TP-Link LS1005G 5-port Gigabit network switch
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A managed Layer 2+ switch with 24 Gigabit PoE+ ports and four SFP uplinks, powered by a fixed AC supply
This Allied Telesis switch is a Layer 2+ managed network device designed for wired infrastructure. It provides 24 PoE+ ports alongside four SFP uplink slots. The unit operates with a single fixed AC power supply in a federal configuration. It suits administrators building managed access layers.
This switch fits networks needing managed Layer 2+ features with PoE+ delivery across two dozen ports and fibre uplinks via SFP. Buyers requiring higher port density or different uplink interfaces should consider other models. Those needing redundant or hot-swappable power supplies will not find them here. Environments demanding Layer 3 routing capabilities should evaluate alternative platforms.
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The switch includes four SFP uplink slots but no SFP modules; compatible transceivers must be bought separately.
Choose the AT-X230-28GP-90 when you need to power devices through the 24 PoE+ ports; select a non-PoE model only if PoE is not required.
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