Reyee · RG-ES220GP

Reyee 18 Port Gigabit with 16 PoE 250W 2SFP Smart Managed Switch

Smart managed switch with 18 ports, 250W total PoE budget — cloud-manageable alongside the rest of a Reyee network.

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  • Ethernet Ports: 18x 10/100/1000
  • Hardware Button: None
  • Max. Power Consumption: 19W
  • Mounting: Desktop or Rack-Mount
  • Operating System: None
  • Operating temperature: 0°C to 40°C
  • PoE Input: None
  • PoE Output: 802.3af/at on Ports 1 to 16
  • Power Input: 1x IEC Power Cord (Included)
  • Serial Interface: None
  • SFP Ports: 2x 1.25Gbps
  • Supported Voltage Range: 100-240V
  • Dimensions: 300 x 223 x 43.6 mm
  • Weight: 2.8kg
R3 484,78
  • Courier, 2–4 working days after payment clears
  • Free delivery over R2 500
  • Supplier-backed warranty — how it works
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Smart managed switch with 18 ports, 250W total PoE budget — cloud-manageable alongside the rest of a Reyee network.

Reyee's RG-ES220GP is an 18 port, Layer 2 managed Gigabit switch with 16x 802.3af/at PoE ports, 2x Gigabit and 2x SFP uplink ports. The switch offers a 250W PoE budget and up to 30W per PoE port. It supports Ruijie’s smart networking feature, which with Ruijie's free cloud service allows users to quickly and easily auto-provision, deploy and manage devices remotely. Use the Reyee auto-discovery feature or scan the QR code using the mobile application to easily add devices to new or existing projects via the cloud. *Note: Does not support Passive DAC's, 1GB copper SFP modules, or SFP GPON modules. It is compatible with our SFP-AOC5.

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