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D-Link DGS-1008MP 8-Port Gigabit Max PoE Switch

SKU CH-QJK5-6HTHD

Eight-port Gigabit PoE switch delivers up to 30 W per port with a 125 W total budget, fanless metal desktop design

  • Powers eight devices from one switch with 125 W total PoE budget
  • Delivers up to 30 W per port for cameras and access points
  • Runs silently with fanless metal housing on the desktop
  • Handles heavy traffic at 16 Gbps switching capacity
  • Saves energy with 802.3az Green Ethernet and jumbo frame support

Eight-port Gigabit PoE switch

This desktop switch delivers eight 1000BASE-T Gigabit Ethernet ports with Power-over-Ethernet on every port. It suits installers who need to power access points, IP phones or cameras without separate power adapters. The metal housing is fanless and supports both desktop and rack mounting.

125 Watt total PoE budget

Each port can supply up to 30 Watts under the 802.3af and 802.3at standards, but the combined power budget is 125 Watts. That figure determines how many high-draw devices can run simultaneously; plan the port load so the total stays within this limit.

16 Gbps switching capacity

The 16 Gbps fabric handles full wire-speed traffic across all eight Gigabit links for typical office and surveillance workloads. Very heavy concurrent streams from every port may saturate the backplane, so aggregate throughput above that level will queue.

Highlights

  • Powers eight devices from one switch with 125 W total PoE budget
  • Delivers up to 30 W per port for cameras and access points
  • Runs silently with fanless metal housing on the desktop
  • Handles heavy traffic at 16 Gbps switching capacity
  • Saves energy with 802.3az Green Ethernet and jumbo frame support

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

What does the 16 Gbps switching capacity mean for real-world traffic?

The 16 Gbps switching capacity allows all eight Gigabit ports to send and receive data simultaneously without internal bottlenecks.

Which PoE standards are supported and what is the practical power limit per port?

The switch supports 802.3af and 802.3at across all eight ports, delivering up to 30 W per port within a total 125 W budget.

What physical space and mounting options does this desktop switch need?

The metal desktop chassis is fanless and can also be rack-mounted, requiring only a standard EU power socket between 110 V and 240 V.

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