NETGEAR Prosafe Power Supply Module for M6100 Series Switches

NETGEAR ProSafe Power Supply Module for M6100 Series Switches is built for compatible NETGEAR switch and external power platforms where the correct PSU matters for support, expansion, or redundancy planning. Based on the source details, this module is listed as an additional PSU for M4300-28G-PoE+ (GSM4328PB), M4300-52G-PoE+ (GSM4352PB), and M6100 chassis switches. It is also identified as a power module for RPS4000 and RPS4000v2 external RPS/EPS units.

Highlights

• Additional PSU design for selected M4300 PoE+ and M6100 platforms
• Compatible with RPS4000 and RPS4000v2 external RPS/EPS units
• C15 connector with 110V to 240V AC input
• Up to 640W output at 110V AC
• Up to 910W output at 220V AC

Quick Specs & Uses

• Supported M4300 models: M4300-28G-PoE+ (GSM4328PB), M4300-52G-PoE+ (GSM4352PB)
• Additional compatibility: M6100 chassis switches
• External power compatibility: RPS4000 and RPS4000v2
• Connector type: C15
• Input power: 110V to 240V AC
• Output at 110V AC: Up to 640W
• Output at 220V AC: Up to 910W

Why It Helps

In real switch deployments, the PSU is not just another accessory. It is part of how the system stays supportable, expandable, and easier to keep online. A platform-specific module like this helps remove guesswork when you are planning replacement stock, adding power capacity, or supporting redundancy through compatible external power systems.

System Characteristics

• Platform-specific compatibility helps keep power hardware aligned with the intended NETGEAR systems
• Voltage-dependent output makes AC environment planning more relevant
• RPS4000 and RPS4000v2 support adds value for external redundancy and EPS workflows
• C15 AC input aligns with standard infrastructure power practices
• Use as replacement or additional PSU supports longer-term maintenance planning

What’s In The Box

Please refer to the Specifications tab for the exact included items.

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