What you are buying: New TEG-S16Dg Trendnet Gigabit 16 port switchNote:I've recently retired and closed my computer store, Gizmobyte; products being sold are of all remaining inventory.Gizmobyte price sticker are on almost all inventory items being listed
Click to see all my other sales -| Shipping to the USA only to buyers with good response and a verified address. Buy with confidence, long-time seller with excellent response.Product InformationThe 16-Port Gigabit GREENnet Switch, model TEG-S16Dg, provides high bandwidth performance, ease of use, and reliability, all while reducing power consumption by up to 70%.GREENnet technology automatically adjusts power voltage as needed, resulting in substantial energy savings. Embedded GREENnet technology works right out of the box with no management requirement.Boost office network efficiency and eliminate network congestion with Gigabit speeds and a total switching capacity of 32Gbps with full-duplex mode. A built in universal power supply reduces cable clutter and diagnostic LEDs help with network troubleshooting. Plug and Play this sturdy metal switch for reliable high-speed network connectivity.Product Product ID (ePID)96938751Product Key FeaturesNetwork Management TypeUnmanagedNetwork ConnectivityWired-Ethernet (RJ-45)TypeSwitch, Ethernet SwitchNumber of LAN Product FeaturesData Transfer Rate2GbpsPower Consumption Operational20WPower SourceAC 120/230V (50/60Hz)Power SupplyPower Supply-InternalMAC Address Table Size8k EntriesOTHER FeaturesFlow control, full duplex capability, auto-uplink (auto MDI/MDI-X), packet filtering, store and forward, GREENnet technology, Jumbo Frames supportSwitching ProtocolEthernetPorts Quantity16Built-In DevicesLed PanelCompatibilityPCMin Operating Temperature32 ˚FForm FactorExternalNetworking TypeSwitchMAX Operating Temperature104 ˚FMAX. Data Transfer Rate1000Mbps/1GbpsEthernet TechnologyEthernetEnclosure TypeExternalInterfaces16 X Network-Ethernet Enterprises-45Status IndicatorsLink Activity, Port Transmission SPEED, PowerConnectivity TechnologyWired
