Zyxel GS2220-50HP

The ZyXEL GS2220-50HP managed L2 PoE switch is designed for deployment in corporate networks and for powering camera systems. It offers a total of 48 gigabit ports with PoE support and 2 SFP ports for fibre-optic connection. A switching capacity of 100Gb/s and advanced L2 management functions, such as VLAN and QoS, simplify network traffic management. A total PoE budget of 375W lets you power a large number of devices directly via an Ethernet cable.

Flexible connectivity with PoE power

The ZyXEL GS2220-50HP switch provides flexible connection options thanks to 48 gigabit Ethernet ports and two dedicated SFP ports, which serve for backbone fibre-optic connections. Four of the ports are also Dual Personality, letting you choose between metallic RJ-45 and fibre-optic SFP connections on the same ports. With a total PoE budget of 375W, you can easily power devices such as IP cameras, VoIP phones or wireless access points. The switch supports the 802.3af standard and delivers up to 30W of power per port.

Performance and advanced network management

At the heart of the switch is its switching capacity of 100Gb/s and packet forwarding rate of 74Mpps, which ensure smooth data transfer. As an L2 managed switch, it offers powerful management tools. You can prioritised network traffic using QoS (Quality of Service) features, while virtual local area networks (VLANs) let you logically divide the network into smaller segments. Link aggregation (LACP) then serves to combine multiple physical ports into a single logical channel.

Security for corporate deployment

The ZyXEL GS2220-50HP includes robust security features to protect your network. IGMP and DHCP snooping prevent unwanted traffic and unauthorized devices, while 802.1X authentication controls network access at the individual port level. The switch also features network loop detection to prevent network outages. The metal chassis designed for rack mounting and operating temperature of 0 to 50°C make it ideal for corporate deployment. IPv6 support ensures readiness for next-generation networks.