Description
Product Description
The TP-Link LS1008G (UN) is part of TP-Link’s LiteWave unmanaged switch series, designed for users who need fast and stable Gigabit connectivity without any configuration. It provides an easy and reliable way to expand wired networks for computers, smart TVs, printers, IP cameras, and other Ethernet devices.
It includes:
- 8 × Gigabit RJ45 ports (10/100/1000 Mbps)
- Auto MDI/MDIX support on all ports for easy plug-and-play installation
The switch uses energy-efficient Green Ethernet technology, which automatically adjusts power consumption based on link status and cable length. It operates silently with a fanless design, making it suitable for home and office environments.
Specifications (Verified & Accurate)
📡 Ports & Interface
- Gigabit Ethernet Ports: 8 × 10/100/1000 Mbps RJ45
- Auto MDI/MDIX: Supported on all ports
- Total Ports: 8
🚀 Performance
- Layer: Unmanaged (Plug & Play)
- Switching Capacity: 16 Gbps
- Packet Forwarding Rate: 11.9 Mpps
- MAC Address Table: 4K entries
- Jumbo Frame: Up to 16 KB
🧠 Features & Functionality
- Plug and Play (no configuration required)
- IEEE 802.3x flow control for stable transmission
- Green Ethernet power-saving technology
- Store-and-forward switching architecture
- Auto-negotiation for all ports
🛠️ Physical & Environment
- Form Factor: Desktop / wall-mount design
- Material: Version-dependent (plastic or metal depending on SKU region)
- Cooling: Fanless silent operation
- Power Supply: External adapter
- Operating Temperature: 0°C to 40°C
Key Features
✔ 8 × Gigabit ports for high-speed LAN expansion
✔ Plug-and-play installation (no setup required)
✔ Energy-efficient Green Ethernet technology
✔ Fanless silent operation
✔ Suitable for home, office, and CCTV networking
✔ Stable performance with QoS and flow control support
Typical Use Cases
✔ Home network expansion
✔ Small office LAN connectivity
✔ Smart TV, PC, and printer connections
✔ CCTV/IP camera networks (non-PoE)
✔ Basic rack/desktop Gigabit switching










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