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TP-Link SG2210MP Smart PoE switch

Omada 10-port Gigabit managed switch with SFP slots.

1 706 900 UZS

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Ports

8 × 1000 PoE+, 2 × SFP

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Mounting

13" rack

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Features

VLAN, QoS, ACL

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PoE budget

150W

Specifications

Ports: 8 × 1000 PoE+, 2 × SFP
Mounting: 13" rack
Features: VLAN, QoS, ACL
PoE budget: 150W
PoE standard: 802.3af/at
Management: Omada SDN, CLI, SNMP
Security: 802.1x

TP-Link SG2210MP is a compact managed switch from the Omada series for mounting in a 13" rack, combining eight gigabit PoE+ ports and two optical SFP slots for uplinks. A total PoE budget of 150 W allows simultaneously powering several power-hungry devices — high-speed access points, PTZ cameras, or IP PBX systems. Support for the 802.1x protocol and ACL makes the switch suitable for facilities with elevated network security requirements.

Advantages

A 150 W PoE+ budget provides power for several powerful devices without additional injectors
Two SFP slots for optical uplinks — reliable and high-speed communication with upstream equipment
Omada SDN management simplifies centralized administration of branched networks
802.1x support provides device authentication at the port level
VLAN, QoS, and ACL allow separating video surveillance, VoIP, and user data traffic
The 13" rack form factor saves space in small switching cabinets

Applications

Corporate offices: connecting Wi-Fi access points, IP phones, and cameras from a single cabinet
Shopping centers and hotels: separate networks for guests, staff, and security systems
Medical institutions: isolated VLANs for medical equipment and administrative traffic
Small server rooms: a compact rack switch with optical uplinks

Frequently asked questions

How does the SG2210MP differ from the SG2210P?

The MP model has twice the PoE budget (150 W versus 58 W), which allows powering more powerful devices and connecting more PoE equipment simultaneously.

Can the switch be managed without an Omada controller?

Yes, a web interface, CLI, and SNMP are available; an Omada controller is needed for remote centralized management of a group of devices.

Is the RSTP protocol supported for channel redundancy?

Yes, the switch supports STP/RSTP and MSTP for building fault-tolerant topologies.

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