FAQs

SGSD-1022 and SGSW-2840 series switch supports up to 36 units can be stack together.

The new series of PLANET IP Stacking Switches as below:
• SGSD-1022
• SGSD-1022P
• SGSW-2840
• SGSW-2840R
• SGSW-2840P

No, you can’t. Please be noticed that WGSW-2620HP supports 180 Watts + 180 Watts power budget (Total 360 Watts). The meaning is 180 Watts power budget offering to first 12 ports, another 180 Watts power budget is offering to last 12 ports.

For your issue, we suggest picking up 7 PoE devices and connecting to first 12 ports, another 5 POE devices connect to last 12 ports.

System will stops power offering to the overload port automatically.

At temperature 0 ~ 40 Degrees C range, FNSW-1600P PoE output can achieve 100%. Due to the PSU hardware design, if the temperature arises up to 50 Degree C, it will reduce 20% of Power Budget and higher temperature will reduce the total output power as a result.

No, it doesn’t.
The WGSW-24040HP4 supports 440-watt PoE power budget totally, but the 440-watt PoE power budget is separated by two 220-watt power supplies.
The first 12 PoE port power comes from one of the 220-watt power supplies while the last 12 PoE port power comes from the other 220-watt power supply. Thus, the first 12 port PoE power output cannot be over 220 watts.

We suggest you move some PDs to the last 12 PoE port to prevent PoE power overloading.

Yes, it does.

The GSW-1602SF and GSW-2404SF (Version 1, 2 and 3) do not support Spanning Tree over Link Aggregation function.