ANPA’s gigabit PoE switch series provides full 10/100/1000Mbps performance and high-power IEEE 802.3af/at/bt PoE for modern networks built around Wi-Fi 6, 4K/8MP video and data-intensive applications. From compact 4-port units to 16- and 24-port rack-mount cores with SFP fiber uplinks, the series spans budgets from 60W to 250W and switching capacities up to 52Gbps. Every gigabit model shares ANPA’s field-proven platform — 250m extend mode, AI watchdog, QoS/VLAN presets and full electrical protection — manufactured in our own 15,000 m² Chaozhou factory under a 9-step, 100%-inspection QC program. Choose gigabit when throughput and future-proof PoE matter; use this guide to pick the right model and request a quote for wholesale or OEM/ODM terms.
ANPA sells factory-direct with wholesale and OEM/ODM terms. Pricing is quoted per project — contact our sales team for volume discounts and lead times.
Product Specifications
| Model | AP-30xx Series |
|---|---|
| Category | POE Switch (Gigabit) |
| Ports Configuration | 4/8/16/24 GE |
| Transmission Rate | 10/100/1000Mbps |
| PoE Standard | IEEE 802.3af/at/bt |
| Power Budget | 60W-250W |
| Switch Capacity | 12-52Gbps |
| Key Features | QoS, Stackable |
| MOQ | 2 pieces |
Gigabit PoE Series Overview
Gigabit PoE switches are the right investment when endpoints generate or consume heavy traffic. Wi-Fi 6 access points require a full gigabit backhaul and often 30–60W of PoE; 4K and 8MP security cameras stream 15–25Mbps each; and modern office workloads — video conferencing, large file transfers, cloud synchronization — benefit from 1000Mbps to the edge. ANPA’s gigabit series delivers wire-speed performance on every port, with switching fabrics sized so all ports run at full speed simultaneously.
The series supports the complete PoE standard range: af (15.4W), at (30W) and bt (up to 60W+), enabling a single switch to power mixed generations of cameras, APs, phones and IoT devices. Higher-density models add SFP fiber uplinks for long-distance and inter-building links with full electrical isolation. Across the range you will find the same self-healing and traffic-management features: 250m extend mode for long copper runs, an AI watchdog that power-cycles frozen devices, and DIP-selectable QoS and VLAN.
Choose port count to match powered devices (with 1–2 spare ports) and power budget to match device mix. For organizations that need granular control — per-port PoE scheduling, custom VLANs, traffic mirroring — the web-managed AP-3344GE complements the unmanaged lineup. All models are CE, FCC and RoHS certified and available with private-label branding for distributors and integrators.
Model Comparison & Selection Guide
Match gigabit port count to your Wi-Fi 6 APs, 4K cameras and other powered endpoints, and ensure the power budget covers total device draw with headroom. SFP uplinks are recommended for inter-building and long-haul backbone links.
| Model | PoE Ports | Speed | PoE Standard | Power Budget | Highlights |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| AP-3344GE | 4 PoE + 2 GE + 2 SFP | 10/100/1000Mbps | 802.3af/at | 60W | Web-managed, VLAN, QoS |
| AP-3028GE | 8 PoE + 2 GE uplink | 10/100/1000Mbps | 802.3af/at/bt | 120W | 22Gbps, 250m extend, AI watchdog |
| AP-30316GE | 16 PoE + 2 GE + SFP | 10/100/1000Mbps | 802.3af/at/bt | 200W | 52Gbps, SFP, rack-mount |
| AP-3048GE-BT | 8 PoE (bt) + uplink | 10/100/1000Mbps | 802.3af/at/bt | 120W | Rack-mount, 802.3bt |
Application Scenarios
Wi-Fi 6 / Wireless Upgrades
Enterprises and venues upgrading to Wi-Fi 6/6E need gigabit backhaul and at/bt power. The gigabit series powers dense AP fleets in offices, schools, hotels and retail without throttling wireless performance.
4K & Intelligent Video Surveillance
High-megapixel and AI-analytics cameras demand gigabit edge ports. The 8- and 16-port models carry multiple 4K streams to the NVR simultaneously, with SFP for the backbone to large storage/NVR systems.
