Description

RB260GSP

Alselsal Trading is the leading Distributor & Reseller of Mikrotik Wireless Product RB260GSP in Dubai Africa and Mena Region.

SFP cage, plastic casing, 5x Gigabit PoE out Ethernet Smart Switch, SwOS
A tiny SOHO switch called the RB260GSP has Ethernet ports with power output. Using the same voltage that is delivered to the unit, ports 2 through 5 can power additional PoE-capable devices (passive PoE over datalines only). Five Gigabit Ethernet ports and one SFP cage are available on the RB260GSP, while an Atheros Switch Chip handles switching. The machine is running SwOS, a customized operating system for MikroTik Switch devices.

What is the purpose of a MikroTik router?

MikroTik Routers and Switches are appropriate for businesses of any size and include all the capabilities required for network managers to secure and monitor their networks.

Has the MikroTik router WiFi?

For your hotel room, office, shopping center, or other settings in congested places, a new generation of wireless excellence. Gen 6 802.11ax wifi, 1GB of RAM, 2 Gigabit Ethernet ports, PoE, modern quad-core CPU, and an integrated PSU!

Customer Review

In the small motel I own, there are roughly 30-40 of these switches. They are compact, affordable, quick, and strong, and if you don’t require 802.3af, PoE works great. For the price you pay for the smartphone, you can’t expect much better than the plasticky casing. These switches, with the product code CSS106-1G-4P-1S, are of the new generation. The older models were clearly less dependable; I had a few of them failing in a variety of ways, frequently connected to the PoE functioning.

I haven’t experienced any issues with the new ones. I utilize a variety of passive PoE-compatible devices with the 24V PoE. (e.g. Ubiquity G2 and G3 cameras, UAP access points and AirMAX point to point links. Also, I occasionally use the Ethernet cable’s 24V PoE to feed devices that don’t accept PoE but require 24V. (e.g. ControlByWeb IOT gear.) If I fed these devices with a wall wart style power source, I wouldn’t be able to turn them on and off using the switch’s WebUI.

The AC adapter prefers somewhat constant mains voltages, and that is the only issue I have with these switches. I’ve lost a few adapters due to voltage spikes that have occurred when using 230V here during storms (and if you lose the adapter a new one will cost about the same as buying an entire switch.

Specifications

Details
Product code	CSS106-1G-4P-1S
Switch chip model	QCA8337
Dimensions	113x139x28mm
Operating System	MikroTik SwOS
Storage size	128 KB
Storage type	FLASH
MTBF	Approximately 100’000 hours at 25C
Tested ambient temperature	-20°C to 70°C
Suggested price	$55.95

Powering

Details
Number of DC inputs	2 (DC jack, PoE-IN)
DC jack input Voltage	11-30 V
Max power consumption	53 W
Max power consumption without attachments	5 W
Cooling type	Passive
PoE in	Passive PoE
PoE in input Voltage	11-30 V

PoE-out

Details
PoE-out ports	Ether2-Ether5
PoE out	Passive PoE
Max out per port output (input 18-30 V)	1 A
Max total out (A)	2 A

Ethernet

Details
10/100/1000 Ethernet ports	5

Fiber

Details
SFP DDMI	Yes
SFP ports	1

Other

Details
PCB temperature monitor	Yes
Voltage Monitor	Yes

Certification & Approvals

Details
Certification	CE, EAC, ROHS
IP	IP20