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Compact 5-port Gigabit switch with RJ45 ports and power cable

No Sew

No Sew SE3005 5-Port Gigabit Ethernet Switch

SKU CH-WQQB-8H957

Five-port Gigabit switch with 10/100/1000 Mbps RJ45 ports, auto MDI/MDI-X, IEEE 802.1p QoS, IEEE 802.3x flow control and power-saving detection

  • StandardsPassive PoE
  • Network MediaRJ45
  • Network Management TypeUnmanaged
  • Uplink InterfaceRJ45
  • Uplink Speed10/100 Mbps
  • Uplink Speed/TypeRJ45
  • 5 Gigabit RJ45 ports expand wired LAN for PCs and consoles
  • Auto MDI/MDI-X on all ports enables plug-and-play without crossover cables
  • IEEE 802.1p QoS prioritises video and audio traffic for smoother streaming
  • IEEE 802.3x flow control and backpressure reduce packet loss under load
  • Advanced power-saving mode detects unused ports to lower energy draw

Compact 5-Port Gigabit Switch

The No Sew SE3005 adds five RJ45 ports to a wired network, delivering 10/100/1000 Mbps speeds for desktops, printers, routers and consoles. Non-blocking architecture helps maintain throughput across all ports during file transfers and streaming. Auto MDI/MDI-X on every port enables plug-and-play cabling without crossover cables. Advanced power-saving mode detects unused ports to reduce draw in always-on environments.

Home and Small-Office Expanders

This unmanaged switch suits users who need simple, fanless LAN expansion for a handful of Ethernet devices and value QoS prioritisation for voice or video traffic. Builders requiring managed features such as VLANs, link aggregation or remote monitoring should look at managed alternatives. Installations that need fibre uplinks or PoE power delivery will need a different model. The 1 Gbps packet forwarding rate limits aggregate throughput in heavy multi-device scenarios.

Bundled Power Cable Only

The package includes the switch and a power cable for immediate operation. No rack-mount brackets, console cables or configuration software are supplied, so desktop or shelf placement is assumed. The absence of a management interface means all QoS and flow-control behaviour is fixed by the IEEE 802.1p and 802.3x standards. Jumbo frame support up to 9216 bytes is available for compatible endpoints.

Highlights

  • 5 Gigabit RJ45 ports expand wired LAN for PCs and consoles
  • Auto MDI/MDI-X on all ports enables plug-and-play without crossover cables
  • IEEE 802.1p QoS prioritises video and audio traffic for smoother streaming
  • IEEE 802.3x flow control and backpressure reduce packet loss under load
  • Advanced power-saving mode detects unused ports to lower energy draw

Specifications

SeriesProSafe
Part NumberSE3005-cr
StandardsPassive PoE
Network MediaRJ45
Network Management TypeUnmanaged
Uplink InterfaceRJ45
Uplink Speed10/100 Mbps
Uplink Speed/TypeRJ45
Primary Port Count5
Primary Ports16 x SFP + 8 x RJ45
Primary Port Speed10/100Mbps + 1000Mbps
Primary Port TypeRJ45
Management InterfaceRJ45
Management FeaturePower cable
Jumbo Frames9216 bytes
Packet Forwarding Rate1 gigabits_per_second
IPv4 Features5-Port
Layer1
Layer 2 FeaturesRJ45, 1 gigabits_per_second, 5
CablingRJ45
PoE Power Budget5-Port
PowerAC 120/230 V ( 50/60 Hz )
Max Power Consumption5 volts
Dimensions14.33in W x 12.83in H x 9.06in D
Certificationon_product_combined_cancer_reproductive, not_applicable
Features5, RJ45, Power cable, 1 gigabits_per_second, Plastic, blue
Package ContentsPower cable
Disclaimeron_product_combined_cancer_reproductive

Questions about this item

What type of power connection does the SE3005 require to operate?

The switch includes a power cable that plugs into a standard mains outlet for power.

Will the 10/100 Mbps uplink speed limit traffic from older 100 Mbps devices connected to the Gigabit ports?

Each port negotiates its own speed, so 100 Mbps devices run at their rate while Gigabit devices use the full 1000 Mbps capacity.

How can I verify the switch is forwarding traffic at line rate after plugging it in?

Check the port LEDs; a steady or blinking light on a connected port confirms an active link and data flow.

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