Enterprise & SMB Gigabit Office
Full gigabit to every desk and AP removes the edge bottleneck for cloud apps, video calls and backups. Mix PoE phones, APs and cameras on one standards-compliant switch.
Hospitality & Multi-Building Campuses
Use SFP-equipped gigabit switches to link floors and buildings over fiber while powering in-room APs and cameras, with QoS protecting guest services and voice.
Why Choose ANPA
ANPA has manufactured PoE networking equipment since 2006 — 20 years of production experience. Every switch and accessory is built in our single 15,000 m² facility in Chaozhou, Guangdong (with a dedicated R&D center in Shenzhen), across 8 production lines and 16 sets of assembly and test equipment. Our 3 R&D engineers and 7 QA/QC specialists enforce a rigorous 9-step quality control process with 100% inspection, full-load burn-in and CE, FCC and RoHS certification on every batch.
- Full gigabit + 802.3bt across the range — ready for Wi-Fi 6, 4K and high-power IoT.
- SFP fiber uplinks on high-density models for campus and inter-building reach.
- Common platform with 250m extend, AI watchdog and QoS/VLAN across every model.
- Direct from ANPA’s 15,000 m² Chaozhou factory: 8 lines, 9-step QC, 100% inspection, CE/FCC/RoHS.
Compatible & Related Products
For pure 1080p CCTV and VoIP at lower cost, compare the 10/100M Fast Ethernet series. Add web management with the AP-3344GE and long-distance copper reach with the AP-104EX PoE extender.
Frequently Asked Questions
1. When should I choose a gigabit PoE switch over a 10/100M model?
Choose gigabit when you deploy Wi-Fi 6/6E access points, 4K/8MP cameras, video conferencing rooms, or have heavy local data traffic. Fast Ethernet is adequate and cheaper for 1080p CCTV and VoIP. If any endpoint needs 802.3bt (high power), a gigabit model like the AP-3028GE or AP-30316GE is required.
2. Which gigabit model supports 802.3bt high-power devices?
The gigabit series supports af/at/bt. The 8-port AP-3028GE (120W) and 16-port AP-30316GE (200W) both handle bt devices; choose the 16-port when you have many high-power APs or cameras to balance the total load.
3. Do I need an SFP fiber uplink?
SFP is valuable when the backbone exceeds 100 meters, crosses between buildings, or traverses electrically noisy environments. Fiber offers immunity to EMI and ground loops and kilometer-class reach. The 16-port AP-30316GE includes an SFP slot; smaller models use copper uplinks.
4. How much PoE power budget do I need for Wi-Fi 6?
Wi-Fi 6 APs typically draw 15–30W (some bt models up to 60W). Total the expected draw of all APs and add 20–30% headroom. Eight 30W APs would approach 240W at peak, so distribute APs across switches or select a higher-budget model.
5. Are the gigabit switches managed or unmanaged?
Most are unmanaged with DIP QoS/VLAN/extend presets for zero-config deployment. The AP-3344GE is web-managed for installers who need per-port control, VLAN configuration, PoE scheduling and monitoring.
6. Can I mix gigabit and Fast Ethernet switches in one network?
Yes. They interoperate over standard Ethernet. A common design uses gigabit switches as cores/aggregation (with SFP) and Fast Ethernet switches for 1080p camera closets, balancing performance and cost.
7. Does ANPA offer OEM/ODM for the gigabit series?
Yes. All gigabit models are manufactured in ANPA’s own Chaozhou factory and are available with custom branding, packaging, firmware and configuration. MOQs start from 2 pieces. Contact us for a quotation.
Get a Quote from the Manufacturer
Ready to specify the AP-30xx for your project? ANPA ships factory-direct worldwide with flexible MOQs, OEM/ODM customization and CE/FCC/RoHS documentation. Tell us your port count, power and quantity requirements and our team will reply with pricing and lead time.
ANPA sells factory-direct with wholesale and OEM/ODM terms. Pricing is quoted per project — contact our sales team for volume discounts and lead times.