Unmanaged Switches for your industrial network

Welcome to our category for unmanaged switches! Here you will find a diverse selection of high quality switches from PLANET, ICPDAS, Korenix and ORingNet. Discover the benefits of our unmanaged switches with various port configurations, including the popular 8 port, 16 port and 24 port. Use the product filters to find the right unmanaged switch for your network.

Unmanaged switches offer simple plug-and-play solutions. The advantage: just plug them in and the network is ready!

They do not require complex configuration. As a result, they allow for quick and effortless setup. This makes unmanaged switches universal components for easy setup of small to medium-sized networks. A rugged metal housing, an extended temperature range, 24VDC supply voltage and DIN rail mounting are the common features of all unmanaged switches. Some switches additionally have a Power over Ethernet (PoE) function.

Choose our unmanaged switches and enjoy the benefits of easy plug-and-play installation, high Gigabit speeds and a wide range of port configurations.

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Unmanaged vs Managed Switch:
Which switch best fits your needs?

When setting up a network, choosing the right network switch plays a crucial role. There are two main categories of switches: unmanaged switches and managed switches. Both have their own advantages and disadvantages, and the choice depends on the specific requirements of your network. In this article, we'll take a closer look at the differences between unmanaged and managed switches to help you decide.

Easy plug-and-play connectivity: unmanaged switches

Unmanaged switches are easy-to-use plug-and-play devices. They require no configuration and are well suited for smaller networks where there are no special network control or management requirements. These switches are inexpensive and provide basic functions for forwarding data packets between connected devices. They are typically equipped with a limited number of ports and do not offer advanced features such as virtual local area networks (VLANs) or quality of service (QoS). Unmanaged switches are ideal for simple applications such as home networks, small offices or small retail environments where simple plug-and-play connectivity is sufficient.

Advanced configuration and management options: Managed Switches

Managed switches, on the other hand, offer more advanced features and control over your network. These switches allow for more comprehensive configuration and management of network resources. With a managed switch, you can create VLANs, prioritize traffic, control bandwidth, set security settings, and more. These switches are ideal for larger networks where precise control and monitoring of traffic is required, such as enterprise, education, or data centers. The advanced features of managed switches enable efficient use of the network, better security, and easier troubleshooting.

Scalability and cost

Scalability: Another important difference between unmanaged and managed switches is scalability. Managed switches typically offer a higher number of ports and allow you to expand the network to meet growing demands. You can easily add additional devices and customize the network as needed. Unmanaged switches, on the other hand, typically have a limited number of ports and offer less flexibility in scaling the network.

Cost: It is important to note that managed switches have a higher cost structure than unmanaged switches due to their advanced features and configuration capabilities. However, this also reflects the additional control and management capabilities that managed switches offer.

Making the right choice: Analyzing your network requirements

Overall, the choice between unmanaged and managed switches depends on the specific requirements and scope of your network. If you have a simple network with basic requirements and want a cost-effective plug-and-play solution, an unmanaged switch may be the right choice. However, if you need advanced features, control and scalability to manage a large network, a managed switch is a better option.

It's a good idea to conduct a thorough analysis of your requirements and weigh the pros and cons of both switch types before making a decision. If needed, consult a network expert or contact our customer service team for further assistance in choosing the right network switch.

Maximum connectivity without configuration effort:
Gigabit Unmanaged Switches with 8, 16 and 24 Ports

In a networked world where speed and reliability are critical, network switches play a central role in providing fast and stable network connectivity. When it comes to simple connectivity without configuration overhead, Gigabit Unmanaged Switches are the ideal choice. In this article, we take a closer look at these high-performance switches, particularly the 8-, 16- and 24-port variants.

Maximum connectivity without complexity:

Gigabit unmanaged switches offer easy plug-and-play connectivity without requiring complex configuration steps. They are perfect for small to medium businesses, home offices, and demanding users who need a reliable and cost-effective networking solution without compromising performance.

High-performance port counts:

Our Gigabit Unmanaged Switches are available in a variety of port counts, including 8, 16, and 24 ports. These ports enable smooth and fast data transfer between connected devices. Whether you need to connect just a few endpoints or a larger number of network devices, there is an option to suit your needs.

Flexibility and reliability:

Unmanaged switches let you expand your network infrastructure and seamlessly integrate more devices. The high bandwidth of Gigabit Ethernet enables fast data transfer, so you can smoothly access large files, stream HD video, or minimize latency. Plus, these switches provide reliable connectivity and ensure stable network performance, even with high traffic.

Easy installation and management:

Installing our network switches is as easy as can be. All you need to do is connect the devices with an Ethernet cable and they are ready to use. Since these switches are unmanaged, there is no complex configuration interface or settings that need to be made. This simplifies management and allows for quick commissioning.

8 port unmanaged switches from stock

3 available

IES-1080A » 8-port Ethernet Switch

€90.00*

26 available

ISW-801T » 8-port Fast-Ethernet Switch

€68.00*

130 available

IGS-1080A » 8-port Ethernet Switch

€147.00*

18 available

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NSM-208G CR » 8 Port Gigabit Switch

€248.00*

50 available

IGPS-1080-24V » 8 port PoE Switch

€320.00*

28 available

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NS-208 CR » 8 Port Ethernet Switch

€108.00*

16 available

IGPS-1080A » 8 port Ethernet PoE Switch

€327.00*

121 available

IGS-801T » 8-port Gigabit Ethernet Switch

€112.00*

5 available

NS-208PSE CR » 8 Port PoE Switch

€238.00*

1 available

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NS-208A CR » 8 Port Ethernet Switch

€124.00*

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16 port unmanaged switches from stock

1 available

GSW-1601 » 16-port Gigabit Ethernet Switch

€76.00*

3 available

ISW-1600T » 16-port Fast Ethernet Switch

€155.00*

5 available

IGS-1600T » 16 port Gigabit Ethernet Switch

€253.00*

2 available

IES-1160 » 16-port Ethernet Switch

€364.00*