The fan turns off by default and automatically turns on when the system operation temperature reaches or surpasses 95°F to reduce noise pollution and energy consumption. The company’s green technology has allowed its managed switch products to provide an environmentally friendly solution.
Currently, D-Link provides a full line of Green Technology products, including switches, Wi-Fi routers, network attached storage (NAS), Internet-enabled digital photo frames and, coming soon, new D-Link Green Powerline network adapters.
Public awareness and legislative action worldwide have created demands for improvements in energy efficiency for networking equipment, said Steven Joe, president and CEO of D-Link Systems, Inc./D-Link Corporation D-Link is committed to taking the lead in developing innovative, power-saving networking technology that is ideal for both home and business environments, yet doesn’t add extra costs or sacrifice performance.
Additionally, D-Link has introduced a program to which all of its Green solutions must comply before being labeled D-Link Green. In order to qualify, products must adhere to requirements that:
Incorporate D-Link’s energy-saving technology;
Comply with green initiatives (such as WEEE, RoHS, and ENERGY STAR);
Use D-Link’s eco-friendly sustainable packaging (such as sleeveless design and soy ink).
D-Link is a Taiwan-based company engaged in the research, development, production and sale of computer network systems and equipment.
