What is electricity consume for Omada switch and controller?
I make this question because I live in a country with high electricity cost.
Right now I own an ER605 router. But it has only 4 ethernet ports and I need to have more ports since I have more devices to connect to.
For this reason I am planning to buy also an OC200 controller and a switch. But before proceeding with the purchase I would like to know do they consume a lot of power? Also, is there a switch model that consume less compared to the others?
Maybe it would be more power efficient to replace my ER605 with an Omada router with more ports (like the ER8411 or the ER7412-M2)?
Thank you!
Hi @halpac
Thanks for posting in our business forum.
Go to the official site and check the model specs.
ER605 V2:
If you need other models, look for them. For example, ER8411:
The switch is listed with the power as well. If they are PoE, when they are fully used all PoE ports, the consumption is listed as well.
They are not always using the max power consumption like the specs. It is the max power reading when under the extreme load. Normally, they are not that high.
The idle power consumption is not an accurate number. It fluctuates. The power adapter we include is fitting the basic power specs and standards. And for redundacy.
Hi @halpac
Thanks for posting in our business forum.
Go to the official site and check the model specs.
ER605 V2:
If you need other models, look for them. For example, ER8411:
The switch is listed with the power as well. If they are PoE, when they are fully used all PoE ports, the consumption is listed as well.
They are not always using the max power consumption like the specs. It is the max power reading when under the extreme load. Normally, they are not that high.
The idle power consumption is not an accurate number. It fluctuates. The power adapter we include is fitting the basic power specs and standards. And for redundacy.