TP-Link LS1005G 5-port Gigabit network switch
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A 24-port 2.5G stackable Layer 3 managed PoE++ switch with four 25G slots
The TP-Link Omada S650024MPP4Y is a stackable Layer 3 managed switch with 24 ports operating at 2.5G and four 25G slots. It delivers PoE++ power on every port for high-density campus deployments. The unit includes a power cord, console cable, rackmount kit, rubber feet, locking strap and installation guide.
This switch suits organisations that require 24 ports of 2.5G connectivity with full PoE++ budget and 25G uplinks for aggregation. It is not for buyers who need only 1G access ports, who cannot use a rackmount form factor, or who require a non-managed, plug-and-play device.
The switch fits a standard rack using the supplied kit and can be stacked to simplify management across multiple units. Four 25G slots provide high-speed uplinks to core switches or servers, freeing copper ports for endpoints. A console cable is included for initial CLI configuration.
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