TP-Link TL-SG116 16-Port Desktop Gigabit Network Switch, Green Power-Saving Ethernet Splitter, Support 802.1p/DSCP QoS and IGMP Snooping Function, Wall-Mounting Design, Plug & Play

Arrives nicely packed, with a few leaflets and little else. In the box there is the switch and a power supply and four little rubber feet. There is no template, so you need to know that the mounting holes are exactly 20cm apart. If you intend to mount it with the writing the right way up, then you need to move both screw holes 7mm to the right of where you had marked. This is because the switch fits on the screws and then secures by moving it to the left. This is perhaps unusual, but it stops the switch moving up and falling off when you plug cables in, so makes perfect sense. You need No.6 or 3.5mm screws. Anything bigger and the heads won't go in the slots. This is standard for switches. I put the feet on and then mounted it on the wall. Sounds silly, but I prefer doing that. It cushions the switch and means if you ever want to use it desktop, then you haven't lost the feet! Get the screws right and with the feet fitted the switch is very firm on the wall. No rattling here! Construction is good, nice and heavy, and internally has all the right heat sinks. A good quality unit. The only difference I could see with any other switches is it doesn't have an on/off at the back. My only minor complaint, and this applies to all switches that I know of, the LEDs are in the wrong place, and you can't see them when the unit is wall mounted. I have seen some people mount them upside down to remedy this, but something I would not do unless I have blanking plugs for the unused sockets to keep the dust out. I don't, so it went the right way up!! Wiring up, I like all the sockets. The power socket is nice and solid, as are the Ethernet sockets. They are the right way round - with the cable releases facing outwards, not inwards towards the wall (You have to watch this, on some switches the cable release tabs are inwards towards the wall which makes it seriously difficult to remove the cables!! ). Works as you would expect. No sign of any issues. An excellent switch and great value too. Highly recommended.

The TL-SG116 is a reliable, no-fuss 16-port unmanaged gigabit switch ideal for expanding wired networks in homes or small offices. Its fanless metal chassis ensures quiet operation, and auto-negotiation + Auto MDI/MDIX means setup is completely plug-and-play. TP-Link +2 B&H Photo Video +2 Thanks to Green Ethernet, it dynamically reduces power use based on cable length or whether ports are idle. TP-Link It also supports QoS (802.1p/DSCP) and IGMP Snooping, helping to prioritise latency-sensitive traffic like voice or video. Fuse With its 16 GbE ports and passive cooling, it’s a solid choice for users who need reliable, high-capacity wired connectivity without the complexity of a managed switch. Bottom line: Great value for a quiet, efficient, high-port count gigabit switch ideal for dense setups or network expansion.

After having multiple plastic 4-8 port switches, that worked fine but running seperate switches is ugly & messy so I decided to tidy things up and get one 16 port switch, wasn't sure what to expect with it being metal. Upon arrival, it felt very solid, reassuringly solid, no setup required just plugged it all in and its not missed a beat & I'm getting full gigabit speeds from my NAS, perfect.

Great product works straight out of the box

Direct replacement for one that broke, simple plug and play, solid casing and doesn’t get too hot when in use

This unmanaged switch was easy to set up and has a fast transfer speed. It has a small form factor and so does not take up much space. It replaces an 8 port switvh to give me more future capacity. Very happy with the purchase and at a good price.

Great product for at home setup easy plug in and play

Brilliant item Hasn't slowed any of my cables I've still got 1gb up and down just on more platforms

Producto comprado en Amazon España pero viene con clavija inglesa.

Jaaa ... Auch ich bin drauf reingefallen! Das NG hat einen englischen Netzstecker und es liegt kein Adapter bei. Aber hier kommt die gute Nachricht. Wer noch n altes FritzBox NG rumliegen hat ist im Geschäft. Der Hohlstecker am Gerät passt zu den meisten Stecker-NGs mit 12V (1A). Nebenbei lohnt es sich bei dem Preis einen Adapter mit zu bestellen. Der Switch als solches ist tadellos.

Switch kann in Deutschland nicht eingesetzt werden, da ein Netzteil beigefügt ist, das nur für den amerikanischen Markt gedacht ist. Auch keine Adapter für das Netzgerät sind dabei. Werde mir einen anderen Switch suchen müssen.

No trae adaptador para enchufe europeo