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TP-Link LS1005G 5-Port Desktop/Wallmount Gigabit Ethernet Switch/Hub, Network Splitter, Plug and play
TP-Link LS1005G 5-Port Desktop/Wallmount Gigabit Ethernet Switch/Hub, Network Splitter, Plug and play
TP-Link LS1005G 5-Port Desktop/Wallmount Gigabit Ethernet Switch/Hub, Network Splitter, Plug and play
TP-Link LS1005G 5-Port Desktop/Wallmount Gigabit Ethernet Switch/Hub, Network Splitter, Plug and play
TP-Link LS1005G 5-Port Desktop/Wallmount Gigabit Ethernet Switch/Hub, Network Splitter, Plug and play
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Posted 19 July 2023

TP-Link LS1005G 5-Port Desktop/Wallmount Gigabit Ethernet Switch/Hub, Network Splitter, Plug and play

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Deal: TP-Link LS1005G 5-Port Desktop/Wallmount Gigabit Ethernet Switch/Hub, Network Splitter, Plug and play, Plastic Case

Features & details

  • 5× 10/100/1000Mbos auto-negotiation RJ45 port, supporting Auto-MDI/MDIX
  • Green Ethernet technology saves power and fanless design ensures quiet operation
  • Ieee 802. 3x flow control provides reliable data transfer
  • Plastic casing, Desktop or wall-mounting design
  • Plug and play, no configuration needed
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  1. CRWAB's avatar
    Really good switch. Full speed on all ports on my network no issue.
    I even ran it via USB power for ages with an adapter, no issue
    Shigllgetcha's avatar
    Brilliant thanks, never would have noticed the socket is 5v
  2. qal1h's avatar
    Think you're better off with CAT6 that is rated for external use. Probably only need 50m max
    Lighters's avatar
    Thanks, appreciate this should be directed to my ISP but I already have a cable running downstairs for my Virgin box.

    It looks like the same cable/interface but its not ethernet port (more Coxial?) Basically goes into my Modem and Virgin box.

    Is it possible just to add a splitter/2nd modem to this and have direct internet in both?
  3. RifleEyes's avatar
    Speeds so fast they come out the back of the switch
  4. hedgyhog's avatar
    <1W per port, which is way better than the 4W per port of my current switch (edited)
  5. Supergolo's avatar
    From review

    “Most switches for some weird reason they have the power and data cables on different sides, this one has everything on the same side which I find tidier.
    I also used a usb cable that had the same barrel connector as the provided power adapter, and worked like a charm, as it uses 5v and 0.6 amps”
  6. shalton's avatar
    Are the newer ones faster? Mine is a few years old now.
    Fozzy-90's avatar
    Author
    do you have the model number of your older one?
  7. Lighters's avatar
    I have Virgin 1GB upstairs.
    Can I use Powerline Adapters (Plug into Power Socket upstairs to Powerline Adapters plug downstairs) -> Feed this into the TP-LINK LS1005G - 5 sport switch and then have ethernet connection to TV/Xbox//Shield etc?

    Thanks
    Edit I have PC upstairs which is why modem is located here. (edited)
    qal1h's avatar
    I theory yes as long as the Powerline adapter is on the same power loop. However as far as I remember it's not the best option. Why not run some CAT6 from up to down, which is better.
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