Amg Systems AMG570-2GBT-2GAT-2S-P240 Managed Switch

Product Description

The AMG SYSTEMS AMG570-2GBT-2GAT-2S-P240 is a managed Ethernet switch designed for enterprise and commercial network infrastructure deployments. The unit provides a combination of six ports across three interface types: two Gigabit copper ports with high-wattage Power over Ethernet output rated at 90 watts each, two Fast Ethernet copper ports with 30-watt PoE output, and two SFP fiber uplink slots for flexible backbone connectivity. This configuration makes it well-suited for powering and connecting IP cameras, VoIP phones, wireless access points, and other PoE-enabled field devices while maintaining fiber uplink capability for longer runs or network segmentation.

This switch is intended for commercial and enterprise environments where managed switching, port-level control, and mixed PoE wattage budgets are required. The high-wattage 90-watt ports support demanding powered devices such as PTZ cameras or multi-radio access points, while the 30-watt ports cover standard IEEE 802.3at devices. The SFP slots allow integration into fiber-based network topologies. Installation is typically handled by licensed low-voltage technicians or network infrastructure professionals in structured cabling projects.

Key Features

• Two Gigabit copper PoE ports delivering up to 90 watts per port for high-draw powered devices
• Two Fast Ethernet PoE ports delivering up to 30 watts per port for standard IEEE 802.3at devices
• Two SFP slots for fiber or long-distance uplink connectivity
• Managed switch architecture for port-level configuration, VLANs, and traffic control
• Enterprise hub and switch class device sold as a single unit

Compatibility

Designed for enterprise and commercial network installations requiring managed switching with mixed-wattage PoE and SFP uplink support. Compatible with IEEE 802.3at and high-power PoE-capable end devices on respective ports.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified low-voltage or network cabling technician familiar with structured cabling standards and local codes. Power down any connected PoE devices before reconfiguring port assignments or replacing the switch. Verify total PoE load against the switch power budget before commissioning. SFP modules must match the fiber type and wavelength of the connected uplink equipment.