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Silver metal 1U rackmount network switch with sixteen RJ45 ports

Eaton

Eaton Tripp Lite Series 16-Port Unmanaged Switch PoE+ 220W

SKU CH-JVHY-Z4BKQ

A 16-port Gigabit unmanaged switch delivering 220 W PoE+ power with auto-negotiating RJ45 ports and energy-saving idle mode

  • 16 PoE+ ports power devices without separate adapters
  • 220 W total PoE budget supports multiple high-power endpoints
  • Auto-negotiating 10/100/1000 Mbps RJ45 ports with auto MDI/MDIX
  • Idle ports enter low-power state to cut energy use
  • Desktop or 1U rack-mount design with included hardware

16-Port Gigabit Unmanaged PoE+ Switch

This Eaton Tripp Lite Series switch delivers sixteen auto-negotiating RJ45 ports at 10/100/1000 Mbps with PoE+ support. It targets small offices and edge deployments that need to power cameras, access points or VoIP phones without separate injectors. The unmanaged design means zero configuration — just connect and go.

220 W PoE budget and 10 W system draw

The 220 W PoE+ budget comfortably runs a full complement of class 3 devices or a mix of higher-power endpoints across all sixteen ports. Unused ports automatically enter a low-power state without dropping link, keeping the switch itself at a maximum 10 W draw. When every port demands maximum PoE+ power simultaneously the budget becomes the limiting factor.

Replaces standalone injectors and non-PoE switches

This unit consolidates midspan injectors and a separate data switch into a single 1U metal chassis that fits a rack or a desktop. The jump is worth it when you are adding PoE devices to an existing non-PoE network or when cable runs make individual power supplies impractical. It does not serve environments that require VLANs, QoS or remote management.

Highlights

  • 16 PoE+ ports power devices without separate adapters
  • 220 W total PoE budget supports multiple high-power endpoints
  • Auto-negotiating 10/100/1000 Mbps RJ45 ports with auto MDI/MDIX
  • Idle ports enter low-power state to cut energy use
  • Desktop or 1U rack-mount design with included hardware

Specifications

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Questions about this item

Will the switch auto-negotiate speed with my existing 10/100 Mbps devices on its 16 RJ45 ports?

Yes, each of the 16 twisted-pair RJ45 ports auto-negotiates 10/100/1000 Mbps and supports auto MDI/MDIX so legacy devices connect without manual configuration.

How can I confirm the 220 W PoE+ budget is actually delivering power to connected devices after installation?

The front-panel LEDs show per-port link/activity and PoE status; a lit PoE indicator on a port means that port is actively supplying power to the connected device.

Does the package include the 1U rack-mount brackets and a power cord, or must I order them separately?

The box contains the switch, detachable C13 to C14 power cord (1.5 m), and rack-mount hardware for 1U installation; no extra accessories are required for desktop or rack use.

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