PISKEKAT
PISKEKAT 5-Port Unmanaged 2.5G Switch 5 x 2.5GBASE-T Ports 25Gbps
A 5-port 2.5G unmanaged switch with 25Gbps capacity, fanless metal housing and wall-mountable design
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- 5 Gbps per port over existing Cat5e cabling
- 25 Gbps total switching capacity handles heavy traffic
- Fanless metal housing runs silent and cool
- Wall-mountable design fits rack or desk setups
- NDAA and TAA compliant for regulated environments
5-Port 2.5G Unmanaged Switch
The PISKEKAT 5-Port Unmanaged 2.5G Switch delivers 2.5GBASE-T connectivity across five RJ-45 ports with a 25Gbps switching capacity. It is built for gamers and home-office users who need multi-gigabit throughput over existing Cat5e or better cabling without configuring managed features.
Fanless Metal Build With Wall Mounting
A durable metal chassis dissipates heat passively, so the switch runs silently and draws less power in a living-room or bedroom setup. Integrated wall-mount brackets allow vertical or horizontal placement on any surface, keeping cables tidy and the unit out of the way on a desk or shelf.
Upgrade From 1Gbps Infrastructure
The switch is backwards compatible with 1000Mbps devices, letting you replace an older gigabit switch while keeping current hardware connected. The jump is worth it when your router, NAS or PC already supports 2.5G and you want full wire-speed transfers across every port without a managed-switch price premium.
Highlights
- 5 Gbps per port over existing Cat5e cabling
- 25 Gbps total switching capacity handles heavy traffic
- Fanless metal housing runs silent and cool
- Wall-mountable design fits rack or desk setups
- NDAA and TAA compliant for regulated environments
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Questions about this item
Does the 2.5GBASE-T interface cap at 2.5Gbps per port?
Each of the five ports negotiates at 1Gbps or 2.5Gbps, and the switch fabric handles 25Gbps total throughput.
What clearance does the metal housing need for wall mounting?
The fanless metal chassis includes built-in mounting points; allow enough space for five RJ-45 cables and the power adapter.
How is the switch installed, and what step is often missed?
Connect the power adapter, link devices with Cat5e or better cables, and verify the LED indicators show link speed — skipping the LED check is the common oversight.
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