D-Link DGS-F1100-10PS-E 8-Port Gigabit Long Range PoE+ Managed Switch

PoE access with fibre uplinks and a longer-reach option The D-Link DGS-F1100-10PS-E combines eight Gigabit PoE+ ports and two Gigabit SFP uplinks in a managed access switch. Its shared 96W PoE budget supports a planned mix of compatible cameras, phones and wireless access points, while VLAN, QoS and diagnostic functions provide useful control over the wired network. For selected longer copper runs, Extend mode supports a manufacturer reference of up to 250M at 10Mbps with suitable cable and connected equipment. That is a reduced-speed deployment mode, not Gigabit Ethernet over 250M. Choose the mode around the traffic requirements, power demand and cable route at each installation. Highlights Connections and PoE Eight 10/100/1000Mbps IEEE 802.3af/at PoE ports. Two Gigabit SFP uplinks for separately selected optical modules. 96W shared PoE budget; up to 30W per port within that total. Managed Installation Extend mode up to 250M at 10Mbps under suitable conditions. DIP controls for Extend, VLAN isolation, QoS and PoE recovery modes. Web administration, VLANs, spanning tree, link aggregation and diagnostic tools. Key Features Power a Planned Mix of Network Devices IEEE 802.3af/at support combines data and power on eight copper ports. Each port supports up to 30W, with a shared 96W budget across the switch. Add the power requirements of the connected devices and allow for their operating modes. Eight PoE+ ports do not mean eight devices can all draw 30W at the same time. Choose Reach and Speed Deliberately Extend mode provides a longer-reach option for suitable copper cabling, with a manufacturer reference of up to 250M at 10Mbps. It can be useful for a compatible low-bandwidth endpoint when the cable route makes a standard-length connection difficult. The normal Gigabit link and the extended-distance mode are different operating conditions, so assess the actual traffic requirement before selecting Extend. Use Fibre for the Uplink Two Gigabit SFP slots provide another way to connect the access switch to the upstream network. Choose the optical modules, fibre type, reach and equipment at both ends together. These are Gigabit SFP interfaces rather than 10G SFP+ ports, and the appropriate optical modules and fibre leads are selected separately. Organise Traffic and Access IEEE 802.1Q, voice and other VLAN functions help organise the access layer around its users and services. Spanning-tree protocols, link aggregation, IGMP snooping and eight traffic queues per port provide further network-design tools. Configure these alongside suitable routing and firewall policies rather than treating the switch as an internet-security gateway. Keep Setup and Fault Recovery Accessible DIP controls provide access to Extend, VLAN isolation, QoS and PoE recovery modes. The documented PoE recovery function detects an unresponsive powered device and can restart its power connection. Web administration, port mirroring, logs, cable detection and network diagnostics support more detailed checks when a link or endpoint needs attention. Match the Supply and Environment to the Installation Use the manufacturer-matched power supply for the exact supplied hardware and check its rating before connection. The reference enclosure measures 228 × 121 × 37 mm, with indoor operation specified from 0 to 40 °C. Plan cable clearance, ventilation and service access, and keep the switch and its power equipment protected from outdoor exposure. Summary The D-Link DGS-F1100-10PS-E brings eight Gigabit PoE+ ports, two SFP uplinks and useful managed-network controls to an indoor access layer. Its 96W shared power budget and reduced-speed Extend mode give installation options when the power demand, link distance and application requirements have been checked together. Frequently Asked Questions Does 250M Extend Mode Provide Gigabit Speed?ExpandCollapse No. The manufacturer’s extended-distance reference is up to 250M at 10Mbps with suitable cable and connected equipment. Use normal Gigabit operation for the supported standard-length link. Assess the camera, access point or other endpoint’s actual bandwidth needs before choosing Extend mode. Can All Eight Ports Supply 30W at Once?ExpandCollapse No. The per-port maximum is up to 30W, but the total PoE budget is 96W across all powered ports. The combined demand must fit that shared budget. Also check that every connected device uses a compatible IEEE 802.3af or 802.3at power arrangement. Are the SFP Uplinks 10G Ports?ExpandCollapse No. They are Gigabit SFP uplink slots. Suitable optical modules and fibre leads must be selected for the link and the equipment at both ends. A 10G SFP+ interface should not be assumed. What Do the DIP Controls Do?ExpandCollapse The manufacturer documents Extend, VLAN isolation, QoS and PoE recovery modes. VLAN isolation separates the access ports as documented for that mode, while PoE recovery can power-cycle an unresponsive compatible endpoint. Check the selected mode and the intended uplink before deployment. What Power Supply Should I Use?ExpandCollapse Use the manufacturer-matched supply for the exact supplied switch and verify its output rating and connector before applying power. Do not substitute a spare adapter based only on the plug shape. The switch’s PoE output budget does not describe its adapter input voltage. Does It Replace a Router or Include D-Lite Cloud Management?ExpandCollapse It is a managed Ethernet switch, not an internet router or wireless access point. Use its documented local administration and network controls with an appropriate gateway. It is not presented here as a D-Lite Cloud model; cloud entitlement should not be assumed from another D-Link switch range. Magbasa pa