Product Description
"Lanberg Switch 8X 1GB/s Gigabit Ethernet Desktop 12VThe Lanberg DSP2-1005 is a small, unmanaged desktop switch equipped with 8 Gigabit Ethernet ports.
The device is compact and portable and operates on a plug-and-play basis.
The switch provides switching functions for 8 RJ-45 10/100/1000 Mbit/s ports, as well as auto-negotiation and MDI-MDIX support.
8 RJ-45 10/100/1000 Mbps ports with auto-negotiationPlug-and-play—the device requires no additional configurationSupport for MDI/MDIX, MAC learning, and MAC agingFlow control: back pressure in half-duplex and IEEE 802.
3x in full-duplexTopology: StarProtocol: CSMA/CDMAC address table support: 2KSwitching bandwidth: 10 Gbit/sPassive cooling for quiet switch operationHoles for wall mountingThe key feature that distinguishes the DSP1 series from the DSP2 series is the use of a universal 12-volt power supply, which is used in many other surveillance, CCTV, alarm, security, and IT devices.
Thanks to this solution, the end user, ISP, or installer is not required to use the factory-supplied power supply but is completely free to choose how to power the switch at this voltage.
The advantages of using 12 volts are:12-volt power is commonly found in alarm systems and older CCTV solutions.
In such cases, a centralized power supply is used, which eliminates the need for an additional power supply and allows for easy replacement of the main module in the event of a failure,There are many manufacturers on the market that offer 12-volt backup power supplies equipped with a cable featuring a jack plug.
These small devices provide power to small devices such as routers and switches.
The 12 V used in the DSP2 series allows for the connection of all types of backup power supplies to keep the device running after a power outage,Increased operational stability and improved power efficiency of the device through the use of a higher voltage.
Thanks to its very small size and the use of passive cooling, the Lanberg switch is ideal for home use.
The black color scheme and the elegant, slim housing ensure that the device fits into almost any interior.
The device is suitable for office applications, including SOHO and SMB.
The switch also offers adequate performance to meet the needs of users in the switch segment.
The feature that automatically detects and adapts to the type of network cable being connected (straight-through or crossover) eliminates the need for different types of cabling and uplink ports, thereby reducing unnecessary costs.
The switch supports half-duplex and full-duplex modes for connections between devices.
With the flow control feature, you can manage data flow and thus prevent port congestion if one of the receiving devices cannot handle the incoming data.
The Lanberg switch guarantees a combination.
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