Aruba Instant On 1830 8G 4p Class 4 PoE 65 W Switch (JL811A)
Layer 2 managed switch for a small office powering a few Wi-Fi or IP devices over Power over Ethernet, with monitoring and scheduling via the Instant On mobile app.
Layer 2 managed, configurable via the Instant On app and the web portal
PoE+ up to 30 W per port on the 4 dedicated ports (IEEE 802.3af/at, class 4)
Aruba Instant On 1830 8-port managed switch with 4 PoE+ ports, for small offices powering a few wireless or IP devices in a quiet environment. Connectivity: 8 10/100/1000BASE-T RJ45 ports, including 4 PoE+ ports (ports 1 to 4) — fanless design, completely silent. PoE+:65 W budget (IEEE 802.3af/at, Class 4), up to 30 W per port on the first 4 ports — for a Wi-Fi access point, IP phone or small camera. Performance:16 Gbit/s non-blocking switching capacity, 11.90 Mpps throughput, 8,000-entry MAC table. L2 management: via the Aruba Instant On app and web portal — 802.1Q VLAN, QoS, port security, scheduled PoE power-off. 802.3ad LACP, STP/RSTP, IGMP snooping, 802.1X access control, RADIUS. Compact desktop or 19" rack format; fanless, easy to set up with the mobile app.
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Frequently asked questions about this product
How many ports on the 1830 8G JL811A are PoE-powered?
Four out of eight: ports 1 to 4 deliver Class 4 PoE+, up to 30 W each, within a total budget of 65 W. The other four ports carry data only — keep this in mind when choosing which outlet an access point or camera goes on.
Can PoE power be scheduled by time of day?
Yes: PoE scheduling sets the day and time at which each port powers the connected device, and up to three port enable or disable schedules can run side by side. A Wi-Fi access point can thus switch itself off outside opening hours.
Does this PoE switch make any noise in a small office?
No, none at all: the 8-port models in the 1830 series have a fanless design, PoE included. Cooling is entirely passive, so it can sit on a desk or in a meeting room without any noise.
Which IP address should you use for the first connection?
The switch starts up as a DHCP client and takes the address assigned by the router. If there is no DHCP server on the link, it falls back to the static address 192.168.1.1: configure your laptop in the same subnet to open the local web interface.
What management features does this small model offer?
802.1Q VLANs, port-based access control, LACP link aggregation, STP and RSTP spanning tree against loops, IGMP snooping and RADIUS or 802.1X authentication. Everything is managed from the Instant On mobile app, the cloud portal or the web interface.
Do you need a subscription to manage this switch?
No: all features are included in the price of the hardware, with no licence or subscription fees. The local web interface can still be used with no Internet access at all, so you can configure the switch before connecting it to the network.
Does this switch give priority to voice traffic?
Yes: quality of service recognises packets marked with DSCP or IEEE 802.1p — VoIP and video first — and puts them ahead of the rest of the traffic. A dedicated management VLAN also restricts access to the interface to IT staff workstations.
What internal performance does this 8-port model offer?
16 Gbps switching capacity and 11.90 Mpps, with an 8,000-entry MAC address table: line rate on the eight Gigabit ports. This is the sizing of a supplementary switch for a small office or an equipped meeting room.
How can you pick out this switch among other units?
A locator LED can be set to on, blinking or off from the interface: the right device stands out immediately, even among identical models placed side by side in a network room.
Is the switch new and covered by a warranty?
Yes, new equipment with a 3-year warranty, with the invoice serving as the warranty document. The manufacturer's document details the entire Instant On 1830 series and lets you compare the PoE and non-PoE models: PDF datasheet.
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