Optimize Your Network with Reliable Routers and Switches
Omada Managed and Smart switches integrate into the Omada system to allow you to effortlessly centrally manage via the web or Omada app.They also support a choice of management including CLI, Web GUI, and SNMP.
The enterprise hardware and advanced software functions make Omada switches ideal for small and medium businesses, from the core to the edge. Comprehensive product options meet the versatile demands.
Besides, Omada offers a more extended product warranty of up to 5 years (varying from region/country).* Superb pre- and after-sales services such as certification and training, localization support teams, and dedicated Omada support are provided. Vertical integration of supporting facilities ensures complete quality control and high-level manufacturing.
What is a PoE switch and how to choose?
Power over Ethernet (PoE) is a technology that allows network switches to transmit both power and data through an Ethernet cable simultaneously. Omada PoE switches offer effective solutions for connecting numerous PoE-compatible devices like VoIP, IP cameras, and access points—meeting the demands of most common business scenarios. More than providing basic features, Omada PoE switches offer value well beyond general networking demands, like up to 250 m (820 ft.) long-range PoE transmission, Port Prioritization, and PoE Auto Recovery.
When choosing PoE switches, you need to consider the managed functions, number of ports, port speed, PoE budget, and PoE type. Try our PoE Switches Buying Guide to find the best PoE switches suitable for you.
Which switches are right for me?
Omada offers full switches from core to edge for small and medium businesses. Unmanaged, Easy Smart, Smart, L2+ Managed, and L3 Managed switches are available. The Smart, L2+ Managed, and L3 Managed switches are integrated into Omada SDN (Software-Defined Networking) for a centralized management capability.
L3 Managed Switches: Our highest-end stackable switches. Physical stacking and virtual stacking are available for built-in redundancy and performance. Policy Routing, RIP, OSPF, and VRRP come with abundant Layer 3 routing protocols that support a scalable network.
L2+ Managed Switches: Reliable hardware and performance, combined with L2+ features like static routing, enterprise-level QoS, and IGMP Snooping, make them ideal for use as aggregation and access layer switches.
Smart Switches: Powerful switches ranging from 5 to 28 gigabit and 10G multi-gigabit ports, with PoE and non-PoE options. Ideal for mid-sized networks.
Easy Smart Switches: Simple and professional gigabit networking for small businesses. They support plug-and-play while also being able to be easily managed via a web user interface or Management Utility.
Unmanaged Switches: Plug-and-play products, with no software configuration required. PoE and non-PoE are optional.
Founded in 1997, DrayTek Corporation is a Taiwan-based manufacturer of networking equipment and management systems. From ISDN, VDSL to LTE, DrayTek has always been striving to provide SMBs and professional with reliable, fast and secure connections.
Our mission is to deliver high-quality and high-integrated networking services at an affordable price and be your reliable networking solution partner.
DrayTek VPN Routers deliver business-class performance, support all the industry-standard VPN protocol, including PPTP, L2TP, GRE, IPsec, IKEv2 and OpenVPN.
Load-Balancing Routers
Business-Grade routers with multiple WAN interfaces to improve Internet speed and provide seamless failover.
Cellular Routers
The classic DrayTek VPN Firewall with SIM card slot, built-in 4G LTE/5G modem, and external antennas, provides cellular connectivity without the need for external USB modems. Ideal for networks without fixed-line services or need a cellular backup.
PoE Switches
Vigor PoE Switches deliver power and Gigabit connectivity to your IP cameras, IP phones, and access points. They also offer advanced features including VLAN, QoS and security that help you keep the local network secured and efficient.
SD‑WAN, Modernising wide‑area networks for the cloud era
Software‑Defined WAN (SD‑WAN) is a modern networking approach that uses software intelligence to manage and optimise traffic across multiple connection types, including broadband, LTE, and MPLS. It replaces traditional hardware‑centric WAN architectures that were built for on‑premise applications and struggle with today’s cloud‑heavy traffic patterns.
How SD‑WAN works
SD‑WAN separates the control layer from the physical network, using a centralised control plane to route traffic intelligently based on real‑time conditions, application requirements, and security policies. It virtualises WAN connectivity so organisations can mix and prioritise multiple links for better performance and resilience.
Why SD‑WAN matters
With cloud adoption surging and most business apps now running in SaaS and IaaS environments, traditional WANs often introduce latency, complexity, and high costs. SD‑WAN addresses these challenges with faster, more flexible, and more cost‑efficient connectivity across distributed sites and remote workers.
Key benefits
- Improved application performance through intelligent, policy‑based routing that identifies the best path for each type of traffic.
- Lower connectivity costs by reducing dependency on expensive MPLS circuits and utilising broadband or LTE links.
- Stronger security with integrated services like next‑generation firewalls, intrusion prevention, and encrypted tunnels across all sites.
- Centralised visibility and control allowing IT teams to manage multiple locations through a single dashboard.
- Faster branch deployment due to zero‑touch provisioning and simplified orchestration.
Built for today’s hybrid and cloud‑first world
As organisations embrace hybrid work and cloud‑hosted applications, SD‑WAN delivers the agility, security, and performance needed to support modern operations. By using real‑time traffic optimisation, unified management, and multi‑link resilience, SD‑WAN ensures users get fast, reliable access to the services they depend on every day.