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lulumis
Aspirant
Feb 15, 2021

About GC510P temperture

Hello everyone!   Anyone has bought the GC510P? This swith has no fan inside, if the temperture will be so high when the POE ports fully worked?   My MS510TX always works on 65℃ and it has no POE...
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schumaku
Guru - Experienced User
Feb 15, 2021
lulumis wrote:

My MS510TX always works on 65℃ and it has no POE function.

...however this is a MultiGig and 10G switch > 25W 

 

A fully loaded GC510P does take some 10.5 W, assuming a 5% quality power supply add some 7.5W overhead we're at 18W, and no energy intense GbE ech only so you should be fine.

  • lulumis's avatar
    lulumis
    Aspirant
    Feb 15, 2021

    Yes, the GC510P's Max power is 10.3W

     

    But I don't know whether I should buy the GC510PP. It has 1 fan inside

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      schumaku
      Guru - Experienced User
      Feb 16, 2021
      lulumis wrote:

      But I don't know whether I should buy the GC510PP. It has 1 fan inside

      Some decision factor might be where you intend to install the switch. In a dense and already hot rack, pizzabox-on-pizzabox, the fanless GC510P might not be the best idea.

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