Features:

• Ports: 8 × 10/100Mbps auto-negotiation RJ45 ports.

• Switching Capacity: 1 Gbps.

• Forwarding Rate: 0.74 million packets per second.

• MAC Address Table: 1K entries.

• Buffer Memory: 128KB.

• Design: Compact, desktop form factor.

• Mounting Options: Supports desktop and wall mounting.

• Plug-and-Play: No configuration required.

• Energy Efficiency: IEEE 802.3az Energy-Efficient Ethernet (EEE) support

1. Port Configurations:
   • • TP-Link switches come in various port configurations, typically from 5 ports to 48 ports, with both Gigabit and Fast Ethernet options available.

   These switches are suitable for various applications, from home use to enterprise-level networks.

2. Gigabit Speed:
   • Many TP-Link switches support Gigabit Ethernet (1000 Mbps), ensuring high-speed data transmission for bandwidth-intensive applications such as streaming, gaming, file transfers, and video conferencing.
3. Plug-and-Play:
   • Most TP-Link switches are plug-and-play, which means they are easy to set up with no additional software or configuration needed. Users simply plug the device into the power supply and network cables, and the switch automatically starts functioning.
4. Energy Efficiency:
   • TP-Link integrates energy-efficient technologies into their switches, allowing automatic adjustment of power consumption for inactive ports, thus reducing electricity costs and promoting environmentally friendly use.
5. VLAN Support:
   • Certain TP-Link switches support Virtual LAN (VLAN) capabilities, allowing for network segmentation. VLANs help improve security and optimize traffic within different network segments, which is especially useful in larger office environments.
6. Quality of Service (QoS):
   • Some models come with QoS features that prioritize critical network traffic, ensuring that high-priority applications like voice and video conferencing receive the necessary bandwidth and are not delayed due to network congestion.
7. Managed and Unmanaged Options:
   • TP-Link offers both managed and unmanaged switches:
     • Unmanaged switches are plug-and-play, making them ideal for basic home and office networks.
     • Managed switches offer advanced features like network monitoring, traffic management, security controls, and VLAN support, making them suitable for larger networks with more complex requirements.
8. Desktop and Rackmount Designs:
   • TP-Link switches come in both desktop and rackmount form factors. The desktop switches are compact and easy to place in home offices or small businesses, while the rackmount models are typically used in server rooms and larger office environments.
9. Durable and Compact Design:
   • TP-Link switches are designed with compact, durable housings, ensuring longevity and reliability, even in busy environments. Some models have a fanless design, which reduces noise and makes them suitable for office spaces.