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Black metal network switch with 28 front ports and four combo ports

D-Link

D-Link DSS-200G-28MPP 28-Port Gigabit Surveillance PoE++ Switch 518W 4 Combo 1000 Mbps Ports

SKU CH-9M3C-EWFKR

A 28-port Gigabit surveillance switch delivering 518 W of PoE++ power plus four combo 1000 Mbps uplinks

  • 28 Gigabit ports connect cameras and NVRs
  • 518 W PoE++ budget powers high-draw PTZ units
  • 4 combo ports give fibre or copper uplink choice
  • 200 Gbps switching capacity handles concurrent HD streams

28-Port Gigabit Surveillance PoE++ Switch

The D-Link DSS-200G-28MPP is a managed switch built for IP surveillance deployments. It provides 28 Gigabit ports with PoE++ support to power cameras and access points directly. Four combo ports offer flexible uplink options using either copper or fibre connections.

518W PoE Budget and Port Capacity

A total PoE budget of 518W delivers ample headroom for multiple high-power devices such as PTZ cameras. The 28-port count suits medium-sized installations, while the 1000 Mbps line rate handles aggregated video traffic. Networks requiring more than 28 powered endpoints or a higher total power budget will need additional switches.

Highlights

  • 28 Gigabit ports connect cameras and NVRs
  • 518 W PoE++ budget powers high-draw PTZ units
  • 4 combo ports give fibre or copper uplink choice
  • 200 Gbps switching capacity handles concurrent HD streams

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

Will the 28-port PoE++ switch power my existing IP cameras through all 28 ports simultaneously?

The switch provides a 518 W PoE budget across 28 Gigabit ports, so each connected camera draws from that shared pool up to the PoE++ limit per port.

How can I verify the four combo ports are passing 1000 Mbps traffic after installation?

Connect a device to each combo port and check the port LED for a solid Gigabit link indication, then confirm 1000 Mbps speed in the switch management interface or on the connected device.

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