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D-Link
A 28-port SmartPro switch with 10G uplinks for SME core networks
The D-Link DGS-1510-52X is a 28-port 10G SmartPro switch designed for SME and SMB core environments. It provides 10G port connectivity to support demanding network workloads. The switch weighs 7.95 lbs and belongs to the DGS-1510 series.
Verify that your rack or cabinet can accommodate the physical dimensions of a 28-port 10G switch. Confirm that your existing cabling and uplink infrastructure support 10G speeds to avoid bottlenecks. Ensure you have the appropriate number of 10G transceivers or direct-attach cables for the ports you plan to use.
| Brand | D-Link |
|---|---|
| Model | DGS-1510-52X |
| Weight | 7.95 lbs |
The switch weighs 7.95 lbs and is designed for standard rack installation; mounting hardware is typically included with the unit.
The DGS-1510-52X provides 28 ports with 10G connectivity, making it suitable for SME/SMB core environments needing high-speed aggregation.
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