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SKU: MS510TXUP-100NAS
UPC: 606449152388
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NETGEAR 10P MG U60 Poe++ Smart PRO Switch - MS510TXUP-100NAS

NETGEAR MS510TXUP-100NAS 10-Port PoE++ Smart Managed Switch Overview The MS510TXUP-100NAS is a 10-port PoE++ smart managed switch designed for mid-sca…

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NETGEAR 10P MG U60 Poe++ Smart PRO Switch - MS510TXUP-100NAS

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$567.99

Overview

SKU: MS510TXUP-100NAS
UPC: 606449152388
Condition: New

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NETGEAR MS510TXUP-100NAS 10-Port PoE++ Smart Managed Switch

Overview

The MS510TXUP-100NAS is a 10-port PoE++ smart managed switch designed for mid-scale surveillance and IP device deployments where centralized power delivery and L2/L3 network control matter. Ten ports means you can power up to 10 cameras or mixed PoE-fed devices from a single unit — critical when your install site has a single rack or cabinet and you need to avoid daisy-chaining injectors across the floor. The 240W total PoE budget is sufficient for roughly 4–6 typical 5MP industrial cameras running continuously, or 8–10 lower-power access points and sensors, depending on actual device draw.

Compatibility

This switch works with any standard ONVIF-compliant IP camera, access control reader, or PoE-powered device that draws ≤95W per port (PoE++ 802.3bt Class 4 maximum). Compatible with IP cameras from Axis, Hanwha, Hikvision, Uniview, Dahua and other vendors that follow IEEE 802.3bt PoE++ specification. Integrates with NVR and VMS platforms that support ONVIF (Milestone, Hikvision, Uniview, generic RTSP clients). Smart-managed features (VLAN, QoS, SNMP) allow integration with enterprise network monitoring stacks and IT-managed switching fabrics.

Installation Notes

Mount in a 1U rack or wall cabinet using standard 19-inch rack ears (included). Requires AC power — no PoE-in or DC backup. Budget approximately 350W total input (switch standby + maximum PoE output). Connect uplink to your core network via one of the ten ports or via the dedicated management port if available. Plan cable runs under 100 meters (Cat5e or Cat6 minimum) from switch to camera; longer runs may require active boosters or fiber. No special tools required — RJ-45 termination standard.

What's in the Box

  • 1x MS510TXUP-100NAS switch unit
  • 1x power cord (region-specific)
  • 1x rack mount kit (19-inch rails)
  • 1x quick-start guide
Specifications
Brand: NETGEAR
MPN: MS510TXUP-100NAS
Type: Network Switch
Connectivity: PoE
Power: PoE++
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