MIKROTIK Powerful OEM RouterBOARD Gigabit LAN and two miniPCIe slots RBM33G For Sale

MIKROTIK Powerful OEM RouterBOARD Gigabit LAN and two miniPCIe slots RBM33G
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MIKROTIK Powerful OEM RouterBOARD Gigabit LAN and two miniPCIe slots RBM33G:
$86.61

  • SpecificationsDetailsProduct core count2CPU nominal frequency880 MHzCPU Threads count4Switch chip modelMT7621ARouterOS license4Operating SystemRouterOSSize of RAM256 MBStorage size16 MBStorage typeFLASHMTBFApproximately 100'000 hours at 25CTested ambient temperature-40°C to 70°CIPsec hardware accelerationYesPoweringDetailsNumber of DC inputs2 (PoE-IN, DC jack)DC jack input Voltage11-28 VMax power consumption24 WMax power consumption without attachments5 WCooling typePassivePoE inPassive PoEPoE in input Voltage11-28 VEthernetDetails10/100/1000 Ethernet ports3PeripheralsDetailsNumber of SIM slots2 Modem (Mini SIM)M.2 slots1MiniPCI-e slots2Serial console portRS232 + GPIO headerNumber of USB ports1USB Power ResetYesUSB slot typeUSB 3.0 type AMax USB current (A)1Number of M.2 slots1Certification & ApprovalsDetailsCertificationCE, EAC, ROHS



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