Switches with SFP ports
Switches with SFP ports get the most out of your fiber optic connection. The ports transmit your fiber optic connection to other switches. That's why most switches have 1 or 2 SFP ports. The switch receives the signal with the first port and further transmits the signal with the second port. You won't lose speed when the switches divide the data over fiber optics that way.
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Our choice for a switch when you work with multiple colleagues
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24
Ethernet ports
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PoE+
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Recommended use: large business network
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16
Ethernet ports
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PoE+
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Recommended use: small business network
3
28
Ethernet ports
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PoE+
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Recommended use: large business network
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48
Ethernet ports
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PoE+
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Recommended use: large business network
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48
Ethernet ports
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PoE++
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Recommended use: large business network
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24
Ethernet ports
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No PoE
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Recommended use: large business network
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8
Ethernet ports
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PoE+
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Recommended use: small business network
Affordable Second Chance
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154,-
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24
Ethernet ports
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PoE+
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Recommended use: large business network
16
Ethernet ports
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PoE+
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Recommended use: small business network
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16
Ethernet ports
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PoE+
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Recommended use: small business network
