Tenda TEG1024F 24-Port Gigabit Unmanaged Switch

Tenda TEG1024F 24-Port Gigabit Unmanaged Switch

TEG1024F is a 24-port gigabit rackmount switch providing easy-to-use, cost-effective and fast network for IP surveillance projects, offices, workgroups and small and medium-sized enterprises. With 2 gigabit SFP combo ports used to connect to Tenda optical modules, it can be used for long distance networking up to 20 km. TEG1024F also offers a data rate in full duplex of as high as 2000 Mbps, ensuring fast transmission of large files and smooth playback of videos. With professional lightning protection circuit, the switch provides 6 kVlightning protection for all the RJ45 ports and the power module, ensuring stability and reliability of the switch. TEG1024F allows users to change its work modes among standard (default mode), flow control off, link aggregation and port VLAN, fitting multiple network environments, making it the perfect choice for you to extend or upgrade your high-speed, stable gigabit wired network at long distance.

Stable connection for 7*24

All ports support line-speed forwarding , and  built-in 256KB SRAM for packet buffer ensurethe smoothly and timely transfer of large files and stable streaming video. Stay connected  for 7*24.   

Excellent lightning protection

Professional integrated lightning protection circuit enables the 24 GE ports to provide IV-class (6 kV in common mode) lightning protection, effectively decreasing the damage rate to the uplink ports by lightning surge.The built-in power supply module is designed with enhanced lightning protection, which can withstand 6 kV lightning surge, 3 times higher than other ordinary switches, effectively protecting the switch from being damaged by adverse thunderstorm.

4 modes for different networks

M1: Standard mode, the default mode of the switch. In that mode, all ports can communicate with each other, but the switch could not be managed through web UI. 

M2: Flow Control Off mode. In this mode, flow control is disabled on all ports.

M3: Link Aggregation mode. In this mode, ports 23 and 24 form a static link aggregation group (LAG). Traffic is distributed between the two ports based on source and destination MAC addresses. When your switch works at the edge of a network and one of its uplink ports is used to connect to a central device, you are recommended to change the switch to this mode.

M4: Port-based VLAN mode. In that mode, ports 1 to 22 can communicate with uplink ports (ports 23 and 24) but cannot communicate with each other. You can use this mode to isolate DHCP broadcast and eliminate broadcast storm.