Comnet CNGE4+2SMSPOEHO/M 4-port Gigabit Poe Switch 2 Sfp

Product Description

The COMNET CNGE4+2SMSPOEHO/M is a self-managed Gigabit Ethernet switch designed for network infrastructure deployments requiring Power over Ethernet capability. The unit provides four Gigabit Ethernet copper ports alongside two SFP uplink slots, allowing fiber connectivity for extended-reach or backbone segments. Self-managed operation means no external management software or SNMP configuration is required, making this switch a straightforward fit for installers who need reliable Layer 2 switching without complex setup. This type of device is commonly deployed by low-voltage contractors, security integrators, and network technicians in commercial and light industrial environments.

This switch is suited for applications where PoE-powered devices such as IP cameras, access control readers, VoIP phones, or wireless access points need to be networked and powered from a single cable run. The two SFP slots support fiber uplinks to a core switch or building backbone, making it a practical edge-layer device. It fits residential and commercial installations where managed features are unnecessary and simplified deployment is the priority.

Key Features

• 4 Gigabit Ethernet copper ports with PoE output for powering connected devices
• 2 SFP slots for fiber or copper uplink flexibility
• Self-managed operation requires no software configuration or network management system
• Gigabit throughput across all ports supports high-bandwidth IP devices
• Compact form factor suited for edge-layer or closet installations

Compatibility

Designed as a self-managed Gigabit PoE switch for use in standard Ethernet network infrastructures requiring SFP uplink capability.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by licensed low-voltage technicians or network integrators. Power down or de-energize the network segment before making cable connections to avoid data interruption. SFP modules must be matched to the fiber type and wavelength of the connected uplink equipment. Follow TIA-568 structured cabling standards and local low-voltage codes when routing and terminating Ethernet cables.