Comnet CNGE2FE4SMSPOE Managed Poe Switch 4-port 120W

Product Description

The COMNET CNGE2FE4SMSPOE is a hardened managed network switch designed for demanding industrial and commercial environments. It provides four 10/100 Mbps copper Ethernet ports and two SFP fiber uplink ports, combining copper and fiber connectivity in a single unit. With a 120-watt total PoE power budget, it can supply power to connected devices such as IP cameras, access control readers, and wireless access points without separate power injectors. The hardened design indicates suitability for environments with extended temperature ranges, vibration, or electrical noise conditions. Network technicians and security system integrators are the primary installers of this switch.

This switch is suited for industrial facilities, transportation infrastructure, utility installations, and commercial security or surveillance deployments where standard commercial-grade switches would be insufficient. The combination of managed functionality, fiber uplink capacity, and PoE output makes it a practical edge-layer device in Ethernet networks that require both power delivery to endpoints and fiber backbone connectivity. It ships as a single unit.

Key Features

• Four 10/100 Mbps PoE-capable copper Ethernet ports for endpoint power and data
• Two SFP fiber uplink ports for long-distance or noise-immune backbone connections
• 120-watt total PoE power budget for powering multiple connected devices simultaneously
• Hardened construction for operation in electrically noisy or environmentally challenging locations
• Managed switch functionality for VLAN, QoS, and network traffic control

Compatibility

Designed as a hardened managed PoE switch for industrial Ethernet networks requiring 10/100 copper PoE ports and SFP fiber uplinks. Consult the COMNET CNGE2FE4SMSPOE product documentation for specific SFP module compatibility and PoE standard support.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified network technician or low-voltage systems integrator familiar with managed switch configuration and PoE infrastructure. Power down the network segment and de-energize any connected PoE devices before performing wiring changes. Follow applicable local electrical codes and TIA-568 cabling standards for copper and fiber terminations. Verify total connected PoE load does not exceed the 120-watt power budget before commissioning.