The DGS-1024C Unmanaged Switch is economical, plug-and-play networking switch solution for SOHO and small and medium businesses wanting to benefit from the increased bandwidth of Gigabit Ethernet. It provides 16 10/100/1000 Mbps ports that enable you to easily expand your network and provide a quick way to upgrade your network to fast connectivity.

 

Upgrade to Gigabit Networking

With data transfer speeds of up to 2000 Mbps at full duplex, this switch is ideal for quick file transfers, online gaming and smooth streaming media. It features easy-to-access Ethernet

ports with LED indicators per port to easily distinguish link status. Auto MDI/MDIX crossover

makes connection a cinch; just plug in your cables and you™re ready to go.

 

Conserve Energy

The DGS-1024C implements 802.3az Energy Efficient Ethernet, which saves energy and reduces heat automatically without sacrificing performance or functionality. The switch can detect when a connected computer is shut down or when there is no Ethernet traffic, and will put the port in standby mode, saving a substantial amount of power. In addition, the switch optimizes power usage for each port for the length of cable connected to it, using only as much power as is required. Both of these features work together to help you save power automatically.

 

Reliable Plug and Play Installation

The DGS-1024C is Plug-and-Play device that requires no configuration, so setup is simple and hassle-free, and you can easily connect multiple computers, share files, music, and video across your home or small office network, or even create a multiplayer gaming environment. 802.3x flow control on each port minimizes dropped packets when the port™s receiving buffer is full, giving you a more reliable connection for all of your connected devices.

 

Smooth Streaming

This switch supports QoS, which prioritizes network traffic so that time-sensitive data is delivered efficiently, even during bursts of high data traffic. This helps ensure an optimal experience for streaming media and VoIP calls.