- Description
- Specifications
One Managed Switch to Power and Connect Your Whole Floor
Powering a floor of wireless access points, IP cameras, and VoIP phones usually means a tangle of midspan injectors and wall warts. The Netgear GS752TXUPv3 folds all of it into one rack unit: 48 Gigabit PoE ports backed by a 640W power budget, four 10G SFP+ uplinks, and Layer 3 smart management. Explore the full Netgear range or compare other network switches to size the right uplink and power headroom for your build.
Best Suited For
This is a high-density PoE workhorse for hospitality, education, retail, and growing offices, where access points, cameras, phones, and door controllers all pull power from the network.
- 32 PoE+ and 16 PoE++ ports: 802.3bt power reaches everything from lightweight sensors to high-draw pan-tilt-zoom cameras.
- Four 10G SFP+ slots give you fiber uplinks with redundancy and failover to the aggregation layer.
- Remote and cloud management with Zero-Touch Provisioning makes multi-site rollouts far less hands-on.
Key Capabilities
- PoE self-healing: the switch auto-recovers powered devices that stop responding, without a truck roll.
- Per-port PoE scheduling: drop power to selected devices after hours to trim energy use.
- Layer 3 static routing carries up to 32 IPv4 and IPv6 routes for interVLAN traffic that stays local.
- VLANs and Private VLANs, L2/L3/L4 ACLs, 802.1x, DiffServ QoS, LACP, and Spanning Tree cover advanced segmentation and control.
- Temperature- and load-based fans keep rack noise down, and a lifetime limited warranty backs the hardware.
How Much Power Does the GS752TXUPv3 Draw?
The switch delivers a 640W PoE budget across its 48 ports, plenty for a dense mix of access points, cameras, and phones. Total system power consumption tops out around 763W under full PoE load, so plan rack power and any backup UPS with that ceiling in mind.
