QNAP's QGD-1600P is the world's first PoE managed switch to support virtual machines (VMs). It offers 4-port 60 watt gigabit PoE and 12-port 30 watt gigabit PoE (with two PoE/SFP combo ports) for highly flexible deployment of the network environment. With dual CPU design, the QGD-1600P offers both layer 2 management capabilities for VM and QTS applications. The QGD-1600P also has software-defined networking (SDN) that can be used as NAS, NVR, router, firewall, and AP controller for IP monitoring, network security, storage expansion, and wireless LAN management applications. With the Guardian Series, SMEs therefore have a cost-optimized and centrally managed LAN deployment solution available. The QGD-1600P is a hybrid PoE switch/NAS that enables NVR, router, and AP controller capabilities and comes with preloaded software to meet all SMB network requirements. The PoE switch
The QNAP SWI QGD-1600P-8G POE is an innovative smart managed switch designed for modern network environments. Equipped with 16 Gigabit PoE ports and powered by an Intel Celeron J4115 quad-core processor, this device combines the functionality of a Layer 2 managed switch with the versatility of a NAS system. With 8 GB DDR4 RAM, dual SATA drive bays, and support for up to 60W total PoE power output (IEEE 802.3af/at), it enables seamless integration of IP cameras, VoIP phones, wireless APs, and other PoE devices while providing advanced management features such as VLANs, QoS, and security controls. The QGD-1600P supports virtualization via Virtual Switch technology and can run multiple applications directly on the device thanks to its built-in App Center. As part of Qnap?s commitment to sustainability and environmental responsibility, their products are designed for energy efficiency?this model includes intelligent PoE management that optimizes power consumption based on real-time needs. By choosing this product from Qnap?a globally recognized leader in storage solutions?you not only benefit from robust performance but also contribute positively towards greener IT infrastructure.
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