MikroTik CRS504-4XQ+OUT Switch – 4x 100G QSFP28 Outdoor

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4x 100G QSFP28 ports deliver ultra-fast outdoor networking for remote sites, city surveillance, real-time monitoring and data-heavy links, helping keep your network ready for high-bandwidth workloads.Breakout cable support lets each 100G port split into four 25G links, creating up to 16 fiber connections from one unit for flexible network design and efficient traffic distribution.Powered by a Marvell Prestera switch chip, this MikroTik switch supports VLAN, ACL, MLAG, Jumbo frames and L3 hardware offloading for fast, organized and secure switching.IP66 weatherproof enclosure is dust-tight and built to withstand strong water jets, making the CRS504-4XQ-OUT a reliable choice for harsh outdoor installations and changing weather.Flexible powering includes DC jack, 2-pin terminal and 802.3bt PoE-in, simplifying deployment where stable power and clean cable runs matter most.Superior Outdoor NetworkingThe MikroTik CRS504-4XQ-OUT switch provides 100 Gigabit connectivity for outdoor settings, including both remote locations and urban areas. Such high-speed connectivity is crucial for industries needing rapid data transfers for real-time monitoring and video conferencing. The switch's design considers the challenges of outdoor conditions, from changing weather patterns to potential interferences. As technological demands grow, especially in urban centres with high-resolution surveillance, real-time data analytics, or expanding IoT devices, a 100 Gigabit connection ensures the network remains reliable and efficient, catering to the needs of today and preparing for future innovations.Advanced Connection CapabilitiesFor those aiming for a more diversified setup, the switch provides the option to split each of these ports into four separate 25 Gigabit connections using a breakout cable. This means that from a single outdoor unit, users can facilitate up to 16 ultra-fast fiber connections, optimizing network topology and ensuring efficient data distribution across multiple nodes. One of its standout features is its adaptability to varying bandwidth needs. Whether your operations require the sheer power of 100G for data-intensive tasks or the versatility of multiple 1G connections for standard communications, this switch ensures you're always equipped to handle current demands while being prepared for future network expansions.Peak Performance MechanismThe CRS504-4XQ-OUT is powered by the Marvell Prestera switch chip, ensuring reliable performance at a modest power consumption of 25W. It efficiently handles VLANs (Virtual Local Area Networks), ACL (Access Control Lists) and MLAG (Multi-Chassis Link Aggregation), which aids in network organization, enhances security, and facilitates advanced configurations. The switch also supports Jumbo frames, optimizing the transmission of large data packets. Additionally, its L3 hardware offloading capability offloads routing tasks to specific hardware, enhancing data processing speed and conserving CPU resources. This feature proves vital for timely data processes essential in cloud platforms and real-time communications.Robust Design & Versatile Powering OptionsThis switch comes encased in a resilient IP66-rated weatherproof enclosure, meaning it is dust-tight and can withstand strong jets of water from any direction. The CRS504-4XQ-OUT works well in extreme heat or heavy rain, keeping your connection stable.The switch introduces versatile power options tailored to different scenarios. The conventional DC jack provides a familiar power interface for many. In contrast, the 2-pin terminal offers a more direct and often robust connection, ideal for locations where ensuring stability is paramount. The advanced 802.3bt PoE-in stands out for its dual benefits: it not only powers the switch but also allows data transmission over a single cable, simplifying installations and reducing cable clutter. Such flexibility in power options ensures the switch can maintain continuous operation whether it's deployed in remote outdoor stations, temporary event setups, or critical infrastructure locations.