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Author Topic: DGS-1210-10P too hot  (Read 3274 times)

mohahn

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DGS-1210-10P too hot
« on: August 07, 2017, 12:59:35 AM »

I'm using a DGS-1210-10P in a very small equipment room. The switch becomes very hot, so you cannot touch its surface. As it's rackmounted in a mini wall rack and there is only 1u space below the switch an active cooling solution would not suffice.
Now, I thought about adding a big heatsink on the bottom side of the switch case. What do you think?
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Re: DGS-1210-10P too hot
« Reply #1 on: August 07, 2017, 08:23:19 AM »

Can you provide a picture of where this switch is located?

More ventilation room maybe needed. Can you test the switch out side the room to see if it gets hot just sitting on a desk by chance?
Maybe some forced induction air should be looked at in this room or in the rack where this switch is mounted.
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Re: DGS-1210-10P too hot
« Reply #2 on: December 04, 2017, 09:46:57 AM »

I'm using a DGS-1210-10P in a very small equipment room. The switch becomes very hot, so you cannot touch its surface. As it's rackmounted in a mini wall rack and there is only 1u space below the switch an active cooling solution would not suffice.
Now, I thought about adding a big heatsink on the bottom side of the switch case. What do you think?
I'm having the same problem.  I actually purchased this switch because I saw majority of the power consumed in Watts are available to PoE.
Without a fan, it's actually keeping the heat inside.

I have another Dlink switch without PoE at another site and run a passive PoE injector in line to provide power.  This works out to be significantly cheaper than buying a PoE switch and is also extremely cool.  The non PoE switch is cold and the power supply providing power to the PoE injector is also cold.  Neither has a fan nor is it required.  The non PoE DLink switch + Power Supply for the PoE Injector + PoE Injector sits in a completely sealed space that has no space left after putting these three items with only holes for a 12CM fan that never comes on.  I'd highly recommend doing it this way unless you are putting PoE switches in a proper rack with proper cooling.
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Re: DGS-1210-10P too hot
« Reply #3 on: December 04, 2017, 10:55:59 AM »

Thanks for posting however the OP has removed themselves from the forum and not longer is available. I hope this help any other future user.

Good Luck.
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