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TP-Link Omada SG2218P network switche
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TP-Link Omada SG2218P

Model SG2218P V1

TP-Link Omada SG2218P is a managed PoE network switch with 16 × 1 GbE PoE+ (802.3at) ports, 2 SFP slots and a 150 W PoE budget.

Rack-mountable Omada smart switch with sixteen Gigabit PoE+ ports, two Gigabit SFP slots, and a 150 W PoE budget.

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TP-Link Omada SG2218P specifications

Verified TP-Link Omada SG2218P specifications
Total Ethernet ports16
Rack units1 U
ManagedYes
Maximum power181.4 W
PoE budget150 W
SFP ports2
Ethernet ports16 × 1 GbE · PoE+ (802.3at)
Forwarding rate26.78 Mpps
Switching capacity36 Gbps

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Results check port availability, Ethernet speed, PoE standard, and the declared total PoE budget. Manufacturers are grouped for faster scanning; expand one to inspect every rule.

TP-Link

3 products

201
  • The required Ethernet port is available at the required speed and power standard.
  • The devices may draw up to 14.2 W from a 150 W budget, leaving 135.8 W headroom.
  • The required Ethernet port is available at the required speed and power standard.
  • The devices may draw up to 15.5 W from a 150 W budget, leaving 134.5 W headroom.
  • There are not enough PoE++ (802.3bt) Ethernet ports for TP-Link Omada EAP773.
  • The devices may draw up to 25.94 W from a 150 W budget, leaving 124.06 W headroom.

Ubiquiti

9 products

270
UniFi U6 MeshCompatible
  • The required Ethernet port is available at the required speed and power standard.
  • The devices may draw up to 13 W from a 150 W budget, leaving 137 W headroom.
UniFi U6 ProCompatible
  • The required Ethernet port is available at the required speed and power standard.
  • The devices may draw up to 13 W from a 150 W budget, leaving 137 W headroom.
  • UniFi U6 Enterprise requires 2500 Mbps, but only a 1000 Mbps compatible port remains.
  • The devices may draw up to 22 W from a 150 W budget, leaving 128 W headroom.
  • UniFi U7 Lite requires 2500 Mbps, but only a 1000 Mbps compatible port remains.
  • The devices may draw up to 13 W from a 150 W budget, leaving 137 W headroom.
  • UniFi U7 Outdoor requires 2500 Mbps, but only a 1000 Mbps compatible port remains.
  • The devices may draw up to 19 W from a 150 W budget, leaving 131 W headroom.
  • UniFi U7 Pro requires 2500 Mbps, but only a 1000 Mbps compatible port remains.
  • The devices may draw up to 21 W from a 150 W budget, leaving 129 W headroom.
  • UniFi U7 Pro Max requires 2500 Mbps, but only a 1000 Mbps compatible port remains.
  • The devices may draw up to 25 W from a 150 W budget, leaving 125 W headroom.
  • UniFi U7 Pro XG requires 10000 Mbps, but only a 1000 Mbps compatible port remains.
  • The devices may draw up to 22 W from a 150 W budget, leaving 128 W headroom.
  • UniFi U7 Pro XG Wall requires 10000 Mbps, but only a 1000 Mbps compatible port remains.
  • The devices may draw up to 22 W from a 150 W budget, leaving 128 W headroom.