Omada SG6654X, a L3 managed switch, offers L3 routing, swift 10 Gbps wired speed, stacking, and redundant power supplies, catering to convergence layer demands. It comes with 48× gigabit RJ45 ports, 6× 10 Gbps SFP+ slots, and physical stacking. Integrated with robust security and comprehensive management features, this switch ensures reliable performance for SMB, enterprise, and ISP networks.
- The TP-Link Omada SG6654X switch features 48 Gigabit Ethernet ports, providing ample connectivity for high-density networks. It belongs to the Multi-Gigabit performance class and operates as a fully managed switch, offering sophisticated control over network traffic and configuration.
- This switch supports Power over Ethernet (PoE), eliminating the need for additional power cables by supplying power directly through the Ethernet ports, making it convenient for powering PoE-enabled devices such as IP cameras and wireless access points.
- With a switching capacity of 216 Gbps and a forwarding rate of 160.7 Mpps, this switch ensures fast and reliable data transfer across your network, even in high-demand scenarios.
- The SG6654X is rack-mountable, making it easy to install in standard 19-inch network racks. This form factor is ideal for enterprise environments where space and organization are crucial.
- This switch does not offer wireless connectivity, focusing instead on providing high-performance wired network connections.
- It supports SNMP versions 1, 2c, and 3, allowing for seamless integration with network management systems for remote monitoring and management of network devices.
- The switch features Quality of Service (QoS) capabilities, including 802.1p and DSCP priority queuing, ensuring that critical traffic such as VoIP or video conferencing gets prioritized bandwidth for smoother performance.
- Advanced security features such as Access Control Lists (ACLs), 802.1X authentication, and IP-MAC-Port Binding ensure robust network protection. The switch also supports features like ARP Inspection and DoS defense to safeguard your network from malicious attacks.
- The switch operates in both Layer 2 and Layer 3 modes, supporting protocols like OSPF, RIP, and VRRP for dynamic routing, while ensuring excellent throughput for demanding applications.
- The SG6654X is designed with energy-efficient technologies, which automatically adjust power consumption based on link status and cable length, reducing operational costs without compromising performance.
- The switch adheres to IEEE 802.3ab/ae/z standards, ensuring compatibility with a wide range of networking equipment. It also complies with RoHS and CE certifications for environmental and safety standards.
- This product is not manufactured by a certified diverse organization, as no specific diversity designation (such as MBE) has been noted for this manufacturer.
- The switch supports stacking of up to 4 units, allowing network administrators to manage multiple switches as a single entity, thus simplifying network management and increasing scalability.
- Manufactured by TP-Link, a globally recognized leader in networking products, the Omada SG6654X is part of the Omada SDN platform, enabling centralized cloud management for flexible and efficient network control.
Attribute name | Attribute value |
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Address Database Size | SFP, SFP+ |
Warranty Information
The overall height of the product, measured top to bottom.
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1.75 |
Input Voltage
Power over Ethernet (PoE) is a standard that allows electrical power to pass through Ethernet cables. Devices with built-in PoE do not require any additional power source other than an Ethernet cable.
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Yes |
Number of Ethernet Ports | Managed Switch |
Amperage (amps)
Auto-Sensing is a feature in which a device can determine the characteristics of an attached device and configure itself accordingly
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Yes |
Buffer Memory
Weight of the product measured in pounds.
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5 |
Data Transfer Rate
Maximum Data Transfer Rate is the highest rate at which a device can transfer data (in Mbps). For devices with upload and download capabilities, the maximum data transfer rate always refers to download speeds.
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1000 – 1499 |
Performance Class | 10 |
Width in Inches | Allows traffic monitoring by sending copies of network packets to monitoring systems |
Auto-Detecting
Link Aggregation Control Protocol (LACP) is the practice of bundling individual links on a network to promote better performance outcomes.
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Yes |
Full-Duplex | Include 802.1X for network access control, 802.3af/at for PoE, and IPv6 for next-generation IP addressing. |
Output Voltage
An uplink port is a port on a router, or switch, designed to connect a device to another device.
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Many enterprise switches offer Gigabit uplinks for interconnecting switches or routers at high speeds. |
Stackable | Rack Mountable |
Series or Collection | Yes |
Power Supply
Actual manufacturer name for the color of the product.
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Black |
SNMP | 10/100/1000Mbps |
Layer
Indicates whether product has gaming capabilities
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Gaming |
Wireless Connectivity
Data Transfer Rate is the highest rate at which a device can transfer data (in Mbps). For devices with upload and download capabilities, the maximum data transfer rate always refers to download speeds.
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10000 |
Depth in Inches
Quality of Service (QoS) devices equipped with QoS capabilities allow users to priortize bandwidth for specific devices or activities.
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Yes |
Jumbo Frame | 9KB |
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