D-Link DGS-3630-28PC/SI 28-Port Layer Stackable Managed PoE Gigabit Switch

For surveillance, security and high-density Wi‑Fi deployments that demand dependable power and predictable performance, the D-Link DGS-3630-28PC/SI managed PoE gigabit switch delivers. This Layer 3, stackable switch supports 24 x 1GbE PoE ports plus 4 combo PoE/SFP ports and four 10Gb SFP+ uplinks to provide both edge connectivity and high-speed aggregation for NVRs and core switches. With a 370 W onboard PoE budget (expandable with a DPS-700 RPS to 740 W), you can power high-draw PTZ cameras and access points without separate injectors. Built-in L3 routing, OSPF/BGP, IPv6 and OpenFlow/SDN capabilities let you prioritize surveillance and monitoring traffic while isolating sensitive security systems. Robust features such as 6 kV surge protection, redundant power support and intelligent power/fan control increase uptime and lower maintenance costs. Manage deployments centrally using D-Link Network Assistant, CLI or web UI to simplify firmware management and network monitoring. Ideal for SMBs, enterprises and service providers deploying IP security, VoIP or wireless infrastructure—choose the DGS-3630-28PC/SI to scale and secure your network. Contact sales to configure this switch for your surveillance or monitoring rollout.

• Deliver reliable PoE power for cameras, APs and VoIP phones with 24 dedicated 1GbE PoE ports and a 370 W budget (expandable with RPS), reducing separate power infrastructure.
• Scale and simplify growth with physical stacking up to 9 units (432 GbE ports) and four 10Gb SFP+ uplinks for high-throughput backhaul and surveillance recording.
• Hardened reliability with 6 kV surge protection, redundant power support and smart fan/energy-saving features to keep critical security and monitoring equipment online.
• Advanced L3 routing, OSPF/BGP/IPv6 and OpenFlow support let you segment, prioritize and secure traffic for surveillance, access control and enterprise networks.
• Centralized management via D-Link DNA, CLI and web GUI streamlines configuration, monitoring and firmware updates—reducing operational overhead for IT teams.