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A 24-port network switch with 370W power budget for PoE devices
The ADTRAN NetVanta 1560 is a 24-port managed switch designed for small to medium business networks. It provides wired connectivity for workstations, access points and IP phones. The unit delivers a 370 W power budget for Power over Ethernet devices. It suits administrators who need Layer 2 and Layer 3 features in a compact form factor.
The 370 W budget powers attached PoE devices directly from the switch, removing the need for separate injectors or local power adapters at each endpoint. Rack-mount brackets are included for standard cabinet installation. Uplink ports connect the switch to core routing or aggregation layers. Buyers who need more than 24 ports or a higher PoE budget should consider a larger chassis.
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The NetVanta 1560 provides a total PoE power budget of 370 W across its 24 ports.
The NetVanta 1560 uses internal fans for cooling; audible noise will vary with ambient temperature and total PoE load.
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