The MONOPRICE 8-Port 10/100 Mbps Fast Ethernet Switch is a simple, reliable solution for expanding wired connections in small to mid-size offices, classrooms, or home offices. It delivers stable performance with a plug-and-play setup that works right out of the box.
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Ports: 8 Fast Ethernet 10/100 Mbps ports for versatile device connections such as computers, printers, and IP cameras.
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Speed: 10/100 Mbps data transfer rates optimized for dependable local networks without Wi‑Fi.
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Plug & Play: No configuration required—just connect and your devices are ready to communicate.
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Compact Design: Space-saving enclosure ideal for desks, shelves, or small network closets.
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LED Indicators: Port LEDs show status and activity to help monitor network usage at a glance.
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Brand Promise: MONOPRICE, INC. delivers proven reliability and durability trusted by many small businesses and home setups.
This switch enhances network efficiency by providing stable, fast connections for a growing wired network with minimal setup. It’s especially well-suited for users who need to add multiple wired devices without the complexity of managed switches. While it supports devices at 10/100 Mbps, Gigabit devices will operate at the switch’s maximum 100 Mbps link, making it a practical upgrade for expanding wired coverage where high-speed Ethernet isn’t required.
Specs
- 8 Ethernet ports
- Speed: 10/100 Mbps
- Plug and Play
- Compact size
- LED indicators
- Low power consumption
- Brand: MONOPRICE, INC.
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Does this switch require software installation? No. It is plug and play with no software needed.
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Can it support full-duplex communication? Yes. It supports both half- and full-duplex modes.
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Is it compatible with Gigabit Ethernet devices? It supports 10/100 Mbps; Gigabit devices will operate at 100 Mbps when connected to this switch.
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What is the power consumption? The switch is designed for low power consumption to promote energy efficiency.
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Does it have LED indicators? Yes, LEDs indicate port status and activity for quick health checks.
