Enterprise and Industrial 16-Port Gigabit Switches
Lanmus 16-port switches are constructed for networks that have outgrown a small office setup. They provide additional ports needed to connect more cameras, get entry to points, and workstations, all while maintaining gigabit performance and PoE power delivery to every device that desires it. With options that consist of 10G fiber uplinks, Layer 3 routing, and more potent safety controls, Lanmus’s 16-port switches assist mid-sized agencies and business sites in scaling up without adding more complexity to daily control.
UP TO
240W
PoE Budget
SUPPORTS
16 Ports
Scalable Connectivity
OPTIONS
3 Models
For Every Deployment
COMPLETE LINEUP
3 Models for Every Edge Network
OVERVIEW
What is an 16-port switch?
A 16-port switch is a networking device that connects up to 16 devices in the same network. Once it’s fully powered on, it takes care of forwarding data among every linked device, so network traffic reaches its destination efficiently without everybody having to step in.
Compared to an 8-port switch, a 16-port model offers you lots of extra room to work with. It’s a practical upgrade that fits evidently once a network starts with greater workstations, cameras, or access points than a smaller switch can handle. Like the rest of the Lanmus lineup, it comes in a few one-of-a-kind configurations relying on how a lot control you need over the community.
- Connects up to 16 stressed devices in a single switch.
- Available in unmanaged, controlled, and commercial controlled configurations.
- Supports gigabit speeds on every port, with PoE for powering linked gadgets.
- Suited for scaling infrastructure, server rooms, and large business deployments.Suited for scaling infrastructure, server rooms, and large business deployments.
SWITCH TYPE
Unmanaged & Industrial Managed PoE Switches
CONFIGURATION
Plug-and-play to Layer 3 managed
DEPLOYMENT SIZE
Medium networks
TECHNICAL COMPLEXITY
Basic to advanced
BEST FOR
CCTV, offices, warehouses & factories
OPERATION
Plug-and-play or managed
POE SUPPORT
IP cameras, APs, VoIP & industrial devices
COMMON ENVIRONMENTS
Offices, CCTV rooms, warehouses & industrial sites
AVAILABLE MODELS
3 available models
UPLINK OPTIONS
Fiber, SFP & Gigabit uplinks
01 – THE LINEUP
Three switches. Every edge scenario.
Three 16-port switches. Reliable 16-Port Connectivity – Available in Gigabit, Fast Ethernet, managed, unmanaged, and industrial models.
01 / MOST POPULAR
LM-1621FUGP
Gigabit Unmanaged PoE
Speed
10/100/1000M
Ports
2xGE + 1xSFP
PoE budget
260W
Capacity
36Gbps
Mount
1U Rackmount
02 / BEST VALUE
LM1604FMGP-IL2+
Industrial L2+ PoE
Speed
10/100/1000M
Ports
4 x SFP
PoE budget
450W
Capacity
40 Gbps
Mount
1U Rackmount
03 / HIGH PERFORMANCE
LM-1608C4XMGP-IL3
Industrial Layer 3 PoE
Speed
10/100/1000M
Ports
4 x 10G SFP+
PoE budget
450W
Capacity
128Gbps
Mount
1U Rackmount
02 – THE THINKING
Engineered for the edge of your network.
When Should You Use a 16 Port Switch?
A 16-port switch is the proper call once an 8-port unit can't keep up anymore, but a 24 or 48-port switch would be greater than you really need. It's a natural step up for networks that can be developing, however, still fairly contained.
- You want to connect someplace between nine and sixteen wired devices
- Your community includes numerous PoE devices like cameras, get right of entry to factors, or phonesYour community includes numerous PoE devices like cameras, get right of entry to factors, or phones
- You need Layer three routing or superior manipulation over how visitors' actions are handled among VLANs
- The switch may be mounted in a server rack, equipment cabinet, or commercial enclosure
Common Use Cases:
- Mid-sized offices and developing companies.
- Server rooms and IT closets.
- Multi-camera CCTV and surveillance setups.
- Factories, warehouses, and business manipulate rooms.
