TP-Link Omada 24-Port Gigabit Rackmount Switch

TP-Link 24-Port Gigabit Rackmount Switch (TL-SG1024) - 5 Years Local Warranty

The TL-SG1024 is a twenty-four port Gigabit unmanaged switch in a full-width 19-inch 1U chassis, built for offices that need a large block of wired ports and nothing to configure. A 48 Gbps fabric and an 8K MAC address table carry a full floor of endpoints, while a fanless design and a 13.6 W maximum draw keep the cabinet silent and cool.

Twenty-Four Gigabit Ports, No Configuration

All twenty-four RJ45 ports auto-negotiate 10, 100 or 1000 Mbps and support Auto MDI/MDIX, so straight and crossover cables both work and there is nothing to set. The switch is plug and play in the strict sense — no web interface, no console, no controller adoption. For a floor of desks, printers and access-point uplinks that simply need Gigabit connectivity, that removes an entire class of configuration error from the deployment.

48 Gbps Fabric With an 8K MAC Table

The 48 Gbps switching capacity is full wire speed across all twenty-four ports at full duplex simultaneously, and the 35.7 Mpps packet forwarding rate sustains line rate at minimum frame size. An 8K MAC address table is generous at this port count, so the switch copes with daisy-chained desk switches and access points carrying many wireless clients behind a single port. Jumbo frames up to 10 KB help NAS, imaging and backup traffic move efficiently.

Fanless in a Full 1U Rack Chassis

Twenty-four ports in a 440 x 180 x 44 mm chassis, and no fan anywhere in it. TP-Link publishes a maximum consumption of 13.6 W and heat dissipation of 46.4 BTU/h, low enough that active cooling is unnecessary. In a cabinet that sits in or near an occupied office, that means no noise at all, and it removes the one moving part most likely to fail during the switch's service life.

Green Technology and Store-and-Forward Switching

Green Technology reduces power on idle ports and short cable runs, contributing to the low overall draw. Store-and-forward switching validates each frame before it is forwarded, so corrupted frames are discarded at the switch rather than passed to the endpoint. 802.1p/DSCP QoS is supported on V11 and later hardware revisions, giving priority handling for voice and video where the upstream network marks traffic.

Ideal For

Singapore offices, schools and workshops that need a large, quiet block of unmanaged Gigabit ports in a rack — access-layer expansion, patch-panel build-outs and comms rooms where nothing needs to be managed or powered over Ethernet. Supplied by SourceIT with local Singapore warranty, GST invoice and project pricing on request.