simple effective
Ultra simple, no configuration as the POEs are on one side and the others on the other. It doesn't make much noise. And in terms of power consumption, it's supposed to be optimised.
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General information |
Product name |
D-Link DGS-1008P |
Brand |
D-Link | |
Model |
DGS-1008P | |
Technical specifications |
Number of ports |
8 |
Network standard(s) |
10/100/1000 Mbps | |
Number of 10/100/1000 Mbps ports |
8 | |
Rackable |
No | |
Manageable |
No | |
SNMP |
No | |
PoE (Power over Ethernet) |
Yes | |
PoE standard |
PoE (15W) | |
Number of PoE ports |
4 | |
IPv6 compatible |
No | |
Width |
190 mm | |
Depth |
120 mm | |
Height |
38 mm | |
Weight |
0.59 kg | |
Consumption |
63.2 W | |
Warranties |
Commercial warranty |
Seller 2 years
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Legal warranty |
See terms & conditions
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Safety Information |
Responsible person |
D-LINK France |
Postal address |
14, Place Georges Pompidou 78180 Montigny le Bretonneux, FR | |
Electronic Address |
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Product referenced on 31 Aug 2011
Ultra simple, no configuration as the POEs are on one side and the others on the other. It doesn't make much noise. And in terms of power consumption, it's supposed to be optimised.
Easily used to extend the Ethernet ports of a box. Powers an IP camera with PoE without any problem.
This is not specified in the description: there are notches on the back so it can be hung on a wall like a picture: 2 screws supplied and 4 small shock-absorbing stickers.
The delivery was trouble free as usual with LDLC. The device is already in use and meets all my needs. No configuration required and the PoPPE ports are handy for powering cameras or Wifi access points
Connected in 2 seconds, there is nothing to understand
Powers a D-link wifi spot without any problem despite 20m of cable
Stable for several weeks
For the ecological side, it's difficult to make an opinion, you have to trust it
Nothing to say about it.
Fulfils its role perfectly. And the version sold supports PoE version 802.3at (30W) in addition to 802.3af (15W).in short a perfect plug and play device for ethernet devices PoE or not.
It even keeps my network completely in the air with the help of an old APC300 inverter from the wardrobe. It's a pity that neither the ISP boxes nor the home automation units support PoE, but it should do so in the future with 802.3af/at splitters.
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