CyberData Corporation
CyberData CD-011187 2 Port PoE Gigabit Switch device server
A two-port Gigabit PoE switch for powering and connecting network devices
- TypeOthers
- Two-port Gigabit switching for compact networks
- Power over Ethernet delivers data and power on one cable
- CyberData engineering for reliable industrial deployments
- Device-server form factor fits tight enclosures
- First listed by the manufacturer on 23 November 2019
Two-port Gigabit PoE switch
The CyberData CD-011187 provides two Gigabit Ethernet ports with Power over Ethernet capability. It connects and powers compatible network devices such as IP cameras or VoIP phones from a single cable. The unit suits installers who need a compact device server for small-scale deployments. No software configuration is required for basic operation.
Fanless silent operation
The switch runs without moving parts, so it adds no audible noise to the environment. Power draw stays limited to the connected PoE devices and the switch circuitry itself. Heat dissipates passively through the metal enclosure during normal use. The design suits quiet offices, classrooms or equipment cabinets.
Plug-and-play deployment
The device requires no bundled software or licence keys to function. Each port auto-negotiates speed and detects PoE demand automatically. There are no management utilities, mounting brackets or extra cables included in the package. Installers simply connect the uplink and powered devices to begin working.
Highlights
- Two-port Gigabit switching for compact networks
- Power over Ethernet delivers data and power on one cable
- CyberData engineering for reliable industrial deployments
- Device-server form factor fits tight enclosures
- First listed by the manufacturer on 23 November 2019
Specifications
| Brand | CyberData |
|---|---|
| Type | Others |
Questions about this item
How is the 2-port PoE Gigabit Switch installed, and what step is often missed?
Mount the unit, connect the two Ethernet cables, and supply PoE power; the step often missed is confirming the upstream switch delivers enough PoE budget for both ports.
What maintenance or replacement will the 2-port PoE Gigabit Switch need later?
No routine maintenance is required; if a port fails, the entire unit must be replaced because there are no user-serviceable parts inside.
What limit appears first on the 2-port PoE Gigabit Switch under sustained load?
The total PoE power budget is the first limit; once the combined draw of connected devices reaches that budget, additional ports cannot power up.
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