Gigabit ethernet switches
Gigabit ethernet switches
- 79 network switches
Gigabit Ethernet switches have a maximum throughput of 125MB per second. This makes a gigabit switch 10 times faster than a switch with fast Ethernet. This makes gigabit network switches suitable for seamlessly connecting different devices simultaneously. With Gigabit Ethernet, you can send a 2-hour HD movie in just over 16 seconds. Since gigabit Ethernet is the most common standard, gigabit Ethernet switches are the best option for general use.
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8
Ethernet ports
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PoE+
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Managed switch
8
Ethernet ports
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No PoE
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Managed switch
5
Ethernet ports
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No PoE
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Managed switch
5
Ethernet ports
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No PoE
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Managed switch
5
Ethernet ports
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PoE
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None managed switch
24
Ethernet ports
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No PoE
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None managed switch
24
Ethernet ports
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PoE+
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Managed switch
24
Ethernet ports
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PoE+
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Managed switch
48
Ethernet ports
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PoE+
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None managed switch
48
Ethernet ports
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No PoE
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None managed switch
8
Ethernet ports
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No PoE
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Managed switch
8
Ethernet ports
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PoE+
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Managed switch
16
Ethernet ports
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PoE+
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Managed switch
8
Ethernet ports
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PoE
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Managed switch
8
Ethernet ports
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No PoE
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None managed switch
5
Ethernet ports
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No PoE
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None managed switch
5
Ethernet ports
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PoE
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Managed switch
5
Ethernet ports
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No PoE
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None managed switch
5
Ethernet ports
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PoE+
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Managed switch
48
Ethernet ports
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PoE++
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Managed switch
8
Ethernet ports
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No PoE
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Managed switch
5
Ethernet ports
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No PoE
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Managed switch
