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Explore MikroTik CRS switches, CSS smart switches, managed Gigabit switches, PoE switches and high-speed SFP+ networking solutions for offices, businesses, institutions and internet service providers.
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MikroTik CSS326-24G-2S+RM SwOS Powered 24 Port Gigabit Ethernet
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Buy MikroTik Switches in Kenya
Supreme Networks supplies MikroTik switches in Kenya for offices, businesses, institutions, data centres and internet service providers. MikroTik offers managed switching solutions ranging from compact desktop devices to high-capacity rackmount equipment with Gigabit Ethernet, PoE and fibre connectivity.
MikroTik CRS Managed Switches
MikroTik Cloud Router Switch (CRS) devices are designed for flexible network switching and management. Depending on the model, features may include VLANs, port isolation, link aggregation, traffic monitoring and high-speed uplinks. Selected CRS models support RouterOS and SwOS operating environments.
MikroTik CSS Smart Switches
MikroTik Cloud Smart Switch (CSS) devices use the SwOS management platform. They provide configurable switching features without requiring the broader RouterOS environment. CSS switches can be suitable for offices, network distribution points and other installations requiring managed Ethernet connectivity.
MikroTik Gigabit Ethernet Switches
MikroTik Gigabit switches provide Ethernet interfaces supporting up to 1Gbps per compatible port. These devices can connect computers, servers, wireless access points, IP cameras and other network equipment. When choosing a switch, compare port density, switching capacity, management options and uplink speeds.
MikroTik 8-Port and 24-Port Switches
MikroTik offers different port configurations for small and larger network installations. Compact 8-port models can be useful for smaller offices and network cabinets, while 24-port switches provide additional connectivity for structured networks. For example, the CRS326-24G-2S+RM combines 24 Gigabit Ethernet ports with two SFP+ interfaces.
MikroTik PoE Network Switches
Selected MikroTik switches provide Power over Ethernet output for compatible devices, including wireless access points, IP cameras and other networking equipment. PoE capabilities vary by model, including supported voltage, power standards and total power budget. Always confirm the requirements of connected devices before installation.
MikroTik SFP and SFP+ Switches
MikroTik offers switches with SFP and SFP+ interfaces for compatible fibre and high-speed networking connections. SFP ports commonly support Gigabit connectivity, while SFP+ interfaces are widely used for 10 Gigabit links. The CRS112-8G-4S-IN combines eight Gigabit Ethernet ports with four SFP cages, making it suitable for selected fibre networking applications.
MikroTik 10 Gigabit Network Switches
MikroTik 10G switches are designed for environments requiring higher bandwidth between network devices. These can include servers, storage systems, ISP infrastructure and network aggregation points. Selected CRS models provide multiple SFP+ interfaces, while other products offer different high-speed port configurations. Verify transceiver compatibility and cable requirements before purchasing.
MikroTik Switches for ISPs and Business Networks
Internet service providers and businesses often require VLAN segmentation, fibre connectivity, reliable uplinks and network monitoring. MikroTik managed switches can support these requirements when configured correctly. Choosing appropriate equipment helps reduce network bottlenecks and provides flexibility for future expansion.
RouterOS vs SwOS on MikroTik Switches
RouterOS provides a broader network management environment with routing and switching capabilities on supported devices. SwOS focuses on switch configuration and management. Some MikroTik CRS models support both systems, while CSS devices typically use SwOS. The available operating system depends on the exact hardware model.
How to Choose the Right MikroTik Switch
Start by identifying the number of devices, required Ethernet speeds and network topology. Consider whether you need PoE output, VLAN management, SFP or SFP+ interfaces, rackmount installation or high-speed uplinks. For larger installations, review switching capacity, power consumption, management requirements and future expansion needs.
Order MikroTik Switches Online from Supreme Networks
Browse MikroTik switches in Kenya at Supreme Networks and compare available CRS, CSS, PoE, Gigabit and 10G models. We serve customers in Nairobi and across Kenya, including businesses, ISPs, institutions, system integrators and ICT professionals. Contact our team for assistance confirming model specifications, compatibility and current availability.