16-Port Unmanaged Rugged PoE Ethernet switch
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Product Name |
10/100/1000Mbps Industrial POE Fiber Switch (4F+16TP) |
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Model No. |
IM-FP041616GE |
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Port |
4 x 1000Mpbs SFP ports 16x10/100/1000M UTP RJ45 |
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Standard |
IEEE 802.3, IEEE802.3U, IEEE802.3ab, IEEE802.3z, IEEE802.1d STP, IEEE802.1w RSTP, IEEE802.1s MSTP, ITU-T G.8023 EPR/Y.1344, IEEE802.1Q, IEEE802.1X, IEEE802.3ad, IEEE802.3x, IEEE802.3af, IEEE802.3at, IEEE802.1ad, IEEE802.1p, IEEE802.1ab, IEEE802.3az |
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VLAND ID |
4096 |
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Jumbo Frame |
9.6KB |
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MAC Address Table Size |
8K |
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Poe Standard |
IEEE802.3af,at.(300W total) |
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Switching features |
Transmission mode:storage and forward System bandwidth:48Gbps (non-traffic jam) |
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Network media |
10BASE-T: CAT3, CAT4, CAT5 un-shielded twisted pair(≤100m) 100/1000BASE-TX: CAT5 or above shielded twisted pair(≤100m) SFP port,transmission distance: 20Km,40Km,60Km,80Km,100Km |
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LEDs |
Power, network, fiber |
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Power supply |
Input voltage: 48-52V POE Input voltage: DC48V Non-polar power input : support |
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Environment |
Working temperature:-40°~ 85°C Working humidity:5%~95%,non-condensing |
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Industry Standards |
EMI:FCC Part 15 Subpart B Class A,EN 55022 Class A, EN61000-6-4- Emission for industrial environment EMS:EN61000-6-2-Immunity for industrial environment, EN 61000-4-2 (ESD) Level 3,EN 61000-4-3 (RS) Level 3, EN 61000-4-4 (EFT) Level 3,EN 61000-4-5 (Surge) Level 3, EN 61000-4-6 (CS) Level 3,EN 61000-4-8 Traffic Control:NEMA-TS2, Vibration:IEC 60068-2-6 Freefall:IEC 60068-2-32, Shock:IEC 60068-2-27 Rail Traffic:EN 50121-4 |
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Mechanical information |
Safety class:IP30 Dimension:483x 275 x 44.5mm |
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Warranty |
Replacement within 1year; 5 years repairing |
2. What It Connects?
Sixteen Gigabit Ethernet RJ45 ports provide dense access for industrial edge devices.
Each copper port automatically negotiates speed and duplex settings.
Connected devices receive both network connectivity and electrical power through a single Ethernet cable.
Four Gigabit SFP fiber ports extend network reach far beyond copper limitations.
Fiber transmission distances scale from short-range links to up to 100 km, depending on the optical module used.
This combination supports local device aggregation with long-distance uplink connectivity.
3. How Power Is Delivered?
The switch integrates IEEE 802.3af and IEEE 802.3at PoE standards.
Each PoE-capable port can supply up to 30 W of power.
The total system power budget reaches 300 W, allowing simultaneous power delivery to all 16 Ethernet ports.
PoE power is supplied directly over Category 5 Ethernet cabling.
No external power adapters are required at the device side.
This significantly reduces installation complexity and wiring cost.
Typical powered devices include IP cameras, wireless access points, VoIP phones, and access control terminals.
4. How It Behaves on the Network?
The switch operates in non-managed mode.
There is no CLI, no Web interface, and no configuration files.
Network forwarding behavior is fixed and deterministic.
Basic loop prevention is supported through STP and RSTP, reducing the risk of network instability.
Basic IGMP snooping limits unnecessary multicast flooding in video surveillance networks.
Support for IEEE 802.1Q VLAN enables simple traffic separation without advanced policy configuration.
This ensures essential network stability while keeping operation straightforward.
5. How It Survives Industrial Environments?
The device is built for continuous operation in harsh conditions.
It functions reliably across a wide temperature range from -40°C to +85°C.
Humidity tolerance spans 5% to 95% (non-condensing).
A rugged IP30-rated metal enclosure protects internal components from dust and mechanical impact.
The enclosure dimensions (483 × 275 × 44.5 mm) suit standard industrial rack installations.
6. How It Handles Electrical Stress?
The switch uses DC 48–52 V non-polar power input.
Non-polar design simplifies field wiring and reduces installation errors.
The internal design meets industrial EMI and EMS standards, resisting:
Electrostatic discharge
Surge and EFT events
Radiated and conducted interference
This ensures stable operation near heavy machinery, power equipment, and rail systems.
7. What It Does Not Do (By Design)?
It does not require network configuration.
It does not expose management interfaces.
It does not rely on software updates for daily operation.
It does not depend on centralized controllers.
This intentional limitation improves predictability, reliability, and long-term stability.
8. Where It Fits Best?
8.1: Fixed PoE Device Clusters
Ideal for sites where device count and topology remain stable over time.
Common examples include camera clusters, access control points, and sensor groups.
8.2: Industrial Surveillance Installations
Powers and connects up to 16 IP cameras in factories, mines, and petrochemical plants.
Basic multicast handling improves video efficiency without network tuning.
8.3: Automation Support Networks
Used as an auxiliary switch for PoE-enabled sensors, intercoms, and small HMIs.
Reduces wiring complexity in production lines and control rooms.
8.4: Transportation & Roadside Systems
Suitable for rail stations, roadside cabinets, and traffic monitoring sites.
Fiber ports support long-distance backhaul connections.
Compliance with EN 50121-4 ensures rail-system compatibility.
8.5: Energy & Utility Locations
Deployed in substations, wind farms, and remote monitoring points.
Wide temperature tolerance supports outdoor and semi-underground installations.
8.6: Smart Buildings & Industrial Parks
Acts as a cost-efficient PoE distribution switch.
Supports lighting systems, access control, and environmental monitoring.
VLAN capability separates office, security, and operational traffic.
8.7: Remote IIoT Deployments
Used in water treatment plants, oil fields, and isolated facilities.
PoE removes the need for local power sources.
Plug-and-play behavior simplifies deployment in hard-to-reach locations.
9. Why This Model Exists?
This switch is not meant to be tuned.
It is meant to work continuously.
It favors physical reliability over logical complexity.
For industrial environments where “set it once and forget it” is the real requirement,
IM-FP041616GE fits naturally.
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10. General Query
Do you support OEM&ODM?
Yes, this is our competitive advantage.
There is a detailed introduction in the below link.
https://www.industrialnetworkswitch.com/factory.html
What incoterms do you support?
We are an EXW factory, EXW term is our focus.
Sometimes we do FOB/CIF for bulk orders, this depends on cases. Please talk with us for more information.
Do you attend some exhibitions?
Yes, we regularly attend IFSEC UK, MIPS RUSSIA, Security ESSEN GERMANY and ISC West USA.
Sometimes we are an exhibitor for some small shows like Mitec Malaysia, Secon Korea and Intersec Saudi Arabia.
Each time, we took many photos for displaying and record, please let us know if you need to check.
Can I visit your factory?
Sure. Each year there will be some important clients visiting us for new models and enhancing our business relationship.
Please let us know if you have a plan.