| Details | |
|---|---|
| Product code | RB960PGS-PB |
| CPU nominal frequency | 800 MHz |
| CPU core count | 1 |
| Size of RAM | 128MB |
| 10/100/1000 Ethernet ports | 5 |
| PoE In | Yes, 12-57V |
| PoE Out | Ports 2 - 5, 48V, max 1 A per port (input < 30 V), max 450 mA per port (input > 30 V), max out total: 2 A |
| Voltage Monitor | Yes |
| PCB temperature monitor | Yes |
| Dimensions | 125 x 52 x 225 mm |
| Operating System | RouterOS |
| License level | 4 |
| Max Power consumption | 9W |
| SFP ports | 1 |
| Details | |
|---|---|
| Power Supply | 24VDC 2.5A PSU |
| Power Injector | RBGPOE |
| Mounting Hardware | DIN Mount, Hose Clamp |
| Warranty | Standard 12 Month RTB |
Reviews
Sunday, 18 July 2021
While these run off of 48V, they run much hotter than at 24V and consume over a watt more power. The Mikrotik 48V to 24V RBGPOE-CON-HP converter is very efficient, so I am using 48V over a long ethernet run, and I use the 48V to 24V DC-DC converter, rather than running the RB960 directly off of 48V. 3.83W @ 48V and only 2.3W @ 24V (including the DC-DC converter), when the router is idle. Mine ran at 47C @ 48V and 33C @ 24V, with the same load. The Mikrotik configuration is a little odd, if you are used to working with declarative style configuration file based routers. The Mikrotik configuration is a series of low level commands, rather than a declarative approach. This means understanding the low level functions of the router, as you need to set up the individual components. This low level approach also makes the web interface harder to understand than just using the terminal CLI. A command based configuration file also makes it harder to centrally configure to routers with scripts. The 'exported' configuration files commands depend on the current state of the router, and will fail if 'imported' into another router. 'add' commands may need to be changed to 'set' commands. Router specific commands need to be filtered out or edited. It mostly works to reset the target router first, with the no default configuration flag set, then the 'add' commands are less likely to conflict the default settings.. They are cheap, and do work well, but I'm not going to buy anymore Mikrotik routers. The configuration is just too ugly. I do like their switches though, which have a much cleaner configuration.
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