TP-Link LS1005G 5-port Gigabit network switch
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A managed Layer 2 switch with 48 PoE+ Gigabit Ethernet ports in a 1U rack-mountable chassis
The EVESKY WS-C3560X-48PF-L is a managed Layer 2 switch delivering 48 copper ports at 10/100/1000 speeds. It supports PoE+ on every port for powering phones, cameras and access points. The unit fits a standard 19-inch rack in a 1U form factor.
This switch suits networks that need a single chassis to connect and power dozens of endpoints. Buyers who require 10 GbE uplinks, stacking cables or a modular power supply should evaluate other platforms.
The defining specification is the count of powered gigabit ports packed into one rack unit. That density determines whether the switch fits the port budget and power plan for the deployment.
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| Product | |
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| Part number | WS-C3560X-48PF-L |
Each port negotiates up to 1000 Mbps and will not exceed that rate.
The unit measures 19.49 x 17.52 x 1.77 in and fits a standard 1U rack slot.
Connect a console cable to the management port, open a terminal session, and run the setup dialog.
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