Designed for mission-critical uptime, the APS600W-200NES supports hot-swappable integration, allowing IT engineers to add or replace power capacity without interrupting network services or powering down the chassis. When deployed in a dual-PSU configuration within the M4300-96X, it enables 1+1 redundancy, protecting the network against power circuit failures. For SDVoE applications where consistent power delivery to encoders and decoders is vital, this PSU ensures the switch maintains a stable power budget. The unit is automatically recognized by the switch firmware, simplifying management and monitoring of power consumption across the infrastructure.
Key Features
- 600W AC output for M4300-96X modular switches.
- Hot-swappable design ensures zero network downtime.
- Supports 1+1 redundancy and PoE+ power expansion.
- Universal 110V-240V AC input for global deployment.
Specifications
| Brand | Netgear |
| Part Number | APS600W-200NES |
| Product Type | Power Supply Unit (PSU) |
| Compatibility | Netgear M4300-96X (MSM4396) |
| Power Capacity | 600W |
| Input Voltage | 110V - 240V AC |
| Input Frequency | 50/60 Hz |
| Output Voltage | 12V DC |
| Max Output Current | 50A |
| Form Factor | Internal Plug-in Module |
| Hot Swappable | Yes |
| Efficiency | 80 PLUS Silver Equivalent |
| Dimensions | 198 x 81.5 x 40 mm |
| Weight | 0.89 kg |
Frequently Asked Questions
Is this power supply compatible with all Netgear M4300 switches?
No, the APS600W-200NES is specifically designed for the M4300-96X (MSM4396) modular switch chassis. Other M4300 models use different PSU form factors and are not compatible with this module.
Can I use two of these modules simultaneously in one switch?
Yes. The M4300-96X chassis features multiple PSU bays. Installing a second APS600W-200NES allows for 1+1 power redundancy or increases the total available PoE power budget for connected devices.
Does the switch need to be powered down to install this module?
No, the APS600W-200NES is hot-swappable. You can slide the module into an available bay while the switch is running, and the system will automatically detect and integrate the new power source.
