Here are the detailed specifications for the Netstar NSW‑RPG071E‑V12‑OD2 — a Web Smart Outdoor Gigabit Reverse PoE Switch: �� Ports & Power Feature Specification Downlink Ports 7 × 10/100/1000 Mbps Reverse PoE RJ45 (RPoE in) Uplink Port 1 × 10/100/1000 Mbps RJ45 Power Input Reverse PoE, 24–48 V DC via Ethernet (pins 4/5 , 7/8–) Power Output 12 V DC via 2.1 mm jack – for ONU/ONT powering Power Budget ~120 W max (PoE in dependent) �� Network Features Web Smart Management (L2): VLAN support (Port-based, IEEE 802.1Q) QoS Port Isolation Link Aggregation (LAG) Bandwidth Control Port Mirroring Auto-Negotiation: Supports 10/100/1000 Mbps (half/full duplex) Flow Control: IEEE 802.3x full duplex & backpressure half duplex MAC Table: 1K entries Packet Buffer Memory: 448 Kbits Switching Capacity: Up to 16 Gbps Forwarding Rate: 11.9 Mpps ⚡ Electrical & Protection Features Reverse PoE Input: One port supplies power to the switch and output (no AC required) Port Protection: Surge Protection: 2.5 kV on all ports Over-voltage Protection: Switch shuts down above 50 V DC Over-current Protection: Each port fuse auto-recovers Grounding Terminal: For lightning protection grounding �� Mechanical & Environmental Attribute Value Casing Rugged outdoor-grade metal/plastic (IP-rated for weather resistance) Dimensions ~160 mm (W) × 95 mm (D) × 28 mm (H) Weight ~150–200 grams Operating Temp –20 °C to 80 °C Storage Temp –30 °C to 90 °C Humidity 5% to 95% RH (non-condensing) ��️ Installation & Use Cases Mounting Options: Pole or wall mounting compatible (outdoor kit needed) Use Case: Designed for WISP/ISP last-mile deployments, powering ONUs remotely without local power Cascading: Supports daisy-chaining switches for extended coverage ✅ Ideal For: Outdoor FTTH ONU deployments Shared fiber-to-building with gigabit output Scenarios where power is only available at the subscriber side ISPs looking to reduce CPE power infrastructure costs
