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Vigor Switch P2280x (VSP2280x-K) - Fan Noise ?
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06 Sep 2020 13:28 #1
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Hi,
Does anyone have information on the fan noise made by the VSP2280x-K ?
Either Subjective (Really noisy) or Scientific (70db) if fine, I'm just trying to get a feel for the actual noise generated as I can't find any information in the literature save 'The switch’s fans run quieter with Smart fan control.'
which is encouraging as the old Cisco SG300 I had was quite noisy (and ran the fans on full all the time).
Also any real wold experience or reviews anyone can share?
Thanks
Dave
Does anyone have information on the fan noise made by the VSP2280x-K ?
Either Subjective (Really noisy) or Scientific (70db) if fine, I'm just trying to get a feel for the actual noise generated as I can't find any information in the literature save 'The switch’s fans run quieter with Smart fan control.'
which is encouraging as the old Cisco SG300 I had was quite noisy (and ran the fans on full all the time).
Also any real wold experience or reviews anyone can share?
Thanks
Dave
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07 Sep 2020 07:52 #2
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Hi Dave,
I have one of those units running in my office, it currently runs around 20 ip cameras and a couple of voip phones. The fans are not running full blast all the time, they just ramp up occasionally under load. Noise is not too bad, but definitely noticeable, so these things are never 100% silent. We have a couple older Draytek POE switches of former generations, which are constantly running loud, so the new generation is MILES better.
I have one of those units running in my office, it currently runs around 20 ip cameras and a couple of voip phones. The fans are not running full blast all the time, they just ramp up occasionally under load. Noise is not too bad, but definitely noticeable, so these things are never 100% silent. We have a couple older Draytek POE switches of former generations, which are constantly running loud, so the new generation is MILES better.
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08 Sep 2020 00:51 #3
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Hi,
Thanks for that, I've only got a few of POE devices (AP & 2 Ip Cameras), but it's neater than running multiple Injectors.
At their quietest/lowest speed, would you be happy having them in the room while you were trying to watch tv?
it's a home application (A bit overkill, but gives POE and SFP+), it isn't going in my living space, but I need to see if I'll get noise complaints!
Thanks Again,
Dave
Thanks for that, I've only got a few of POE devices (AP & 2 Ip Cameras), but it's neater than running multiple Injectors.
At their quietest/lowest speed, would you be happy having them in the room while you were trying to watch tv?
it's a home application (A bit overkill, but gives POE and SFP+), it isn't going in my living space, but I need to see if I'll get noise complaints!
Thanks Again,
Dave
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08 Sep 2020 08:47 #4
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If the TV is running, you probably would not notice it. If you are sitting in the living room and have a quiet conversation or try to read a book, you will absolutely hear it. I had it in my study at home for a few days while setting up and configuring and the wife noticed it :p
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10 Sep 2020 15:43 #5
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Why not get a P1092 then which has no fan at all ? (Unless you need 24 ports for other non-PoE things...). Or two fanless switches.
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I've only got a few of POE devices (AP & 2 Ip Cameras), but it's neater than running multiple Injectors.
Why not get a P1092 then which has no fan at all ? (Unless you need 24 ports for other non-PoE things...). Or two fanless switches.
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10 Sep 2020 19:08 #6
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Or the P2121, which has layer 2 features (I am running two of them in our warehouse). But of course OP might need the ports or the layer 3 capabilities of the P2280X
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