MikroTik netPower 16P, 16x GB LAN with POE-out, 2x SFP+ cages, RouterOS L5 or SwitchOS (dual boot), outdoor enclosure, Excludes PSU

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Description

Powering a bunch of access points or IP cameras and a few uplinks on a tower has never been easier. MikroTik netPower 16P has 16 Gigabit Ethernet ports with PoE-out and two SFP+ ports for 10G fiber uplinks. Its sturdy and compact outdoor enclosure allows the switch to be mounted in all kinds of environments – from damp attics and shafts to towers, masts, and poles with hose clamps.

MikroTik netPower 16P Outdoor Switch has a non-blocking throughput of 36Gbps, switching capacity of 72Gbps and forwarding rate of 53.6Mpps.

Features

Hardware Features:

•Product code: CRS318-16P-2S+OUT•CPU: 98DX226S, 800 MHz•CPU temperature monitor: Yes•Size of RAM: 256 MB•Storage: 16 MB flash•Switch chip model: 98DX226S•Number of 1G Ethernet ports: 16•Number of 10G SFP+ ports: 2•Operating system: RouterOS (License level 5) / SwOS (dual boot)•Dimensions: 303 x 212 x 78 mm•Operating temperature: -40°C to +70°CPowering•PoE-out: Passive PoE with auto sensing, 802.3af/at•PoE-out ports: Ether1 - Ether16•Max PoE-out on low (< 30 V) voltage: 5.6 A (2.8 A per 8 port group, max 1.1 A per port)•Max PoE-out on high (> 30 V) voltage: 2.8 A (1.4 A per 8port group, max 0.6 A per port)•Max total out (A): The total output power limit will also depend on your power supply max current limit. You should not exceed your power supply current limit, or the board may reboot•Number of DC jacks: 2•Supported input voltage: 18-30 V / 48- 57 V•Max power consumption: 316 W•Max power consumption without attachments: 16 W

Every product is unique, just like you. If you're looking for a product that fits the mold of your life, the MikroTik netPower 16P, 16x GB LAN with POE-out, 2x SFP+ cages, RouterOS L5 or SwitchOS (dual boot), outdoor enclosure, Excludes PSU is for you.

Inventory Last Updated: Oct 30, 2025

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