Dlink 28-Port Gigabit Smart Managed Stackable Switch with 24 1000Base-T, 2 10GBase-T and 2 SFP+ Ports. DGS-1520-28

DGS-1520-28

28-Port Gigabit Smart Managed Stackable Switch with 24 1000Base-T, 2 10GBase-T and 2 SFP+ Ports.

28-Port Gigabit Smart Managed Stackable Switch with 24 1000Base-T and 4 10Gb Ports

DGS-1520-28

• High performance Layer 3 switch with 10Gig uplinks
• Physical stacking up to 8 switches
• Virtual stacking up to 32 switches
• 2 x 10GBase-T and 2 x SFP+ uplink ports
• Redundant Power Supply support
• Advanced security features
• Advanced Layer 2 and Layer 3 features

The DGS-1520 Series, a new generation of Lite Layer 3 Stackable Smart Managed Switches, includes four 10 GB ports for uplink or stacking up to a total of eight switches with a total of 80 Gigabit stacking bandwidth. Designed for effortless multi-site network deployments with Zero Touch Provisioning, the DGS-1520 Series is also powerful enough for server and storage applications. For unrestricted Wi-Fi 6 edge device capabilities, PoE models offer four 2.5 GB Base-T ports for Multi-Gigabit connectivity. For SMBs with expanding networks and significant bandwidth growth, the DGS-1520 effortlessly adds highly cost-effective 10 GB connectivity to ensure seamless aggregation between access and core layers.

Zero Touch provisioning is perfect for multi-site network expansions. Simply preconfigure your network settings in a centralized location, then install the DGS-1520 switches for effortless deployments.

Stack up to eight DGS-1520 switches with a total of 80 GB stacking bandwidth using hybrid mode (copper and/or fiber), increasing flexibility, scalability, and cost effectiveness for SMBs.

Minimize Outages with Power Redundancy *non-PoE models only

For a more resilient network infrastructure, connect up to four DGS-1520 switches (non-PoE models only) with the DPS-520 PoE redundant power supply system through the management port and actively back-up four devices to significantly reduce power redundancy costs.

• Auto Discovery: Automatically detect power requirements of connected PD devices.
• RPS Port Priority: Enables administrators to define RPS failover policy.
• Status Reporting: Administrators can connect via web browser to remotely monitor DPS-520 status.