Overview

Instant Connectivity with Reliable PerformanceThe NETGEAR® Gigabit Unmanaged Switch series offers a cost-effective way to expand your network to gigabit speeds. The GS105v5, GS108v4, and GS116v3 models provide 5, 8, or 16 Gigabit copper ports in a sturdy desktop metal case that can also be wall-mounted. Energy-efficient and rigorously tested, these switches deliver dependable performance. With 802.1p traffic prioritization and jumbo frame support, they seamlessly integrate into advanced networks.Highlights | Plug and PlayThe standards-based Gigabit switches automatically detect and adjust for network speed and cabling type automatically. Easily integrate into your existing Ethernet network - whether it is running at 10/100Mbps or Gigabit speedSimple set up with no software or configuration neededFront panel LEDs keep you informed of power status, link speed and link activitiesTraffic PrioritizationPrioritize mission-critical applications such as voice and video. Support IEEE 802.1 p and DSCP-based QoS for delivering data based on priority and type High Quality and Reliable Performance Superior network performance at nonblocking rate delivers true Gigabit speed with no compromiseDurable metal case and long product life (shown by MTBF numbers)Energy Efficient GS105v5, GS108v4, and GS116v3 support the latest Energy Efficient Ethernet (IEEE 802.3az) standard, reducing energy consumption during light traffic or idle periods. They can also save energy when a short cable (<100m) is used, resulting in direct cost savings.Silent, fanless design for energy efficiency and noise-sensitive environments.Supports all Types of NetworksEach port delivers up to 2000Mbps of network speed (full duplex) Supports jumbo frames up to 9K packet size Honors TOS/802.1p prioritization.Limited Lifetime Warranty Industry's leading limited lifetime* warranty, not only on hardware but also includes lifetime online support as well as next-business day (NBD) replacement support, providing peace of mind for customers using NETGEAR switches in their network