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Mikrotik
Five-port Gigabit router with PoE output on four ports, USB 2.0, SFP and 800 MHz CPU with 128 MB RAM
The Mikrotik RB960PGS hEX PoE is a compact, wired router built for sites that do not need wireless. It runs RouterOS on an 800 MHz single-core CPU with 128 MB of RAM and provides five shielded Gigabit Ethernet ports. Ports two through five can deliver up to 1 A each, 2 A total, to power other PoE devices from the same 12-57 V supply. A USB 2.0 port and an SFP cage add storage or fibre uplink options.
Instead of a basic router plus a PoE switch or individual injectors, this unit combines routing and power distribution in one box. The jump is worth it when you need to feed cameras, access points or IP phones from a single 12-57 V source and want RouterOS features such as VLANs, queues and firewall rules without extra hardware. It is not for buyers who need more than five copper ports or who require a built-in wireless radio.
The 800 MHz core and 128 MB RAM comfortably run routing, NAT, VPN and management for a small office or remote site with up to four powered devices. The SFP cage allows a fibre uplink when copper reach is insufficient. Headroom runs out with heavy connection tracking, multiple simultaneous VPN tunnels or traffic shaping on all ports at line rate, and the single USB 2.0 port limits high-speed storage or modem use.
| Brand | MikroTik |
|---|---|
| Model | RB960PGS |
The unit is a compact desktop router with five shielded Gigabit Ethernet ports, one USB 2.0 port and an SFP cage; it requires only a flat surface or wall-mount brackets, not a rack shelf.
Connect a 12-57 V DC source to the PoE-in port (802.3at); ports 2-5 then deliver up to 1 A each, 2 A total — the step often missed is confirming the supply can provide the combined 2 A for all powered devices.
The SFP cage accepts hot-swappable transceivers, so only the module itself is replaced when the link type changes or fails; the USB 2.0 port has no moving parts and typically lasts the life of the router.
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