TRENDnet TEG-3102WS 10-Port Multi-Gig Web Smart Switch Compatible with 100/1000BASE-T, 80Gbps Switching Capacity

Improve network performance for surveillance, security, and high-density SMB environments with the TRENDnet 10-Port Multi-Gig Web Smart Switch. Designed to deliver multigig bandwidth where you need it most, the TEG-3102WS offers eight 2.5GBASE-T ports for faster edge connectivity and two 10G SFP+ uplinks to consolidate camera streams, storage, and server traffic with an 80Gbps switching capacity. Built-in L2+ features — including VLANs, QoS, LACP and IGMP Snooping — give you granular control to isolate monitoring systems, prioritize VoIP or video traffic, and maintain low-latency connections for critical security applications.

This fanless, rack-mountable managed switch provides an intuitive web interface and SNMP support for easy provisioning and ongoing monitoring. Backwards compatibility with 100/1000BASE-T devices ensures a smooth upgrade path without costly rewiring. With IPv6 readiness and procurement-friendly compliance (TAA/NDAA), the TRENDnet TEG-3102WS is a secure, reliable choice for network operators deploying IP surveillance, access control, VoIP, or high-speed office networks. Add it to your network to boost throughput, simplify management, and harden performance for monitoring and security deployments.

• Deliver multigig performance to workstations and APs with 8 x 2.5GBASE-T ports, accelerating VoIP, security cameras, and file transfers.
• High-capacity uplinks via 2 x 10G SFP+ slots and 80Gbps switching capacity for backbone aggregation and reliable surveillance/monitoring traffic.
• L2+ traffic controls (VLAN, QoS, LACP, IGMP Snooping) simplify network segmentation and prioritize mission-critical security and VoIP traffic.
• Fanless, compact rack-mount design for quiet, energy-efficient deployments in offices, server rooms, and surveillance closets.
• Intuitive web-based management plus IPv6, SNMP monitoring and compliance (TAA/NDAA) streamline deployment for SMB, enterprise branch, and government networks.