Instant On Switch 8p Gigabit 2p SFP 1930 SW

Key Features

Ports
8 × RJ-45 Gigabit (10/100/1000 Mbps) autosensing ports
2 × 1 Gbps SFP fiber/uplink ports

Switching Capacity / Throughput 20 Gbps switching capacity; ~14.88 million packets per second forwarding capacity

PoE / Power Over Ethernet

• Non-PoE on this device (JL680A is non-PoE) i.e. does not provide any PoE power through RJ-45 ports. The PoE-enabled version is a different SKU (JL681A)

Management Options

• Smart-managed, with cloud-based web portal and mobile app; also local web GUI; remote management & firmware updates supported

Security / Layer 2 Features

• VLAN support, Link aggregation, Spanning Tree, 802.1X access control, QoS, storm control, DoS protection, etc.

Silent Design: Fanless design (silent) since it’s not PoE; perfect for quiet office environments

Physical Size & Weight: Approx 25.4 × 15.95 × 4.39 cm (10 × 6.28 × 1.73 in)

Warranty: Limited lifetime warranty for 1930 switches; customer support through web/chat, etc.

Features & What Makes It Good

• Gigabit connectivity for all your wired devices — great for fast, reliable connections to PCs, NAS, and access points.
• Fiber uplink options via SFP ports — easy when you need to connect to backbone fiber or extended cable runs where copper is inappropriate.
• Smart manageability — manage from a smartphone app or cloud portal; you don’t need to be a networking expert to do basic configuration.
• Integrated robust security — VLANs, port access control, and anti-network attack defenses keep intrusions out.
• Peaceful & tidy appearance — fanless, therefore won’t disturb quiet rooms; compact enough for tiny desk mounts.
• Scaling & support — Instant On range product, will be compatible with their access point,s etc., thus extending your network will be simpler.

Where & How You Can Use It

This switch is perfect for:

• Small offices where several devices need good wired connections (computers, printers, servers).
• Retail stores, restaurants, or cafes with POS machines, back-end servers, etc.
• Remote branch or office location where you need a quality wired backbone.
• Where noise is critical — quiet offices, meeting rooms, etc.
• Where you need a fiber uplink (e.g., far-flung buildings or part of a building).