- Multi-sector networks that need routing among unique segments.
Available LANMUS 16-Port Switch Models
Lanmus gives three 16-port switches, every constructed for a distinct factor in a network's boom. From a simple plug-and-play unmanaged switch to a fully routed commercial unit, there may be a model to match where your community is headed.
LM-1621FUGP: A fashionable unmanaged 16-port gigabit PoE switch with 2 gigabit uplink ports and 1 SFP fiber port. It runs on a 260W energy budget and works straight out of the container, making it a solid choice for workplaces, retail spaces, and CCTV setups that want more ports without any configuration concerns.
LM1604FMGP-IL2+: A 16-port controlled switch constructed for industrial environments, with sixteen PoE ports and four SFP uplink ports supported by means of a 450W power budget. It offers administrators Layer 2 management functions like VLANs and QoS, so visitors may be prepared and prioritized even in harder situations.
LM-1608C4XMGP-IL3: An industrial Layer three managed switch with sixteen gigabit PoE ports and four x 10G SFP+ uplinks. With a 450W energy price range and routing constructed in, it's made for distribution level networking in factories, warehouses, and larger websites in which data needs to move easily among exclusive components of the community.
3 Models
Unmanaged & Industrial
PoE+ Support
Up to 30W per port
Fiber Uplinks
SFP connectivity
240W PoE
Total power budget
03 – SIDE BY SIDE
Technical specification matrix
Attribute
MOST POPULAR
LM-1621FUGP
BEST VALUE
LM1604FMGP-IL2+
HIGH-PERFORMANCE
LM-1608C4XMGP-IL3
Management class
Unmanaged
Managed
Managed
Port Speed
10/100/1000M
10/100/1000M
10/100/1000M
Uplink Ports
2xGE + 1xSFP
4 x SFP
4 x 10G SFP+
PoE Power Budget
260W
450W
450W
Switching Capacity
36 Gbps
40 Gbps
128 Gbps
Mounting
1U Rackmount
1U Rackmount
1U Rackmount
Family
Standard
Industrial Managed
Industrial Managed
WHY LANMUS
Why choose LANMUS 16-port switches.
- Steady gigabit performance
- High PoE energy budgets
- 10G uplink alternatives
- Layer 3 16-port switch
- Rugged, fanless designs
- Backed by Lanmus technical aid
BROWSE THE CATALOG
Explore swiches by port count.
04 – QUESTIONS
Everything teams ask before they deploy.
Does a 16-port switch fit into a standard 19-inch equipment rack?
Yes, many Lanmus 16-port enterprise switches, such as the LM-1621FUGP, are designed with standard 19-inch dimensions for clean rackmount installations. These models ship with detachable rack-mount ears and hardware, allowing them to be easily installed in server closets, retail IT backrooms, or standard data center enclosures.
What is the benefit of a 16-port switch with 10G SFP+ uplink ports?
High-speed 10G SFP+ uplink ports provide up to 10 Gbps of bandwidth, allowing the 16-port switch to connect back to the core network without creating a bottleneck. This is especially important in high-density environments where multiple devices on the switch are accessing external servers, storage units, or the internet simultaneously.
Can I use link aggregation (LACP) on a 16-port managed switch?
Yes, Lanmus 16-port managed switches, such as the LM-1608C4XMGP-IL3, support Link Aggregation Control Protocol (LACP). LACP allows administrators to combine multiple physical ports into a single logical channel, multiplying the available bandwidth and providing automatic link redundancy if one of the cables fails.
How does a fanless 16-port switch maintain safe operating temperatures?
Fanless switches, like the LM-1621FUGP, rely on passive thermal design to stay cool. They use high-efficiency aluminum heat sinks and durable metal casings to dissipate heat away from internal components without needing mechanical fans. This design allows the switch to operate in complete silence, removes a common point of hardware failure, and makes the switch highly resistant to dust and debris.
SALES ENQUIRY
Spec the right 16-port switch for your project.
Send the use case – surveillance, factory, retail, classroom – and we’ll match a Lanmus model, share a datasheet, and quote within one business day.