TRENDnet 6-Port 10G Switch, 4 x 2.5G RJ-45 BASE-T Ports, 2 x 10G RJ-45 Ports, 60Gbps Switching Capacity, Wall Mountable, 10 Gigabit Network Connections, Lifetime Protection, Black, TEG-S762
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Size: 4 Port 2.5G + 2 10G
Features
- DEVICE INTERFACE: 4 x 2.5G RJ-45 ports; 2 x 10G RJ-45 ports.
- 10G PORTS: This 6-Port 10G switch offers two 10G ports for high-speed network connections providing a cost-effective solution in adding 10G link capability.
- 2.5G PORTS: Equipped with four 2.5GBASE-T RJ-45 ports that provide higher gigabit speeds capable of up to 2.5Gbps over existing Cat5e or better cabling.
- SWITCHING CAPACITY: The 10G switch has a 60Gbps switching capacity.
- WALL MOUNTABLE: Well-suited for desktop installations, but also features convenient wall mountable design for greater installation flexibility.
- FANLESS DESIGN: The 10 gigabit switch fanless design lowers energy consumption and eliminates operating noises.
- TRENDNET LIFETIME PROTECTION: The TEG-S762 switch comes with Lifetime TRENDnet protection
- NDAA / TAA compliant (U.S. and Canada only)
Description
TRENDnet’s 6-Port 10G Switch, model TEG-S762, is a multi-gig switch that provides advanced high bandwidth performance, ease of use, and reliability. The TEG-S762 multi-gig switch offers two dedicated 10G ports and four dedicated 2.5G ports for high-speed network connections with a 60Gbps switching capacity. Having a sturdy compact metal housing and fanless design, the 10G switch is a cost-effective switch solution for high-speed 10 Gigabit network connections.
Brand: TRENDnet
Number of Ports: 4
Included Components: • TEG-S762 • Quick Installation Guide • Power Adapter (12V, 1A)
Color: Black
Compatible Devices: Desktop
Product Dimensions: 7 x 5.7 x 1.3 inches
Item Weight: 1.81 pounds
Item model number: TEG-S762
Date First Available: November 11, 2021
Manufacturer: TRENDnet
Country of Origin: Taiwan
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I've been using TRENDnet products for years and have never had any of their products fail. So, I took a look at upgrading my home network to 2.5Gb Ethernet. For the price, I thought I was getting a 2x10Gb and 4x2.5Gb switch. I was wrong, its 6x10Gb! I have 2.5Gb Fiber internet. My TP-Link router only has one (1) 2.5Gb port so unless I was flooding my network with large file transfers across the internet, 1.5gb upstream and downstream was wasted. Enter this switch. Well, two of them. I built a PFSense managed firewall due to constant attempted network attacks. I built a machine with two (2) 2.5Gb ethernet cards. My Fiber Optical Network Terminal (ONT) connects to the PFSense Firewall, then from there it connects to one (1) of these switches. I have a Synology Rackstation, and a wireless accesspoint for my cameras connected in the basement with a link upstairs to my office where it's connected to the second switch. I have my TP Link router connected, a Mac Studio M2 Max, an Xbox Series X and a gaming PC plugged into the switch, and the rest of the traffic is through a double NAT via the TP Link wireless gaming router. Performance-wise, all devices connected directly to these switched get a full 2.5Gb connection. Even testing multiple devices at the same time nets nearly the same speed. Now I have no wasted bandwidth and room to grow up to 10Gb/s. These are a must have, especially for local network transfers. I can transfer a 40GB file from one machine to another in less that a couple minutes at 2.5Gb/s - I can't wait to get 10Gb devices to utilize that speed. These are silent, stay cool, and the power draw is light. I highly recommend these switches.
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