Zyxel Networks Smart Managed Switches Deliver Affordable, Eco-Friendly 10GbE Migration to Small- and Medium-Sized Businesses
ANAHEIM, Calif.--(BUSINESS WIRE)-- Zyxel Networks, a leader in delivering secure, AI- and cloud-powered business and home networking solutions, today announced the launch of XGS1935 Series Lite-L3 Smart Managed Switches, an eco-friendly portfolio of high-speed networking solutions that provide hassle-free, affordable 10GbE migration and high-performance switching technology for small- and medium-sized businesses.
XGS1935 Series switches provide growing small- and medium-sized businesses with affordable solutions that enable them to upgrade their wired networks to 10GbE technology.
Ideal for growing businesses, the 28- and 52-Gigabit port XGS1935 Series switches, which are replacing Zyxel's popular XGS1930 Series switches, deliver Gigabit connectivity to the desktop and provide 10GbE connectivity to the core to ensure network efficiency and continuous business productivity. Featuring a smart fan that offers near-silent operation, the eco-friendly switches boast improvements in energy efficiency and carbon emission reductions while providing hassle-free and affordable 10GbE migration.
Benefits and Features of XGS1935 Series Lite-L3 Smart Managed Switches
Flexible, Scalable Networking – In addition to 24 or 48 Gigabit Ethernet ports, XGS1935 Series switches are equipped with four 10GbE SFP+ uplinks which eliminate network bottlenecks and make them affordable solutions for upgrading wired networks.
Simple, Cloud-Based Management – NebulaFlex technology enables users to easily switch network management modes between standalone and the license-free Nebula cloud-management platform. The intuitive GUI gives users access to the full feature set and all configuration options of XGS1935 Series switches including enhanced QoS, Link Aggregation, IPv6, and IPv4/IPv6 Layer 3 static routing without needing to learn complex command line interface (CLI). Nebula Control Center enables users to manage XGS1935 Series switches and all Zyxel products, including access points, switches, security firewalls, and 5G/LTE mobile routers, via the cloud without the need for additional software or a hardware controller.
Power-over-Ethernet Simplifies Device Deployment – XGS1935-28HP/52HP switches support IEEE 802.3at PoE+ standards, offering 30W per port and a 375W power budget to deliver power and data through a single cable to simplify the deployment of connected devices such as surveillance systems, access control systems, and wireless access points. The default consumption mode allows delivery of only the actual power required by devices connected to the switch to enhance business ROI.
Eco-Conscious Innovation – XGS1935 Series switches are built with a more compact chassis which reduces packaging by up to 36 percent and weight by up to 22 percent, compared to the previous XGS1930 series. These efforts result in a 58% increase in units per pallet and an estimated 18.84 percent reduction in carbon emissions.
The Zyxel XGS1935 Series Lite-L3 Smart Managed Switches are available in four models, including 28- and 52-port PoE and non-PoE options:
XGS1935-28 24-port GbE Lite-L3 Smart Managed Switch with 4 10G Uplink $274.99*;
XGS1935-52 48-port GbE Lite-L3 Smart Managed Switch with 4 10G Uplink $599.99*;
XGS1935-28HP 24-port GbE PoE Lite-L3 Smart Managed Switch with 4 10G Uplink $429.99*;
XGS1935-52HP 48-port GbE PoE Lite-L3 Smart Managed Switch with 4 10G Uplink $749.99*.
* Prices subject to change without advance notice.
'XGS1935 Series switches provide growing small- and medium-sized businesses with affordable solutions that enable them to upgrade their wired networks to 10GbE technology to support the faster speeds required by an increasing number of connected devices and bandwidth-intensive network applications,' stated Tri Nguyen, Channel Sales and Product Manager at Zyxel Networks. 'The new switches offer a critical combination of simple, flexible management, high performance, eco-friendly design, and affordability that removes many barriers for small businesses that need to upgrading their networks.'
Zyxel Networks XGS1935 Series Lite-L3 Smart Managed Switches carry limited lifetime warranties and are available now through Amazon and the Zyxel Store. XGS1935 Series switches are also available through Zyxel Authorized Distributors: D&H, IngramMicro, TD Synnex, Target, and Wav, Zyxel Authorized VARs and MSPs, and other leading e-tailers.
For more information about Zyxel and its connectivity solutions, visit www.zyxel.com/us and follow us on Facebook, Twitter and LinkedIn.
About Zyxel:
Zyxel Networks is a technology provider with over 30 years of experience, specializing in delivering solutions for small to medium-sized businesses and the enterprise-edge in partnership with VARs, MSPs and System Integrators. We enable network professionals to connect and protect organizations with greater ease by bringing together intuitive, scalable and secure cloud management with a complete portfolio of network devices.
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