Business needs to reserve room for greater bandwidth demands, including growing number of Multi-Gigabit devices such as servers, APs and other devices supporting beyond the standard gigabit, as well as increasing wireless and IoT traffic.
Introducing Zyxel's new family of Multi-Gigabit smart managed switch series that is purpose-built for today's network while providing futureproof technology for agile network expansion. The XS1930 series consists of 3 models: XS1930-10 with 8 Multi-Gigabit ports and XS1930-12HP with 10 Multi-Gigabit PoE ports providing up to 60 W per port, both equipped with additional 2 SFP+ uplink ports; the fiber model XS1930-12F containing 10 SFP+ ports and 2 Multi-Gigabit ports provides high-bandwidth aggregation connectivity to multiple switches across network. Each of the Multi-Gigabit ports support speed 100M/1G/2.5G/5G/10G that are suitable for every network device.
Benefits | 5-color LED makes network upgrade visible
Upgrading to 10 Gigabit Ethernet often require costly wiring upgrades, but thanks to the latest IEEE 802.3bz standard, it can provide Multi-Gigabit technology on existing wiring infrastructure designed for standard Gigabit, protecting your investments while offering up to 10 times more bandwidth capacity without the expensive and disruptive cable upgrades.
Each copper port of the new Multi-Gigabit switch is able to automatically detect which speed is needed with the connected device. It may not always operate at the maximum port speed due to quality or length of the cable used by the network. It's common for Multi-Gigabit switches to operate at different link speed for each individual ports. The XS1930 Series is designed with unique 5-color LED, providing an intuitive indication of connection speed for each individual ports.
For example, when a WiFi 6 (11ax) access point connects to a XS1930-12HP switch, the LED of the connected port will instantly and clearly light up with a color that represents the best achievable performance beyond Gigabit.
Superior PoE paves the way for high performance WiFi 6 APs
The demand for increased bandwidth of wireless networks such as the skyrocketing use of modern smartphones, tablets, and IoT devices never ends. The 802.11ac standard has pushed wireless capacity beyond the traditional 1 Gbps limit, the rapid adoption of high-performance wireless infrastructure are now moving towards the latest WiFi 6 (11ax) standard.
