How much PoE power does this switch provide?

It provides a 1,000 W PoE budget, which gives substantial headroom for powering many endpoints across the access layer.

What types of devices are a good fit for this switch?

It is well suited for VoIP phones, wireless access points, IP cameras, and other PoE+ devices in enterprise environments.

Is this switch managed?

Yes. It is a managed switch with Layer 3 support, which makes it appropriate for more controlled enterprise deployments.

Does it fit in a standard rack?

Yes. It is a 1U rack-mount switch, so it fits standard equipment racks and network closets.

NETGEAR M4300-28G-POE+ managed 1U rack switch with 28 Gigabit PoE+ ports and 1,000 W PSU

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NETGEAR M4300-28G-POE+ GSM4328PB 28-Port 1U Switch | Layer 3, Rack Mount

Name: NETGEAR M4300-28G-POE+ GSM4328PB Managed Switch with 1,000 W PSU
Brand: Netgear
SKU: GSM4328PB-100NES
Price: 5.00 USD
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MPN: GSM4328PB-100NES

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Key Features

28 Gigabit Ethernet PoE+ ports
1,000 W PoE budget
802.3at PoE+ support
Managed Layer 3 switching
1U rack-mount design
SFP+ expansion slots
Power dense endpoint deployments with 28 PoE+ Gigabit ports
Support high-demand edge devices using a 1,000 W PoE budget

Built for access layers that carry both traffic and power, the NETGEAR M4300-28G-POE+ delivers 28 Gigabit PoE+ ports in a 1U rack-mount chassis. It is designed for environments where port density, centralized management, and power availability all matter at the same time. With 1,000 W of PoE budget, this switch is positioned for deployments that need to support many powered endpoints without immediately running into power constraints. That makes it a strong fit for VoIP phones, wireless access points, IP cameras, and other edge devices that depend on consistent PoE delivery. Layer 3 management adds the routing control expected in enterprise networks, while the rack-mount form factor keeps it practical for structured cabling and standard equipment closets. Compared with lower-capacity switches, this model is built to reduce oversubscription pressure at the edge and support larger endpoint counts with fewer compromises. For teams planning a serious access-layer refresh, it offers the kind of power and density that justifies a premium deployment.