TP-Link TL-SX105 10G 5-Port Ethernet Switch 📶
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Product description
This compact multi-gig Ethernet switch unlocks higher network throughput for small offices and advanced home setups, letting you connect 10G NAS, Wi‑Fi 6 access points and gaming PCs with minimal fuss. The fanless TP‑Link TL‑SX105 delivers automatic speed negotiation across multiple link rates and a metal chassis that can sit on a desk or be mounted on a wall, making it useful where space and noise matter.
Key Points
The switch offers five dedicated ports that support 100Mb, 1G, 2.5G, 5G and 10G speeds through auto-negotiation, which helps maintain compatibility with existing devices while enabling upgraded links when available. Its unmanaged, plug-and-play design requires no software setup, so adding high-bandwidth devices is straightforward and quick. The fanless construction ensures silent operation, and the robust metal case adds physical durability and heat dissipation. Note that advanced configuration features are not available since this is an unmanaged model.
Technical Specifications
- Name: TP‑Link TL‑SX105
- Ports: - 5 x Multi‑Gig Ethernet ports supporting up to 10 Gbps
- Switching capacity: - Up to 100 Gbps
- Speed support: - 100Mb/1G/2.5G/5G/10G auto-negotiation
- Design: - Desktop and wall‑mountable metal chassis
Benefits
Because it senses link speed automatically, the switch mixes older and newer devices without manual intervention, which simplifies upgrades and reduces downtime. The high switching capacity makes it suitable for short bursts of heavy traffic such as large file transfers to a 10G NAS or uncompressed video streams. Also, the absence of moving parts reduces maintenance and keeps noise levels at a minimum for quiet work environments.
Usage Recommendations
Place the unit where cables can be neatly routed to avoid strain on ports. For best results pair the switch with devices that support multi-gig speeds to take advantage of the 10G links, and use quality Cat6a or better cabling for sustained 10G performance. Consider the unmanaged nature when planning a network that requires VLANs, QoS or advanced monitoring, since those features are not provided on this model.
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Description:
This compact multi-gig Ethernet switch unlocks higher network throughput for small offices and advanced home setups, letting you connect 10G NAS, Wi‑Fi 6 access points and gaming PCs with minimal fuss. The fanless TP‑Link TL‑SX105 delivers automatic speed negotiation across multiple link rates and a metal chassis that can sit on a desk or be mounted on a wall, making it useful where space and noise matter.
Key Points
The switch offers five dedicated ports that support 100Mb, 1G, 2.5G, 5G and 10G speeds through auto-negotiation, which helps maintain compatibility with existing devices while enabling upgraded links when available. Its unmanaged, plug-and-play design requires no software setup, so adding high-bandwidth devices is straightforward and quick. The fanless construction ensures silent operation, and the robust metal case adds physical durability and heat dissipation. Note that advanced configuration features are not available since this is an unmanaged model.
Technical Specifications
- Name: TP‑Link TL‑SX105
- Ports: - 5 x Multi‑Gig Ethernet ports supporting up to 10 Gbps
- Switching capacity: - Up to 100 Gbps
- Speed support: - 100Mb/1G/2.5G/5G/10G auto-negotiation
- Design: - Desktop and wall‑mountable metal chassis
Benefits
Because it senses link speed automatically, the switch mixes older and newer devices without manual intervention, which simplifies upgrades and reduces downtime. The high switching capacity makes it suitable for short bursts of heavy traffic such as large file transfers to a 10G NAS or uncompressed video streams. Also, the absence of moving parts reduces maintenance and keeps noise levels at a minimum for quiet work environments.
Usage Recommendations
Place the unit where cables can be neatly routed to avoid strain on ports. For best results pair the switch with devices that support multi-gig speeds to take advantage of the 10G links, and use quality Cat6a or better cabling for sustained 10G performance. Consider the unmanaged nature when planning a network that requires VLANs, QoS or advanced monitoring, since those features are not provided on this model.
