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Compact metal desktop switch with five RJ45 ports

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TP-Link TL-SF1005P 5-port 10/100Mbps PoE network switch

SKU CH-75AH-5F17X MPN TL-SF1005P

A 5-port 10/100 Mbps desktop switch with four 802.3 af PoE ports delivering up to 58 W total power for cameras or access points

  • Switch TypeOthers
  • FormatDesktop
  • Network Management TypeManaged
  • Primary Ports5 x RJ45
  • Primary Port Speed10/100Mbps
  • MAC Address Table2K
  • Four PoE ports deliver data and power on one cable
  • 58 W total PoE budget supports multiple IP cameras or access points
  • Each PoE port supplies up to 15.4 W for IEEE 802.3af devices
  • Fanless metal chassis runs silently in offices or homes
  • Plug-and-play unmanaged switch needs no configuration

Five-port PoE switch for small networks

The TL-SF1005P provides five 10/100Mbps RJ45 ports, four of which deliver Power over Ethernet to IEEE 802.3 af compliant devices such as access points, IP cameras or VoIP phones. It draws power from an external 48V DC 1.25A adapter and operates silently without a fan.

Fast Ethernet limits bandwidth to 100Mbps

Each PoE port supplies up to 15.4W, with a total PoE budget of 58W shared across the four powered ports. When connected devices demand 58W or more, the switch cuts power to the lowest-priority port to protect the system. The 10/100Mbps speed caps throughput well below gigabit rates.

Replaces non-PoE switches or injectors

Adding this unit removes the need for separate power injectors or nearby mains outlets for up to four powered devices. The upgrade is worthwhile when deploying IEEE 802.3 af equipment in locations without convenient power, provided 100Mbps bandwidth meets the application requirements.

Highlights

  • Four PoE ports deliver data and power on one cable
  • 58 W total PoE budget supports multiple IP cameras or access points
  • Each PoE port supplies up to 15.4 W for IEEE 802.3af devices
  • Fanless metal chassis runs silently in offices or homes
  • Plug-and-play unmanaged switch needs no configuration

Specifications

BrandTP-Link
ModelTL-SF1005P
Switch TypeOthers
FormatDesktop
Network Management TypeManaged
Primary Ports5 x RJ45
Primary Port Speed10/100Mbps
MAC Address Table2K
Switching MethodStore and Forward
ProtocolsTCP/IP
PoEYes
Layer2
PowerExternal Power Supply: External Power Adapter (Output: 48V DC / 1.25A)
PoE Ports (RJ45):
Standard: 802.3 af compliant
PoE Ports: Port1-Port4
Power Supply: 58W
Max Power Consumption:
63.51W (max. with 58w PD connected)
1.70W (max. no PD connected)
Dimensions1.00" x 3.90" x 3.90"
Weight1.85
TemperatureOperating Temperature: 0 ~ 40 degree Celsius (32 ~ 104 degree Fahrenheit)
Storage Temperature: -40 ~ 70 degree Celsius (-40 ~ 158 degree Fahrenheit)
HumidityOperating Humidity: 10% ~ 90% non-condensing
Storage Humidity: 5% ~ 90% non-condensing
Features5 x 10/100 Mbps RJ45 ports
With four PoE ports, transfers data and power on one single cable
Working with IEEE 802.3af compliant PDs, expands home and office network
Supports PoE Power up to 15.4W for each PoE port
Supports PoE Power up to 58W for all PoE ports
Requires no configuration and installation
Package ContentsTL-SF1005P, Power Adapter, User Guide
Shipping weight0.84 kg
Package size188 × 124 × 102 mm

Questions about this item

Should I pick the 58 W total PoE budget or the 15.4 W per-port limit when planning my devices?

Both figures apply together — the four PoE ports share a 58 W pool and no single port can exceed 15.4 W, so the mix of cameras or access points must stay inside both limits.

What does the 10/100 Mbps rating mean for actual throughput when the switch is in a rack?

Each port negotiates at either 10 or 100 Mbps full-duplex, so a single device will never push more than 100 Mbps through its link regardless of the 58 W power budget.

Which PoE standard governs the four powered ports and what does it cap in practice?

The ports follow IEEE 802.3af, which caps each port at 15.4 W and the whole switch at 58 W, with Port 4 dropping first if the total load reaches that ceiling.

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