TP-Link LS1005G 5-port Gigabit network switch
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A 48-port Gigabit switch with four 1G SFP uplinks, 216 Gbps switching capacity and 107.1 Mpps forwarding performance in a 1U chassis
The WS-C2960X-48TS-L is a fixed-configuration, stackable Gigabit Ethernet switch built for campus and branch access layers. It delivers enterprise-class connectivity for wired endpoints such as workstations, IP phones and wireless access points.
The fabric handles 216 Gbps of switching capacity and forwards 107.1 Mpps at 64-byte packet size, giving ample headroom for typical access-layer traffic bursts. The 1023 available VLANs support extensive segmentation, while the four 1 Gbps SFP uplinks can become a bottleneck when aggregating multiple high-utilisation ports.
A single internal power supply occupies the 1.8-inch, 1U chassis that measures 17.5 inches wide and weighs 9.26 lbs, simplifying rack installation and cable management. The fixed AC supply means no redundant power option, so sites requiring continuous uptime must plan for external failover or a secondary switch.
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