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Core Specifications and Target Environments...
The Cisco C1101-4PLTEP is a 4-port PoE+ unmanaged switch designed for small offices, retail spaces, or IoT edge deployments. With 60W total PoE+ budget and Gigabit uplinks, it provides plug-and-play connectivity for IP phones, cameras, and wireless APs while maintaining Cisco’s reliability standards in a palm-sized form factor.
Q: What distinguishes it from consumer-grade PoE switches?
A: Unlike off-the-shelf models, the C1101-4PLTEP supports Cisco’s EnergyWise technology, enabling basic power prioritization and scheduling. Its industrial-grade components ensure 24/7 operation in temperatures from 0°C to 40°C—critical for back offices or outdoor kiosks.
Q: How many high-power devices can it realistically support?
A: With 15.4W per port (802.3af), it can power 4x devices like VoIP phones or entry APs simultaneously. For higher-wattage devices (e.g., PTZ cameras), only 1-2 ports can be used at 30W (802.3at) due to the 60W ceiling.
Q: Does it offer any security features despite being unmanaged?
A: While lacking VLANs or ACLs, it includes storm control (broadcast/multicast suppression) and 802.1X MAC-based port security, deterring rogue device access in open environments like cafes or co-working spaces.
Feature | C1101-4PLTEP | SG110D-08P |
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PoE Ports | 4x (60W total) | 8x (124W total) |
Management | Unmanaged | Web-managed |
Uplinks | 2x Gigabit copper | 1x Gigabit copper |
Form Factor | Wall-mountable, 0.5 lbs | Desktop, 2.2 lbs |
Energy Efficiency | 87% (no fan) | 85% (passive cooling) |
This switch excels in space-constrained, low-complexity scenarios where IT resources are limited. Its zero-configuration design reduces setup time, while dual uplinks provide redundancy—a rarity in unmanaged switches.
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Deploying the C1101-4PLTEP in a boutique hotel’s CCTV system, its plug-and-play simplicity and wall-mount design were game-changers. While not suited for scaling beyond 4 devices, its reliability over 18+ months in dusty attic conditions proved that even Cisco’s smallest switches punch above their weight when deployed strategically. For micro-businesses, it’s a reminder that “enterprise-grade” doesn’t always mean “complex.”