TP-Link 5 Port Gigabit Ethernet Switch849/5459

No, it doesn't.

Hi Acky

I have looked into this for you.

No sorry this does not have POE

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Hi Geoff,

The switch is metal.

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Answering my own question, I bought one, it's metal

Hi c1t6,

Yes, you can connect 2 or more wired devices to a single ethernet port by daisy-chaining them on this TP-Link 5 Port Gigabit Ethernet Switch.

I hope this helps.

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Yes, it will connect up to 5 wired devices to each other.

Hi Neil,

As long as Wi-Fi extender operates in a wireless bridge mode then yes it can be connected to a Wi-Fi extender and provide 4 additional ethernet ports.
Please note that although the switch provides gigabit connectivity, it will be limited by the speed of the wireless connection.

Hope this helps.

whilst the Argos helper is correct in that the switch is normally used as a central hub you can use it to connect any network cables together or split your network at each room so you can have more devices in each place with only one cable back to the router or the next switch. you should make sure the cable runs are less than 100m
a cheaper way if you just want to extend a single cable would be to use an inline coupler to just plug both cables together usually about 50p

Hi Bob,

The Ethernet switch functions as a central station connecting computers, printers and every other wired device to each other. The switch is also wired to the router and modem to access the Internet. It does not work to extend.

Hope this helps!

Gem

Hi Benzlu

Yes this Ethernet Switch does come with the power lead to plug into the mains

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Hi marc,

The switch is able to route traffic to and from any of its ports

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Any of them, it sorts itself out. That's what "Auto-MDI/MDIX" in the description means.

Hi,

This does not have PoE and therefore would require mains power supply.

Hope this helps!

Gem

Hi John,

The TP-Link TL-SG105 5 Port Ethernet Switch doesn't come with any cables, these would need to be purchased separately.

I hope this helps

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Hi

Yes this will work as one of the Ethernet ports of the switch is the input from the router and the other 4 ports are for other Ethernet adapted products.

You can plug the Ethernet cable from router to the switch in any port and the rest of the 4 port will provide internet. This Switch is plug and play, so no configuration is required.

Hope this helps.

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