error. The Advanced VLAN Management is particularly painful to work with, though it does offer the greatest flexibility in settings. This is primarily due to the interdependence of the PVID table and the VLAN port assignments. To change the PVID setting on a port, you must have the VLAN you are changing it to assigned. Or if you want to remove an assigned VLAN, but its the PVID, you must first remove change the PVID before you can remove it. These are on completely separate pages requiring navigation between the two when tweaking the settings. If you are going to be changing these frequently, be prepared to spend a lot of extra time doing so. Though less irritating, having to click edit on each individual VLAN to manage its assignment to ports is unnecessary and could have easily been on the main VLAN management page. CLI- Or lack thereof. For those of you who much prefer Putty to a web browser, that simply isn't an option. TLDR: Best bang for buck for a managed PoE switch that you can find. Great if you need something just above plug-n-play. Just expect a configurable feature set comparable to the price. ... show more
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    • Works out of the box
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