With support for the 802.3af/at PoE networking standard, the TL-SG1016PE 16-Port Gigabit PoE+ Managed Switch from TP-Link is designed to power a variety of PoE-compatible devices such as IP cameras, IP phones, access points, and more.

Simply plug in your PoE-compliant device into any of the eight Gigabit Ethernet PoE-compliant ports and you can begin powering that device directly through the network connection. Along with the PoE ports, you will find eight additional Gigabit Ethernet ports to connect a total of sixteen Ethernet-enabled devices to the switch. The TL-SG1016PE switch features a 32 Gb/s switching capacity, a 23.8 Mb/s forwarding rate, an 8K MAC address table, and a 9KB jumbo frame to ensure the switch operates smoothly even under demanding network conditions.

16 x Gigabit Ethernet Ports    8 x PoE+ Supported Ports    32 Gb/s Switching Capacity    23.8 Mpps Forwarding Rate    8K MAC Address Table    4.1 Mbit Packet Memory Buffer    9KB Jumbo Frame    Includes Rackmount Kit

• 16 x 10/100/1000 Mb/s RJ45 ports

• Equipped with 8 PoE+ supported ports to transfer data and power over a single cable

• Works with IEEE 802.3af/at compliant devices, expanding home and office networks

• Simple network setup on top of plug-and-play connectivity

• Web-based user interface and management utility simplify configuration

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Does it work with OC200 Omada controller?

A: The TP-Link TL-SG2008P JetStream 8-Port PoE+ Compliant Gigabit Managed Switch (BH #TPTLSG2008P) will work with the OC200 Omada controller.

Q: 2. Can this switch be adopted/managed in Omada?

A: The TP-Link TL-SG2210P 8-Port Gigabit PoE Smart Switch with 2 SFP Slots is compatible with Omada control. See: https://www.tp-link.com/us/omada_compatibility_list/

Q: 3. Specifications say 23.8Mbps, this seems very slow for a Gigabit switch! Is this a misprint?

A: I always have issues converting bauds to bytes... so in real world, this switch let me transfer files at 103-105 Megabytes per second, almost twice of my previos switches (those small 3Com 8 100/1000mbps ports). I will buy it again if I have to.

Q: 4. Can I run normal CAT5/6 cable from one of the SFP ports to another router/switch's RJ45 port?

A: An Ethernet cable cannot be inserted directly into an SFP fiber port. You would require an adapter such as BH #TPTLSM5310T to facilitate that connection.

Q: 5. TP-Link rep, what switch is your most inexpensive managed switch?

A: That would be the TL-SF1005D. If you are looking for a sub $20 Gigabit switch look at the LS1005G

Q: 6. The power budget says 384W with each port able to provide 30W. Does this mean the power budget only supports 12.8 devices or does it support all 48 ports at 8W each? My devices pull a max of 6.5W each.

A: The TP-Link TL-SG3428XMP JetStream 24-Port PoE+ Compliant Gigabit Managed Switch with SFP+ budget of 384w is total draw. Any one port can handle up to 30w. You can use all the ports at a lower amount as long as you do not exceed the total of 384w.

Q: 7. What is in the box ??

A: TP-Link TL-SG1016DE 16-Port Gigabit Easy Smart Switch box has Power Cord, Resource CD, Rubber Feet, Rackmount Kit, Limited 5-Year Warranty.

Q: 8. is this rackmountable?

A: The TP-Link TL-SG1016 16-Port Unmanaged Gigabit Switch is rack mountable and the mounts are included.

Q: 9. Does it support RADIUS?

A: Yes, the TP-Link TL-SG2008P JetStream 8-Port PoE+ Compliant Gigabit Managed Switch, B&H # TPTLSG2008P, supports RADIUS.

Q: 10. Hi, the SFP+ ports are described as uplink. Are they limited to communication with the upstream switch or can they be used like "regular" ports i.e. to connect a 10GB NAS such as BH #QNTSH977XU32 ?

A: You could potentially use the SFP+ ports for other uses but the uplink port would be for an upstream switch or to the router.