2.5G Switch With POE

[mantheman]

I need a cheap 2.5 Gig POE switch. I found the Hasivo S1100P-8GT 2.5GbE PoE+ Switch and price of ordering it from Alibaba is around Rs 6,301 (unit) + Rs. 2800 (Shipping) + Rs.2500 (Customs?). Ports need not be 8 ports and can be less than 8 ports. I am trying to use the POE for 2x TP-Link Omada AC1200 and 1x TP-Link AX1800 and 1x TP-Link EAP610.
Since shipping + customs is quite high, Any alternative ?

 

[ibose]

The cheapest 2.5G non-POE locally available option is itself 10k -

https://www.amazon.in/Ethernet-Multi-Gigabit-Unmanaged-Fanless-MDIXSupport/dp/B097RD15N8/

 

[mantheman]

non-POE

Thanks a lot, but I really need the POE to drive those 4x access points.

 

[ibose]

Thanks a lot, but I really need the POE to drive those 4x access points.

Are POE Injectors an option ?

 

[mantheman]

Are POE Injectors an option ?

Yea but 4 adaptors for 4 AP not really acceptable.

 

[jayanttyagi]

Do you really need 2.5gbe? Is it for internet or internal file/data sharing?

 

[rajch2002]

Any reason dlink not being sugges? It has a 10gig plus 5 2.5g connections

 

[ibose]

Any reason dlink not being sugges? It has a 10gig plus 5 2.5g connections

Within 10k ? Where ?

 

[mantheman]

Cheapest 2.5G + POE you guys know is also fine.

 

[ibose]

Cheapest 2.5G + POE you guys know is also fine.

As one member asked above, do you really need 2.5 Gig ? The APs that you are trying to connect will actually not benefit from a 2.5Gig connection as they have 1 Gig uplinks. You are better off getting a TP-Link 1 Gig POE Switch.

 

[mantheman]

Oh, missed that. So I have 2.5G Pc and 2.5G NAS so I was wondering if I can leverage the speed, but after seeing the price 1G POE normie switch is also probably better because of the price.

 

[jayanttyagi]

Oh, missed that. So I have 2.5G Pc and 2.5G NAS so I was wondering if I can leverage the speed, but after seeing the price 1G POE normie switch is also probably better because of the price.

Does your nas has multiple ports?

 

[mantheman]

Does your nas has multiple ports?

one 2.5g from pcie and 1x 1g from Motherboard

 

[anmolbhard004]

@mantheman

and use a freight forwarder SNS they ship at generally lower prices ..
what the origin country for switch?

 

[jayanttyagi]

one 2.5g from pcie and 1x 1g from Motherboard

I am assuming you got 2.5g on pc with help of pcie card as well? Just connect them directly. The other port on pc and nas can be used to connected to router/switch.

 

[mantheman]

pcie card

Nah, motherboard has 2.5 G built in

country for switch?

Its from china.

 

[jayanttyagi]

Nah, motherboard has 2.5 G built in


Its from china.

Get add in card for pc then.

 

[Astrek]

If 2.5G is not a hard requirement then you can get china imported 1G POE switches locally for cheap, not as cheap as Aliexpress but cheaper when you add delivery and customs. and also the shop gives a warranty on it. Got one in my home town aftr my Ubiquiti uped itslef in flames and it has been working great for the cameras and other connections.

 

[vivek.krishnan]

As one member asked above, do you really need 2.5 Gig ? The APs that you are trying to connect will actually not benefit from a 2.5Gig connection as they have 1 Gig uplinks. You are better off getting a TP-Link 1 Gig POE Switch.

This is the correct answer - none of your devices have a 2.5GbE uplink

Oh, missed that. So I have 2.5G Pc and 2.5G NAS so I was wondering if I can leverage the speed, but after seeing the price 1G POE normie switch is also probably better because of the price.

On wifi, you will need a better WiFi AP - something which has a 2.5G port. Something like the XE75 Pro, and you can use its downlink ports as a switch if used in AP mode, doing away with the need for a 2.5G switch

 

[mantheman]

thanks a lot for the suggestion guys, I'll go 1g poe.