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YuLinca G082E 10-port Gigabit network switch

SKU CH-QKMM-QR0E5 MPN G082E

A 10-port Gigabit switch with eight standard ports, two uplink ports and VLAN isolation for quiet, fanless operation

  • StandardsRJ45
  • Network MediaRJ45
  • Network Management Type10 Port Gigabit Switch
  • Uplink InterfaceRJ45
  • Uplink SpeedRJ45
  • Uplink Speed/TypeRJ45
  • Connect 10 devices simultaneously with 10 Gigabit RJ45 ports
  • 20 Gbps total bandwidth handles heavy traffic from servers and NAS
  • Fanless metal chassis runs silently and removes a moving-part failure point
  • Port 1-8 isolation via DIP switch stops broadcast storms between clients
  • Plug-and-play auto-negotiation needs no configuration or IT expertise

10-port Gigabit switch for small networks

The YuLinca G082E provides ten RJ45 ports operating at 10/100/1000 Mbps, with eight standard ports and two uplink ports. It is an unmanaged, fanless metal unit designed for desktop or wall mounting in home, office or small business environments. No configuration is required beyond connecting power and network cables.

Uplink limit and VLAN isolation

Only ports 9 and 10 serve as uplinks, so traffic from the eight isolated ports must pass through those two 1 Gbps links, creating a 2 Gbps aggregate ceiling. Port-based VLAN isolation prevents ports 1 to 8 from communicating with each other, limiting broadcast storms but also blocking direct peer-to-peer links between those devices. The switch forwards at wire speed with IEEE 802.3x flow control and store-and-forward architecture.

20 Gbps total switching capacity

The internal fabric handles 20 Gbps of non-blocking throughput, which determines how many simultaneous 1 Gbps streams the switch can sustain without congestion. Buyers who need higher aggregate bandwidth or managed features such as link aggregation, QoS or SNMP monitoring will need a different class of switch.

Highlights

  • Connect 10 devices simultaneously with 10 Gigabit RJ45 ports
  • 20 Gbps total bandwidth handles heavy traffic from servers and NAS
  • Fanless metal chassis runs silently and removes a moving-part failure point
  • Port 1-8 isolation via DIP switch stops broadcast storms between clients
  • Plug-and-play auto-negotiation needs no configuration or IT expertise

Specifications

BrandYuLinca
Series10x1G Unmanaged, G082E
Model10x1G Unmanaged
Part NumberG082E
StandardsRJ45
Network MediaRJ45
Network Management Type10 Port Gigabit Switch
Uplink InterfaceRJ45
Uplink SpeedRJ45
Uplink Speed/TypeRJ45
Primary Port Count10
Primary Ports10 x RJ45
Primary Port SpeedRJ45
Primary Port TypeRJ45
Management InterfaceRJ45
Management Feature10 Port Gigabit Switch
MAC Address TableG082E, 10x1G Unmanaged
Jumbo Frames10x1G Unmanaged, 1000 megabits_per_second, RJ45
Packet Forwarding Rate1000 megabits_per_second
ProtocolsRJ45
SNMP10x1G Unmanaged
Layer1
Layer 2 FeaturesRJ45, 1000 megabits_per_second, 10
Layer 3 Features10x1G Unmanaged
Port Mirroring10x1G Unmanaged
Module Support10
CablingRJ45
Fan10 Port Gigabit Switch
Cloud Access10x1G Unmanaged
PoE Ports10
Weight0.54 kilograms
Certificationnot_applicable
Features10, RJ45, 10 Port Gigabit Switch, 1000 megabits_per_second, Metal, Black
Package Contents10 Port Gigabit Switch

Questions about this item

Should I pick the 8 standard ports or the 2 uplink ports for my main devices?

Use the 8 standard ports for endpoints and the 2 uplink ports to link the switch upstream; all 10 ports run at 10/100/1000 Mbps.

What does the 20 Gbps total bandwidth mean for daily traffic?

It is the aggregate switching capacity, so the 10 ports can forward up to 20 Gbps combined without blocking.

Which RJ45 standard caps the speed on each port?

IEEE 802.3 limits every port to 1000 Mbps, so 1 Gbps is the maximum per connection.

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