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Compact silver metal network switch, eight RJ45 ports and two SFP slots on front, rugged desktop form factor

Cisco Meraki

Cisco Meraki MS130R-8P-HW network switch 8GE 2SFP 240W PoE

SKU CH-DSKR-4JT9J MPN MS130R-8P-HW

Rugged managed desktop switch with 8 RJ45 ports, 2 SFP uplinks and 240 W PoE budget for 30 W per port

  • FormatDesktop
  • Network Management TypeManaged
  • Primary Ports8 x RJ45 + 2 x SFP
  • PoEYes
  • Layer2
  • PoE Power BudgetPoE Type: 802.3bt PoE Port Budget: 30W PoE Switch Budget: 24

Model MS130R-8P-HW

  • Powers PoE devices up to 30 W per port with 240 W total budget
  • Cloud-managed Layer 2 switch with application visibility and endpoint modeling
  • Rugged desktop unit supports rack, wall and DIN rail mounting
  • Eight 1 G RJ45 ports plus two 1 G SFP uplinks for flexible connectivity
  • Low idle draw of 12 W and compact 4.4 x 15.7 x 17 cm footprint

Ruggedized desktop switch with PoE

The Cisco Meraki MS130R-8P-HW is a managed Layer 2 switch built for harsh environments. It provides eight 1 G RJ45 ports and two 1 G SFP uplinks for connecting cameras, access points and other wired endpoints. Cloud management simplifies configuration and monitoring across distributed sites. The desktop form factor supports rack, wall and DIN rail mounting.

PoE budget and power input constraints

The switch delivers up to 30 W per port under the 802.3bt standard with a total PoE budget of 240 W. Power input requires 50-54 VDC at 5.6 A supplied through an external AC adapter or DIN rail AC power supply. Maximum system draw reaches 257 W under full load while idle consumption sits at 12 W. Devices needing more than 30 W per port or a larger aggregate budget will exceed this unit.

240 W total PoE budget decides fit

The 240 W PoE switch budget is the single figure that determines whether this model can power your planned endpoint count. Add the maximum draw of every PoE device; if the sum stays at or below 240 W the MS130R-8P-HW is sufficient. If the total exceeds that limit you need a switch with a higher PoE budget.

Highlights

  • Powers PoE devices up to 30 W per port with 240 W total budget
  • Cloud-managed Layer 2 switch with application visibility and endpoint modeling
  • Rugged desktop unit supports rack, wall and DIN rail mounting
  • Eight 1 G RJ45 ports plus two 1 G SFP uplinks for flexible connectivity
  • Low idle draw of 12 W and compact 4.4 x 15.7 x 17 cm footprint

Specifications

BrandCisco Meraki
SeriesMeraki MS130R
ModelMS130R-8P-HW
Part NumberMS130R-8P-HW
FormatDesktop
Network Management TypeManaged
Primary Ports8 x RJ45 + 2 x SFP
PoEYes
Layer2
PoE Power BudgetPoE Type: 802.3bt
PoE Port Budget: 30W
PoE Switch Budget: 240W
PowerPower Input: 50-54VDC, 5.6A
Power Supply: External AC Adapter or DIN rail AC power supply options
Max Power ConsumptionPower Load (idle/max): 12W/257W
Dimensions1.75 x 6.18 x 6.69in
(4.4 x 15.7 x 17cm)
Weight2.12 lb (0.96 kg)
Shipping weight1.13 kg
Package size203 × 203 × 51 mm

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Questions about this item

Should I choose the 8-port PoE+ model or a version with more ports?

The MS130R-8P-HW provides eight 1 GbE RJ45 ports plus two 1 GbE SFP uplinks. If you need more than eight powered devices, select a higher-port-count model in the same ruggedised series.

What does the 240 W PoE budget mean when I connect cameras and access points?

The switch can deliver up to 30 W per port across all eight ports simultaneously, totalling 240 W. Plan your device power draw so the combined load stays within that budget.

How does the 802.3bt PoE standard limit what I can plug in?

802.3bt supports up to 30 W per port, so any 802.3af, 802.3at or 802.3bt device drawing 30 W or less will work. Devices needing more than 30 W cannot be powered by this switch.

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