Grow your business by expanding your network capacity with the Netgear M4350-40X4C 40-Port 10G PoE++ Compliant Managed AV Network Switch. Designed primarily for high-bandwidth AV and IT applications, this network switch includes forty 10G Ethernet PoE++ compliant ports, each providing up to 90W of power to compatible devices with a 576W budget.

With Netgear's IGMP Plus, the M4350-40X4C switch delivers smooth video-over-IP multicasts with little to no setup required. Four 100G QSFP28 ports are available for fiber uplinks and stacking. Installing a separately purchased second power supply provides 1+1 redundancy and can increase your PoE budget to up to 1676W. This switch works with Netgear's Engage Controller management platform, in addition to standard command line and web-based interfaces.

40 x 10G Ethernet PoE++ Ports    4 x 100G QSFP28 Ports    1.6 Tb/s Switching Capacity    1190.4 Mpps Forwarding Rate    Rackmount Design    576W Power Budget    Secondary PSU Slot    Intelligent Fan Cooling    Optimized for AV-Over-IP Multicasts    Netgear Engage Controller Support

With a 1.6 Tb/s switching capacity and 1190.4 Mpps forwarding rate, this switch is designed to provide smooth and reliable AV broadcasts.

Netgear IGMP Plus provides multicast functionality right out of the box for most AV over IP applications.

The intelligent fans may be configured in Quiet Mode help to minimize noise or Cool Mode for maximum cooling. Mounting ears are included for rack mounting.

Auto-trunk and auto-LAG functionality automatically connects with other M4350 and M4250 switches, supporting nonstop forwarding stacking, spine and leaf topology, and core to edge connectivity.

A streamlined interface enables factory default AV settings or user-specified AV profiles to be assigned to individual ports with just a few clicks.

Supporting SMPTE ST 2110 standards, this switch is equipped with a chipset capable of PTP boundary and PTP grandmaster clock modes in hardware. It also offers the Boundary Clock mode (BC) and the Grandmaster Clock mode (GM) with a single-step PTP profile connecting to AV endpoints and single-step/two-step PTP profiles connecting to the Grandmaster.

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Why do we need a coax cable?

A: It depends on where the Internet Service provider brings the COAX into the house. Some do come with a short COAX in case you have coax throughout the house and you have a wall port that you want to wire the Modem to. Some ISP providers wire the cable through the wall and go directly to the modem.

Q: 2. I understand it's 2.5Gb/s but is that upload as well?

A: You're actual upload speeds will depend on your internet service, but a 2.5 Gb/s modem can handle 2.5 Gb/s of throughput up or down.

Q: 3. Will this work on all Netgear Nighthawk WIFI 6 routers (i.e. AX6)?

A: Yes, this will work with Netgear AX6 routers

Q: 4. Can this play as router instead of Extender?

A: This extender would require a Wifi router to work.

Q: 5. Is this Nighthawk AX8 extender compatible with my Netgear AC1750 modem/router?

A: This extender can be used with any wireless router.

Q: 6. can i wired connect 3 nighthawk ax routes to have same but stronger wifi signal on each floor of my house. like i can co with airport raccesspoint. ?

A: Yes, the devices can be configured as standalone bridges, they are fully featured AX6000 devices.

Q: 7. Is the IR remote the only way to control it? Is other software included for control over LAN?

A: Along with the IR remote you will also be able to connect this camera to your network and control it with PTZOptics 4D IP Joystick Controller (GEN3), B&H # PTJOYG3. This camera and the remote use Visca over IP protocols.

Q: 8. What is the speed difference between wired and wireless?

A: For wireless the Maximum speed under ideal conditions will be 1Gb a second. As for LAN Peer to peer transfer it can technically do 6000 Mbs a second.

Q: 9. How much delay does there seem to be over SDI back to a switcher? (not NDI)

A: The AViPAS AV-1280 SDI PoE PTZ Camera (Gray) has not been tested for latency. However, the SDI output latency would be very low and close to real-time.

Q: 10. Is this considered dual band netgear n1200?

A: The Netgear CM1200 DOCSIS 3.1 Multi-Gig Cable Modem BH #NECM1200100N is a cable modem. It is not a wireless access point.