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Industrial Ethernet switch with four PoE+ ports and SFP slots, DIN rail mountable

Extreme Networks

Extreme Networks 16803 RAID controller

SKU CH-F6X2-29R4P MPN 16803

Managed industrial switch with four PoE+ ports, two SFP uplinks and two copper gigabit ports for DIN-rail or wall mounting

  • Managed switching for industrial networks
  • 4 PoE+ ports deliver 120 W to devices
  • 2 SFP uplinks extend reach over fibre
  • DIN-rail or wall mounting fits tight spaces

Industrial managed switch for DIN-rail

The Extreme Networks 16803 is a managed Ethernet switch built for industrial environments. It provides four 10/100/1000 PoE+ ports, two SFP uplinks and two additional 10/100/1000 copper ports. The unit mounts on DIN rail or directly on a wall for flexible installation in cabinets or enclosures.

120 W PoE+ budget with DC power input

The switch delivers up to 120 W of PoE+ power across its four powered ports to run cameras, access points or sensors. It operates from a DC supply, eliminating the need for an AC outlet at the mounting location. Managed firmware supports VLANs, QoS and redundancy protocols for deterministic traffic handling.

Highlights

  • Managed switching for industrial networks
  • 4 PoE+ ports deliver 120 W to devices
  • 2 SFP uplinks extend reach over fibre
  • DIN-rail or wall mounting fits tight spaces

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

How do I mount the 16803 on a DIN rail?

Hook the unit onto a standard DIN rail until the latch clicks, then tighten the captive screw to lock it in place — skipping the screw leaves the switch loose.

What maintenance does the 120 W PoE+ budget require over time?

Dust the ventilation slots yearly and verify the DC power terminals stay tight; the PoE budget itself has no replaceable parts.

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