TP-Link SG2008P Smart PoE switch

TP-Link SG2008P Omada smart switch: 8 gigabit ports, 4 with PoE+ and a 62 W budget for cameras and access points. In stock, delivery across Uzbekistan.

1 168 900 UZS

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Ports

8 × 1000 Mbps (4 with PoE+)

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Housing

Metal, desktop

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Features

VLAN, QoS, ACL

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PoE budget

62W

Specifications

Ports: 8 × 1000 Mbps (4 with PoE+)
Housing: Metal, desktop
Features: VLAN, QoS, ACL
PoE budget: 62W
PoE standard: 802.3af/at
Management: Omada SDN, Web, CLI, SNMP
Security: 802.1x

TP-Link SG2008P is a compact smart gigabit switch from the Omada series with a metal desktop enclosure, 8 Gigabit Ethernet ports (4 of which support PoE+), and a 62 W PoE budget. The device is aimed at small offices, shops, and security systems that require reliable network management and power for several active devices without the need for bulky equipment. Integration into the Omada SDN ecosystem enables centralized network management through a single controller.

Advantages

4 PoE+ ports with a 62 W budget: power IP cameras and access points without separate power supplies
Support for VLAN, QoS, ACL, and 802.1x: professional segmentation and access control tools in a compact device
Metal enclosure: reliability and heat dissipation for continuous 24/7 operation
Management via Omada SDN, WEB, CLI, and SNMP: choose a convenient tool for any administrator
Gigabit speed on all ports: stable transmission of video streams and corporate traffic
Desktop form factor: installation without rack mounting — convenient for small spaces

Applications

Small offices and meeting rooms: network management and powering Wi-Fi access points in one device
Small-scale video surveillance systems: connecting and powering several IP cameras
Shops and showrooms: a compact network point with access control and traffic segmentation
Hotels and mini-hotels: organizing guest and corporate networks with access separation

Frequently asked questions

Can the SG2008P be added to an existing Omada network without a controller?

Yes, the switch is managed via a web interface and CLI in standalone mode; connecting to an Omada controller adds centralized management but is not mandatory.

Is a 62 W PoE budget enough to power four cameras?

In most cases, yes: a standard IP camera consumes 7–15 W, which comfortably powers 4 devices within the stated budget.

Does the switch support device authentication via the 802.1x standard?

Yes, the SG2008P supports 802.1x, which allows network access to be controlled at the port level.

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