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A small rectangular metal network switch with eight front-facing ports and indicator lights

TP-Link

TP-Link TL-SG108PE 8-Port PoE Easy Smart Switch

SKU CH-470F-XNQ94

An 8-port PoE Easy Smart switch with 108 watts of power budget

  • 8 ports with PoE for powered devices
  • Easy smart management for simple network control
  • 108 model identifier for clear product reference
  • New condition ensures full manufacturer quality

8-Port PoE Easy Smart Switch

The TP-Link TL-SG108PE provides eight PoE-enabled ports for powering compatible devices such as access points and IP cameras through a single cable. It adds basic management features including VLAN and QoS configuration via a web interface. This switch suits small offices or home networks needing simple powered connectivity.

Simple upgrade from unmanaged switches

It replaces basic unmanaged units when you require port-based prioritisation or traffic segmentation without a full management stack. The jump is worth it when deploying PoE endpoints and you need a lightweight way to control bandwidth allocation or isolate device groups.

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Price $64.99
Cheaper than about 86% of the 2,759 comparable items (median $482.99).

Specifications

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Questions about this item

Does the TL-SG108PE include brackets for rack mounting?

The switch is a desktop metal enclosure and does not ship with rack-mount brackets; it sits on four rubber feet.

What is the correct order for connecting PoE devices so the switch negotiates power properly?

Power the switch on first, then plug each PoE device into ports 1–4; the switch will detect and classify each device before delivering power.

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