D-Link DGS-1530-52P/E network switch Managed L2 Gigabit Ethernet (10/100/1000) Power over Ethernet (PoE) Black

Uninterrupted Service
Redundant power supply ensures uninterrupted operation while boosting PoE output for high-demand devices

Simplified Management
The SIM feature lets you manage multiple switches as a virtual stack under one IP, streamlining operations and integration

Enhanced Security
Features includes VLANs, ACLs, Port Security, 802.1X, and RADIUS to protect data and manage access

Resilience Connectivity
G.8032 ERPS delivers sub-millisecond ring recovery for uninterrupted connectivity across critical operations

Seamless Power Delivery
PD-Alive, Fast PoE, and Perpetual PoE ensure rapid startup, automatic device recovery, and uninterrupted power supply

Shielded for Stability
All copper ports include 6kV surge protection for reliability and protection against electrical spikes

Zero-Touch Setup, Infinite Scalability
Zero-Touch Provisioning (ZTP) streamlines setup by enabling devices to auto-configure without manual input. Simply hold the reset button for 5–10 seconds to trigger reboot and provisioning. ZTP speeds up deployment, minimizes errors, and ensures consistent configuration and ideal for large-scale networks.

Power on the switch and connect the cable to service LAN, then start ZTP

- Hold the reset button (5~10 sec)
- Get IP and settings from DHCP server
- Download firmware or configuration from TFTP server

Flexible Power for Business Growth
The DGS-1530-52P delivers up to 30 W per port with support for Perpetual and Fast PoE, offering a 370 W PoE budget, expandable to 740 W with the DPS-700 RPS. It powers APs, IP cameras, and VoIP phones over standard Ethernet—simplifying deployment and allowing easy planning of power resources across your network.

Recover Instantly with Intelligent Stacking
Physical stacking lets multiple switches act as one, boosting scalability and resilience. It reroutes traffic automatically during failures, supports hot-swapping, and ensures seamless master switch failover. Shortest-path forwarding and trunked ports enhance bandwidth and reliability.