SonicWall Switch 12-10-FPoE.
Full PoE+ Desktop Switching for Demanding Devices.
The SonicWall Switch 12-10-FPoE delivers PoE+ with enough power headroom to run high-performance wireless access points,
PTZ cameras, and other demanding PoE+ devices that standard switches can't support. It's a compact powerhouse built for
SD-Branch deployments.
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Specifications
Switch 12-10-FPoE at a Glance
Full PoE+ Power
802.3af/at PoE+ on 8 copper ports with up to 30W per port and 130W total budget. Powers high-demand
devices including Wi-Fi 6 access points, PTZ cameras, and video conferencing endpoints that require more
than the 15.4W limit of standard 802.3af.
Performance
24 Gbps non-blocking switching capacity across 10 x 1G copper ports and 2 x 1G SFP uplinks. 256MB
memory, 32MB flash, 512KB packet buffer, and 8K MAC table keep traffic flowing smoothly in small office
environments.
Management
Managed via SonicWall firewalls, Wireless Network Manager, or the switch's standalone web GUI and CLI.
Supports per-port PoE scheduling, power priority, user-defined power limits, SNMP monitoring, SSH,
SNTP/NTP, and zero-touch deployment.
Power and Form Factor
Built-in 180W fixed power supply (100-240 VAC, 50-60 Hz). Maximum power consumption: 152.8W. Desktop
form factor with one cooling fan: 330 x 230 x 44mm, 2.5 kg. MTBF rated at over 180,000 hours.
Need More Ports or Rackmount Form Factor?
If your deployment needs 24 or 48 ports with full PoE+ and 10G uplinks, see the Switch 14-24-FPoE and
Switch 14-48-FPoE in our full lineup.
The "F" in FPoE stands for "Full" PoE, indicating that the switch supports IEEE
802.3at PoE+ (sometimes called Full PoE) in addition to 802.3af. This allows the switch to deliver up
to 30W per port, compared to the 15.4W limit of standard 802.3af. The Switch 12-10-FPoE has 8
PoE-capable copper ports with a total PoE budget of 130W.
Yes. The Switch 12-10-FPoE supports 802.3at PoE+ with up to 30W per port, which meets
the power requirements of most Wi-Fi 6 and Wi-Fi 6E access points including SonicWave 621 and 641
models. Always verify the specific power draw of your access point model against the available
per-port and total budget before finalizing your design.
The Switch 12-10-FPoE includes a built-in 180W power supply and can deliver up to
130W of PoE power in addition to its own switching workload. Managing that level of heat generation
requires active cooling with one fan. The Switch 12-8 and 12-8-PoE use smaller external power adapters
(24W and 65W respectively) and operate within a thermal range that allows fanless operation.
Eight of the ten copper ports on the Switch 12-10-FPoE support 802.3af/at PoE. The
remaining two copper ports are standard gigabit ports without PoE. Both SFP uplink ports do not carry
PoE. The total PoE budget across all 8 powered ports is 130W, with a maximum of 30W available per
port.
Yes, it is well suited for that use case. With 8 PoE+ ports and a 130W total budget,
a typical deployment of 2 to 4 access points drawing 20 to 25W each plus a handful of VoIP phones at 4
to 6W each fits comfortably within the power envelope. The 2 additional non-PoE copper ports can
connect wired workstations or printers, and the 2 SFP uplinks connect back to your SonicWall firewall
or core switch.
Get the Most Out of Your PoE+ Switch.
Our certified SonicWall team can help you calculate PoE budgets, select the right access points and
cameras, and configure your Switch 12-10-FPoE for seamless integration with your SonicWall firewall.
