Cudy GS1006P 4-GbE PoE Switch with 2 Uplink GbE

Cudy GS1006P 4-GbE PoE Switch with 2 Uplink GbE in Bangladesh

Cudy GS1006P 4-GbE PoE Switch with 2 Uplink GbE is a high-performance networking device available in Bangladesh at Tech Land BD, designed to deliver reliable Power over Ethernet (PoE) connectivity for small to medium-sized networks. This compact yet robust switch features 4 Gigabit PoE ports (supporting 802.3at/af standards with up to 30W per port) and 2 additional Gigabit uplink ports, making it ideal for IP cameras, VoIP phones, and wireless access points. With a metal casing for durability, it supports both desktop and rackmount installation and offers flexible operation modes, including VLAN and Extend Mode, which extends network coverage up to 250 meters at 10 Mbps. The switch ensures stable performance with 4kV lightning protection, 6kV ESD contact protection, and 8kV ESD air protection, safeguarding connected devices from power surges. It also includes a Watchdog function to automatically reboot inactive clients, enhancing network reliability. With a max power consumption of 65W, an operating temperature range of -10°C to 50°C, and compliance with multiple 802.3 protocols, the GS1006P is built for efficiency in diverse environments. The package includes the switch, a power cord, an installation guide, and a 1-year warranty. For seamless, high-speed PoE networking, customers in Bangladesh can purchase this versatile switch from Tech Land BD.

What devices can be powered by the Cudy GS1006P PoE switch?

The switch supports 802.3af/at PoE, making it compatible with devices like IP cameras, wireless access points, VoIP phones, and IoT devices that require up to 30W per port.

Can the Cudy GS1006P be used for long-distance network extension?

Yes, in Extend Mode (Ports #3–#4), it can transmit data up to 250 meters at 10 Mbps using Cat5e or higher cables, ideal for remote surveillance cameras or distant network devices.

Does this switch support VLAN for network segmentation?

Yes, Ports #1–#4 support VLAN Mode, allowing you to segment networks for improved security and traffic management, useful for separating IP cameras from regular data traffic.