PS5026G-2GS-24POE is 26-port full gigabit layer 2 managed PoE Ethernet switch. Its PoE power supply confirms to the protocol standards of IEEE 802.3af/at. This product provides gigabit PoE copper port and gigabit fiber port (SFP slot) and adopts 1U rack mounting, which can meet the requirements of different scenes.
Network management system supports various network protocols and industrial standards, such as STP/RSTP/MSTP, 802.1Q VLAN, QoS, PoE Configuration, Port Mirroring, etc. It also possesses complete management functions, including Port Configuration, Online Upgrading and so on. Moreover, it supports WEB, Telnet, SNMP and other access modes. It can provide users with good experience via friendly design of network management system interface, simple and convenient operation.
Hardware adopts low power consumption, wide temperature and voltage design and has passed rigorous industrial standard tests, which can suit for the industrial scene environment with harsh requirements for EMC. It can be widely used in smart grid, railway transportation, smart city, safe city, new energy, intelligent manufacturing and other industrial fields.
Features and Benefits
SNMPv1/v2c/v3 is used for network management of various levels
Port mirroring can conduct data analysis and monitoring, which is convenient for online debugging
QoS supports real-time traffic classification and priority setting
Configuration management is convenient for quick configuration of devices.
User password can conduct user hierarchical management to improve the device administrative security
Storm suppression can restrain broadcast, unknown multicast and unknown unicast
VLAN can simplify the network planning
Port trunking and LACP can increase network bandwidth and the reliability of network connection to achieve optimal bandwidth utilization
Bandwidth management and flow control can reasonably distribute network bandwidth, preventing unpredictable network status
STP/RSTP/MSTP can achieve network redundancy, preventing network storm
PoE could power device over Ethernet, thus decreasing the cable connection of powered devices
