The SolidConnect SC20 by ROCSTOR is a 16-port PoE+ Gigabit unmanaged switch designed for professional networks. It delivers reliable power and fast data in a compact, plug‑and‑play package—ideal for growing offices, security deployments, and meeting rooms.
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Ports and uplinks: 16 PoE+ Gigabit ports plus 2 RJ45 uplinks and 2 Gigabit SFP uplinks for flexible copper and fiber connectivity.
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Power budget: 250W total with up to 30W available per port to power cameras, VoIP phones, access points, and other PoE devices.
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Standards and compliance: IEEE 802.3af/at PoE, IEEE 802.3ab Ethernet, UL Certified, and TAA Compliant for enterprise-grade reliability and compliance.
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Deployment options: Desktop, rackmount, or wallmount installation to fit any workspace or equipment rack.
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Unmanaged simplicity: Plug‑and‑play operation with no management interface required, enabling quick network expansion.
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Brand reliability: ROCSTOR’s SolidConnect line emphasizes durable hardware and accessible service for professional deployments.
The SC20 makes it easy to scale your network while keeping power distribution organized. With 16 PoE+ ports, you can power IP cameras, VoIP phones, and wireless access points directly from the switch, reducing clutter and eliminating the need for separate power bricks. The 250W budget supports multiple devices simultaneously, while the 2 SFP uplinks provide fiber connectivity to your core network for higher bandwidth and longer reach. Its unmanaged design means you can deploy in minutes and expand as your needs grow—perfect for small offices, conference rooms, retail spaces, or temporary deployments where reliability and simplicity matter.
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FAQ 1: Is this switch compatible with standard PoE devices? Yes—it's IEEE 802.3af/at compliant.
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FAQ 2: Can it be mounted in a rack? Yes, it supports desktop, rackmount, and wallmount installation.
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FAQ 3: What is the maximum power per port? Up to 30W per port.
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FAQ 4: Does it support fiber connections? Yes, via 2 Gigabit SFP uplink ports.
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FAQ 5: Is it suitable for unmanaged network setups? Yes, it’s designed for plug-and-play operation without configuration.
