TP-Link TL-SG1016DE Metal M RM

The TL-SG1016DE 16-Port Gigabit Easy Smart Switch offers small and medium-sized businesses an easy way to make the transition to Gigabit Ethernet. The switch offers the administrator basic functions such as port mirroring, loopback detection and cable diagnostics. VLAN (port and tag-based) is available for traffic optimization. Furthermore, port-based and tag-based VLAN improve security since your network is segmented as a result. In addition, you save up to 40% energy with the innovative, energy-efficient technology of the TL-SG1016DE, which also makes it an environmentally friendly solution for your business network.

Simple and effective management
TP-LINK’s Gigabit Easy Smart Switch TL-SG1016DE offers you various options for network monitoring. Using port mirroring, loopback detection and cable diagnostics, you can detect and even localize connection problems in your network. You can also prioritize traffic based on port priority and 802.1p priority to ensure VoIP and video streaming are always smooth and lag-free. To further enhance security and performance, the TL-SG1016DE supports MTU VLAN, port-based VLAN, and 802.1q-based VLAN. With its basic management functions, the Easy Smart Switch is one level above the unmanaged switches and offers great added value at a similar price.

Switch to green with your Ethernet
You now have the option to go green when upgrading to a gigabit network. This 16-port Gigabit Easy Smart Switch features the latest innovative, energy-efficient technology that can significantly expand your network capacity while consuming less energy. The TL-SG1016DE automatically adjusts power consumption based on link status and cable length to improve your network’s carbon footprint.

Power down when ports are not active
When a computer or network device is powered off, the corresponding port on a traditional switch continues to draw a significant amount of power. The TL-SG1016DE automatically detects the link status of each port and reduces the power consumption of those ports that are idle.

Allocation of energy by cable length
Ideally, a shorter cable would use less power because less energy is lost over the length of the cable. This is not the case with most devices as they send the same amount of energy down the cable regardless of its length. The TL-SG1016DE analyzes the length of the connected Ethernet cable and adjusts the power allocation accordingly instead of keeping the power consumption at the level of the conventional solution.