Tripp Lite N252-012 12-Port Cat6 Patch Panel 568B 1U
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An 8-port Gigabit PoE+ switch with two SFP+ uplinks for powered devices and fibre links
The HP Aruba 2930F JL258A#ABA is a managed network switch with eight Gigabit Ethernet ports that deliver Power over Ethernet Plus. Two SFP+ slots provide fibre uplink connectivity for aggregation or core links. It is designed for small to mid-sized wired LAN deployments.
This switch suits environments that need to power wireless access points, IP phones or cameras over the same copper cable that carries data. It is not intended for buyers who need more than eight powered ports or who require copper uplink interfaces instead of SFP+ slots.
No published specifications for this item yet.
The switch is a 1U rack-mountable unit; it fits standard 19-inch rack rails and needs one rack unit of vertical space.
Users often forget to connect the grounding lug on the rear panel before powering on the unit.
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