Managed switch Microse Micro Switch Microsens MS440507PM 7-port 10GbE PoE+ with 2 SFP uplinks

Microse Micro Switch Microsens MS440507PM is a compact managed network switch with seven copper ports delivering 10GbE performance and Power over Ethernet Plus (PoE+) on the copper interfaces, plus two SFP uplink slots for fiber or SFP-based modules. Designed for small to medium network environments, the switch provides a combination of high-speed copper access ports with PoE+ capability and flexible uplink options via the SFP slots, enabling integration with aggregated distribution or core switches and fiber backhaul.

Advantages

The MS440507PM combines multi-gigabit 10GbE access on copper ports with PoE+ power delivery to feed devices such as IP cameras, wireless access points and VoIP phones without separate power supplies. Managed switch functionality enables VLAN segmentation, traffic prioritization and monitoring suitable for access layer deployments. The two SFP uplinks allow connection to fiber infrastructure or SFP-compatible aggregation equipment, increasing deployment flexibility and allowing longer-distance links.

Suitable for

• Access layer switch in small and medium enterprise networks
• Powering and connecting IP surveillance cameras
• Supplying PoE+ to wireless access points and VoIP phones
• Aggregation uplink to fiber backbone or SFP-enabled switches

Key specifications

• Number of copper ports: 7 with 10GbE speed on each copper port
• PoE capability: PoE+ available on copper ports
• Uplink: 2 SFP slots for fiber or SFP modules
• Management: Managed switch features for VLANs, QoS and monitoring
• Form factor: Compact switch suitable for rack or shelf placement in access locations

How to use

Install the MS440507PM in the network access layer and connect end devices to the copper 10GbE ports to provide both data and PoE+ power where required. Use the SFP uplink slots to connect to a distribution switch or fiber backbone for upstream traffic aggregation. Access the management interface to configure VLANs, quality of service policies and monitoring to align traffic segmentation and priority with network requirements.

Usage recommendations

Place the switch in a ventilated location and ensure connected devices do not collectively exceed the switch’s PoE power budget. Use appropriate SFP modules for the chosen fiber type and transceiver speed, and apply VLAN and QoS settings to separate and prioritize voice, video and data traffic.