Unmanaged PoE Switches
For those seeking straightforward, plug-and-play networking, our unmanaged switches provide hassle-free setup with no configuration required. These switches are ideal for small businesses, home offices, or any environment where basic network connectivity is needed without the complexities of management.
Despite their simplicity, they offer reliable speed and performance, ensuring smooth data transfer across devices. Choose from our range of unmanaged switches that deliver the perfect balance of functionality and ease of use at an affordable price.
4 Port Unmanaged Switch - LM-402UGP
Standard Unmanaged 4GE+2GE, Gigabit POE Switch , 65w Inbuilt Power supply
- 4 downlink 10/100/1000Base-T PoE Ethernet ports
- 2 uplink 10/100/1000Base-T Ethernet uplink ports
- Power adapter: 52V1.25A 65W (built-in power supply)
- Single port power supply 15.4W, maximum port power 30W, total machine power 65W
- Power Input:DC52V1.25A；
- Standard: IEEE802.3 、IEEE802.3u、IEEE802.3X、IEEE802.3ab
8 Port Unmanaged Switch - LM-802UGP
Standard Unmanaged 8GE+2GE 1000M POE Switch ,120W inbuilt Power Supply
- 8 downlink 10/100/1000Base-T PoE Ethernet ports
- 2 uplink 10/100/1000Base-T Ethernet uplink ports
- Single port power supply 15.4W, maximum port power 30W, total machine power 120W
- Power Input:DC52V2.3A;
- Standard: IEEE802.3; IEEE802.3u; IEEE802.3x; IEEE802.3ab;
- Structure: stable and delicate, easy to install;
16 Port Unmanaged Switch - LM-1621FUGP
Standard Unmanaged 16GE+2GE+1SFP 1000M POE Switch, 260W Inbuilt Power supply
- 16 downlink 10/100/1000Base-T PoE Ethernet ports
- 2 uplink 10/100/1000Base-T Ethernet uplink ports
- 1 uplink 1*1000 Base-X SFP optical port
- Power Input:DC52V/3.8A；
- Standard:IEEE802.3 、IEEE802.3u、IEEE802.3X、IEEE802.3ab
- Structure: stable & delicate, easy to install;
24 Port Unmanaged Switch LM-2421FUGP
Standard Unmanaged 24GE+2GE+1SFP Gigabit POE Switch , 380W Inbuilt Power Supply
- 24 downlink 10/100/1000Base-T PoE Ethernet ports
- 2 uplink 10/100/1000Base-T Ethernet uplink ports
- 1 uplink 1*1000 Base-X SFP optical port
- Single port power supply 15.4W, maximum port power 30W, total machine power 360W
- Power Input:DC52V/5.76A；
- Standard:IEEE802.3 、IEEE802.3u、IEEE802.3X、IEEE802.3ab
Explore Switches by Port
Find the perfect network switch tailored to your needs, whether you require a compact 5-port option for small setups or a high-capacity 48-port switch for enterprise networks. Browse our selection to ensure seamless connectivity and optimal performance for your business.
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Frequently Asked Question (FAQ)
An unmanaged switch is a plug-and-play network device that allows multiple devices to connect without requiring configuration. It operates automatically and does not offer advanced features like VLANs or traffic prioritization.
A managed switch provides advanced network management features like VLANs, QoS, and monitoring, while an unmanaged switch is simpler, requiring no configuration and operating automatically.
No, unmanaged switches do not have IP addresses because they do not require configuration or remote management. They simply forward data between connected devices.
Yes, unmanaged switches are ideal for home networks and small businesses where simple connectivity is needed without advanced network management.
Some unmanaged switches support PoE, allowing them to power devices like IP cameras and access points without needing separate power adapters.
Yes, you can connect multiple unmanaged switches together, but doing so may lead to performance issues if too many devices are linked without proper network design.
Unmanaged switches are best for small networks, home offices, and environments where simple plug-and-play connectivity is needed without requiring advanced network control.
Unmanaged switches do not throttle speeds; they forward data at the rated speed (e.g., Gigabit Ethernet). However, network congestion or high traffic loads may impact overall performance.
