IP Phones & VoIP Equipment
IP Phones & VoIP Equipment
Wi-Fi & Bluetooth Modules
Wi-Fi & Bluetooth Modules
UPS & Power Distribution Units (PDU)
UPS & Power Distribution Units (PDU)
Network Switches
Network Switches
PoE Switches
PoE Switches
Managed Switches
Managed Switches
Switching Matrices & Stations
Switching Matrices & Stations
Cross-Connects & Distribution Frames
Cross-Connects & Distribution Frames
Routers
Routers
Modems
Modems
Repeaters & Range Extenders
Repeaters & Range Extenders
Interface Converters
Interface Converters
Other Network Equipment
Other Network Equipment
Network Adapters
Network Adapters
Network Analyzers & Testers
Network Analyzers & Testers
Network Controllers
Network Controllers
Network TAPs & Packet Brokers
Network TAPs & Packet Brokers
Intercom Systems
Intercom Systems
Telephone Equipment
Telephone Equipment
Communication Terminals
Communication Terminals
Wi-Fi Access Points
Wi-Fi Access Points
Information Security & Crypto Servers
Information Security & Crypto Servers
Firewalls & UTM Devices
Firewalls & UTM Devices
19" Cabinets & Racks
19" Cabinets & Racks
Gateways
Gateways

Products — Network Equipment

Switches, Routers, Intercoms and 19-Inch Cabinets for Network Builders

The 930 listings in this section, from 323 suppliers, cover the physical layer of a working network end to end: network switches (102 positions, plus 40 managed and 24 PoE models), interface converters (100), telephone and intercom equipment, routers (50), modems, repeaters, network controllers, UPS and power distribution units, IP telephony, gateways — and a substantial range of 19-inch floor and wall-mounted cabinets in standard heights and depths to house it all.

Two buyer profiles do well here. Telecom operators and ISPs in Central Asia, the Caucasus and Africa source access switches, media converters and cabinets at prices that materially change network rollout economics. Industrial and institutional buyers come for the harder-to-find items: operational dispatch communication consoles, industrial intercom systems and rugged communication terminals — equipment classes where Russian plants serve railways, utilities and emergency services at home.

  • Switching: unmanaged, managed and PoE switches for access and aggregation
  • Conversion: fiber-copper media converters and interface adapters in volume
  • Voice: IP phones, gateways, intercoms and dispatch communication consoles
  • Infrastructure: 19-inch cabinets, PDUs and UPS units in standard rack formats
  • Terms: EXW or FOB; electronics go by air, cabinets by sea or truck

Send your network bill of quantities through a sourcing request — quoting a full BOQ across several suppliers at once is what the marketplace is built for.

FAQ

•Are managed switches configurable in English?
Devices aimed at export typically provide English web interfaces and command lines alongside Russian, and configuration follows familiar industry conventions. Confirm interface language on the specific model before fleet purchase, and request firmware documentation — suppliers provide English manuals for managed equipment on request.
•Do the 19-inch cabinets fit equipment from any vendor?
Yes — cabinets follow the standard 19-inch rack specification with conventional unit heights, mounting rails and cable entry options, so they accept hardware from any global manufacturer. Choose by height, depth, door type and load rating; suppliers ship them flat-packed or assembled depending on freight preference.
•What PoE budgets are available for powering cameras and access points?
PoE switch lines cover typical access scenarios, with per-port and total power budgets stated on each datasheet. For CCTV and Wi-Fi projects, calculate total connected load with reserve and verify the budget per switch — suppliers will recommend models if you share your device counts and classes.
•Can intercom and dispatch systems be engineered for our facility?
Yes. Industrial intercom and operational communication systems are usually delivered as engineered projects: the manufacturer designs the console layout, subscriber points and cabling plan from your facility scheme. These systems are widely used in rail, energy and mining — describe your site and they will propose a configuration.
•What are the payment terms for first-time buyers?
Common practice is advance payment for first orders, moving to partial prepayment with balance against shipping documents as the relationship develops. Payments are usually arranged by bank transfer in currencies workable for both sides — discuss the channel early, as it varies by country.