NETGEAR GS724T 24-Port Gigabit Managed Network Switch

NETGEAR GS724T 24-Port Gigabit Managed Network Switch is a straightforward solution for environments that just need reliable Gigabit switching without the noise or complexity of higher-end systems. It gives you 24 copper ports plus 2 dedicated SFP uplinks, which is usually enough for clean access-layer builds where fiber handoff is still part of the design.

Highlights

• 24 Gigabit Ethernet ports for standard wired devices
• 2 SFP uplinks for fiber connections or upstream switching
• Completely fanless — no audible noise at typical room temps
• VLAN support (256) with routing and dynamic assignment
• Very low power draw — tops out around 13.5W

Quick Specs & Uses

• Type: 24-Port Gigabit Smart Managed Switch with SFP uplinks
• Speed: Gigabit across all copper ports
• Ports: 24 RJ45 + 2 SFP
• PoE: Not supported
• MAC table: 16K entries
• Packet buffer: 2MB
• VLAN capacity: 256
• Routing support: Yes
• Dynamic VLAN: Yes
• MLD snooping: Yes
• Static routing: Yes
• ARP table: 512 entries
• EEE: Supported
• DoS protection: Included
• Power supply: Internal (100–240VAC)
• Max power draw: 13.5W
• Cooling: Passive (no fan)
• Noise level: 0 dBA @ 25°C
• Operating temp: 0° to 50°C
• MTBF: 1,999,946 hours

Why It Helps

In a lot of builds, you don’t need PoE or complex switching layers — you just need something stable that handles traffic cleanly and doesn’t add noise to the room. This switch fits that role well. It’s especially useful in offices, control rooms, or studio environments where silent operation actually matters.

System Characteristics

• 24-port copper layout covers typical endpoint density
• Dedicated SFP uplinks keep fiber connections separate and clean
• Fanless chassis works well in quiet or shared spaces
• VLAN + routing support allows basic segmentation without overcomplication
• Low heat and power footprint simplifies rack planning

What’s In The Box

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