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TP-Link Omada 20-Port Gigabit Easy Managed Switch 16 PoE+ 2 SFP

SKU CH-J2RT-F0TAJ

A 20-port Gigabit switch with 16 PoE+ ports, 2 SFP slots and a 250 W PoE budget

  • 16 PoE+ ports power devices without separate adapters
  • 250 W PoE budget supports multiple high-draw endpoints
  • 2 SFP slots add fibre uplinks for longer runs
  • 18 total Gigabit ports connect wired clients at line rate
  • Easy managed Omada interface simplifies VLAN and QoS setup

Omada 20-Port Gigabit Switch

The TP-Link Omada switch is a 20-port Gigabit Easy Managed switch with 16 PoE+ ports and two SFP slots. It delivers a 250 W PoE budget and consumes 289.70 W. The unit supports 10/100/1000Base-T and 1000Base-X connections with Layer 2 features.

Suits PoE deployments needing fibre uplinks

This switch fits networks that power 16 PoE+ devices such as access points or cameras while using two SFP ports for fibre uplinks. It is not for buyers who need more than 16 powered ports or a PoE budget above 250 W. It is also not for environments that require Layer 3 routing or 10 GbE connectivity.

250 W PoE budget decides fit

The 250 W PoE budget determines how many Class 4 devices can run simultaneously. If the total draw of powered devices stays within this limit the switch works; if it exceeds the budget some ports will not power up. Check device power needs against this figure before purchasing.

Highlights

  • 16 PoE+ ports power devices without separate adapters
  • 250 W PoE budget supports multiple high-draw endpoints
  • 2 SFP slots add fibre uplinks for longer runs
  • 18 total Gigabit ports connect wired clients at line rate
  • Easy managed Omada interface simplifies VLAN and QoS setup

Specifications

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Questions about this item

What type of cable is needed for the 16 PoE+ ports to deliver both data and power?

Standard Ethernet cable rated for Gigabit speeds carries data and PoE+ power to connected devices such as access points or IP cameras.

Will the two SFP slots accept the 1000Base-X modules I already use on older switches?

Yes, the SFP slots support 1000Base-X transceivers for fibre uplinks compatible with existing Gigabit fibre links.

How can I confirm the 250 W PoE budget is being allocated correctly after installation?

The management interface shows real-time power draw per port so you can verify the total stays within the 250 W budget.

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