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Hanwha HV-GS980MX/18HSM L3 Stackable Switch
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$3,087.99Hanwha HV-GS980MX/18HSM Overview
The Hanwha HV-GS980MX/18HSm is a mid-range Layer 3 stackable managed switch purpose-built for enterprise and mid-market IP surveillance deployments using Hanwha network camera products. With 16 ports of 1/2.5/5 Gigabit Ethernet PoE++ capability, dual 10 Gigabit SFP+ uplinks, and a fixed PSU delivering 720W PoE power budget, this switch provides the edge switching density and performance required for moderate-to-large camera installations while maintaining operational simplicity and cost efficiency.
Hanwha HV-GS980MX/18HSM Key Features
- 16x 1/2.5/5 Gigabit Ethernet PoE++ Ports — Full 802.3bt PoE++ support on all 16 primary ports enables direct connection of modern high-power IP cameras and edge devices without midspan injectors, simplifying cabling infrastructure and reducing operational overhead.
- 720W PoE Power Budget — Delivers sufficient aggregate power to support mixed-load camera deployments, enabling simultaneous operation of high-resolution thermal, multi-sensor, and PTZ cameras alongside standard fixed cameras without external power supplementation.
- Dual 10 Gigabit SFP+ Uplink Ports — Redundant 10G uplink capacity accommodates high-bandwidth NVR clusters, network-attached storage (NAS), and core switch connections, ensuring non-blocking throughput for multi-camera streaming and metadata ingestion.
- Layer 3 Managed Switching — Full Layer 3 capabilities enable VLAN segmentation, inter-VLAN routing, Quality of Service (QoS) prioritization, and static routing for camera traffic isolation, network slicing, and deterministic performance in mixed-use enterprise networks.
- Stackable Architecture — Supports daisy-chaining or stacking of multiple units to scale port density and resilience without requiring separate management interfaces, ideal for distributed or multi-building surveillance deployments.
- Fixed Single PSU with US Power Cord — Integrated power supply with standard North American outlet reduces BOM complexity and procurement lead times for integrators and installers; suitable for indoor cabinet deployment with standard utility power.
- Optimized for Hanwha IP Cameras — Pre-configured or certified default settings for Hanwha network cameras, XNO series, and Hanwha Vision ecosystem products ensure plug-and-play interoperability without custom firmware or configuration overhead.
- Operating Temperature Range 0°C to 50°C — Operates reliably in climate-controlled indoor server rooms, network closets, and modular shelters; exceeds typical office HVAC ranges, supporting both redundant and single-cabinet deployments.
- NDAA Compliance — Meets National Defense Authorization Act requirements, enabling deployment in federal, state, and municipal government surveillance projects with supply-chain and geopolitical transparency mandates.
- Managed Switch Capabilities — Web-based and CLI management, port mirroring, link aggregation (LAG/LACP), and advanced monitoring enable remote provisioning, troubleshooting, and real-time visibility into network health and camera status.
Hanwha HV-GS980MX/18HSM Integration & Compatibility
The HV-GS980MX/18HSm integrates seamlessly with Hanwha Vision America's full portfolio of IP cameras, including 2MP to 5MP+ resolutions, thermal offerings, and multi-sensor platforms. Layer 3 switching supports ONVIF-compliant VMS platforms (Milestone, Genetec, and others) when cameras are ONVIF Profile S/G enabled. The switch supports standard enterprise management protocols including SNMP, SSH, and HTTPS for secure remote administration. SFP+ uplinks are compatible with industry-standard fiber modules (LC, SC, or other form factors) for extended-distance backbone connectivity. PoE++ delivery across all 16 ports eliminates the need for external injectors and reduces overall system latency and power loss compared to midspan architectures.