8 port gigabit desktop/rack -mounted switch.

- 8 pcs 10/100/1000 Mbps RJ45 port
- Savings up to 75%with innovative energy consumption is available
- Supported MAC address recognition for Auto MDI / MDIX
- standard 13 inches rack -mounted steel cover

How does it work?

The TL-SG1008 8 port gigabit desktop/rack switch easily converts its network into a gigabit Ethernet connection. All 8 ports support Auto MDI/MDIX, you don't have to torment with the cable type, simple plug & play. In addition, the TL-SG1008 can achieve up to 75%power savings, making it a really environmentally friendly solution for its office network.

TP-Link Green Technology

This new generation, 8-port, gigabit desktop switch, TL-SG1008, is characterized by the latest energy efficient technologies, which can greatly increase its network capacity with less energy consumption. Automatically sets the current in accordance with the connection states and its cable length based on the value of the carbon footprint on the network. It complies with EU Rohs, which prohibits the use of certain hazardous substances. In addition, 80%of the packaging materials can be recycled.

High performance

The TL-SG1008 is characterized by a non-blocking switch architecture with 16 Gbps switching capacity for maximum throughput. An 800 MAC address table even solves the scalability of the largest network. Also supported 802.3x river control in Full Duplex mode and in Backpressure in Half Duplex mode, which relieves data congestion and provides reliable operation.

Light use

Self-adjusting characteristics for this Switch make it easy and trouble-free. No need to configure, there is no need for a reverse connected cable through existing Auto-MDI/MDIX cable cable. Auto-Negotiation detects the connection speed (up to 10, 100 or 1000 Mbps) and smartly adjusts compatibility and optimum performance. The compact size cover makes it ideal for desktop placement, but can also be mounted on a rack, comfortable and safe. Dynamic LED shows a real -time operating state signal and a basic debugging forest.