Netgear GSM4230PX AV Line M4250

• Managed L2/L3
• Basic switching RJ-45 Ethernet ports quantity: 24
• MAC address table: 16000 entries Switching capacity: 132 Gbit/s
• 1U Rack mounting
• Power supply included Power over Ethernet (PoE)

• AV Installations
• IP Multicast Networks
• Professional Audio/Video Setup
• Rackmount Network Solutions

Pre-configured for out-of-the-box use
NETGEAR IGMP PlusTM enables instant multicast functionality for most AV over IP installations

Dedicated AV web-based GUI interface
Unique interface designed for the AV professional with color-coded, port-based profiles

Profiles for common audio protocols
Quickly assign profiles to ports for Dante, AES67, and AVB audio configurations. AVB Requires a separate license

Video profiles built-in
Special profiles for NVX, SVSI, Q-SYS and Dante video profiles can be easily assigned to ports as needed

Unique Automatic Configuration
Auto-trunk and auto-lag functionality automatically configures other M4250 switches for use in star topology.

Rackmount versatility
1U, 400mm deep rackmount with all power and Ethernet ports on the back

Reversed mounting possibility
Possible reversed mounting with ports in the front including recessed mounting to protect cables

Universal mounting availability
Mounting outside the rack made possible with bottom M5 and front M10 threaded holes

Adjustable fan functionality
Quiet mode with 42dB@25ºC, or fanless mode when PoE load and temperature allow

Easier configuration with new AV GUI
The AV-oriented, web-based GUI permits factory or user-specified profiles to be assigned to individual ports as needed.

Use in noise-sensitive environments
Adjustable fans can be turned off if certain conditions are met. Even the default Quiet mode is quieter than most other switches.

Get up and running fast with little engineering time required
Our NETGEAR IGMP Plus TM feature is set from the factory to ensure out-of-the-box functionality for most AV over IP installations

Multiple mounting options provide ultimate flexibility
Threaded mounting holes sized to industry standards are built into the chassis for mounting behind a display or clamped to a truss.