Managed Switch Intellinet 562041 Network Switch Black

The Intellinet 562041 Managed Switch is a Layer 3 fully managed PoE+ switch with 48 Gigabit Ethernet ports and six SFP+ uplinks. It provides an 850 W PoE power budget, a switching capacity of 216 Gbps and support for dynamic IP routing (OSPF, RIP, VRRP). The switch includes comprehensive Layer 2 and Layer 3 features, IPv6 management, and web-based configuration options. Six 10G-capable SFP+ slots accept 10G or 1G transceivers for flexible uplink and server/NAS connections, while PoE 802.3at compatibility powers compliant devices directly from the switch.

Advantages

This managed switch combines high PoE power delivery (850 W) with six 10G SFP+ uplinks and a large port count (48 x 10/100/1000 Mbps PoE+ ports), enabling centralized power and high-bandwidth backbone connections. Built-in dynamic routing and a full set of Layer 2/Layer 3 features allow inter-VLAN routing and enterprise network segmentation. The device supports IPv6 management and common security and QoS features (ACL, SSH, RADIUS, WRR) and includes a Powered Device Monitor (PDM) for automatic reboot of unresponsive PoE devices. Web-based configuration and Domotz compatibility simplify administration and remote monitoring.

Suitable for

• Enterprise and branch office networks requiring inter-VLAN routing and high availability
• Surveillance installations with many PoE cameras and remote reboot needs
• Networks needing 10G uplinks to servers, NAS or aggregation switches
• Environments migrating to IPv6 while retaining existing management tools

Key specifications

• Model: Intellinet 562041
• Ports: 48 x 10/100/1000 Mbps PoE+ ports
• Uplinks: 6 x SFP+ (10G/1G capable)
• PoE power budget: 850 W (IEEE 802.3at compatible)
• Switching capacity: 216 Gbps
• Layer support: Layer 2, Layer 2+, Layer 3 (dynamic routing: OSPF, RIP, VRRP)
• Management: Web GUI, SSH, RADIUS, Domotz-compatible
• IPv6 support: Yes (management and SMB features)

How to use

Connect your network devices to the 48 Gigabit PoE ports and insert appropriate SFP or SFP+ transceivers into the six SFP+ slots for uplinks or server/NAS connections. Access the switch management via a web browser or SSH to configure VLANs, routing protocols (OSPF, RIP), access control lists and QoS settings. Allocate PoE to connected devices and, if needed, configure the Powered Device Monitor (PDM) to perform automated PD alive checks and reboot unresponsive PoE devices. Use Domotz or the built-in management interface for remote monitoring and firmware updates.

Usage recommendations

For optimal performance, plan VLAN and IP addressing schemes before deployment, balance PoE loads across ports to avoid exceeding the 850 W budget, and use quality SFP+ transceivers and cabling for 10G links. Configure PoE scheduling to disable ports outside working hours to save energy and enable PDM for critical surveillance or industrial devices to reduce downtime.