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Compact desktop switch with five blue RJ45 ports and wave-pattern casing

Cudy

Cudy GS105D 5 Port Gigabit network switch

SKU CH-12MG-FQRZF MPN GS105D

Five Gigabit RJ45 ports deliver non-blocking throughput with 140-metre reach and up to 85% power saving in a desktop or wall-mountable unmanaged switch

  • Switch Typeunmanaged, fixed configuration
  • Formatdesktop, wall mountable
  • StandardsIEEE 802.3i, IEEE 802.3u, IEEE 802.3ab, IEEE 802.3x
  • Network Management Typeunmanaged
  • Uplink Ports1 port
  • Uplink InterfaceRJ45
  • Five 1 Gbps ports forward traffic at full wire speed without blocking
  • Green technology cuts power draw by up to 85 percent when ports are idle
  • Gigabit links reach 140 metres, adding 40 percent extra distance over standard switches
  • Plug-and-play unmanaged operation needs no configuration or software setup
  • Desktop or wall-mountable metal casing fits tight spaces and resists wear

Five-port desktop switch

The Cudy GS105D is an unmanaged Gigabit switch with five RJ45 ports that auto-negotiate at 10, 100 or 1000 Mbps. It supports IEEE 802.3i, 802.3u, 802.3ab and 802.3x standards and forwards packets at full wire speed. The metal chassis can sit on a desk or be fixed to a wall using the two integrated mounting holes. No configuration is required after power-up.

Home and small-office networks

This switch suits users who need a simple, fanless way to add wired connections for computers, printers or access points. It is not for installers who require VLAN segmentation, QoS prioritisation, SNMP monitoring or link aggregation. Buyers needing Power over Ethernet for cameras or phones should look at a different model.

140-metre Gigabit reach

Each port maintains a 1 Gbps link up to 140 metres, which is 40 percent farther than the usual 100-metre limit for standard switches. The 0.375 MB buffer and 15360-byte jumbo-frame support help sustain throughput on long cable runs. Green Ethernet technology reduces idle-port power draw by up to 85 percent.

Highlights

  • Five 1 Gbps ports forward traffic at full wire speed without blocking
  • Green technology cuts power draw by up to 85 percent when ports are idle
  • Gigabit links reach 140 metres, adding 40 percent extra distance over standard switches
  • Plug-and-play unmanaged operation needs no configuration or software setup
  • Desktop or wall-mountable metal casing fits tight spaces and resists wear

Specifications

BrandCudy
ModelGS105D-4.0
Switch Typeunmanaged, fixed configuration
Formatdesktop, wall mountable
StandardsIEEE 802.3i, IEEE 802.3u, IEEE 802.3ab, IEEE 802.3x
Network Management Typeunmanaged
Uplink Ports1 port
Uplink InterfaceRJ45
Uplink Speed10 gbps
Primary Port Speed1 Gbps
VLAN SupportNo
Jumbo Frames15360 bytes
Buffer Memory0.375 MB
Protocols802.3x Flow Control, 802.3i 10base-t, 802.3u 100base-tx, 802.3ab 1000base-t
PoEno
SNMPNo
QoSNo
LACPNo
LayerLayer 2
Port MirroringNo
Module SupportNo
Cloud AccessNo
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PoE Ports0 x poe
PowerDC 5V
Temperature0°C to 40°C (32°F to 104°F)
Humidity10% - 90%, non-condensing
Shipping weight0.21 kg
Package size254 × 178 × 76 mm

Questions about this item

Will the 140 m gigabit reach still work if I run cables through walls and patch panels?

The 140 m figure is a best-case single-cable distance; each patch panel, keystone or sharp bend adds insertion loss, so practical runs are often shorter.

What does the 10 Gbps uplink label mean when every port is only 1 Gbps?

The spec lists a 10 Gbps uplink speed, but all five RJ45 ports negotiate at 1 Gbps maximum, so the uplink operates at the same 1 Gbps rate as the other ports.

How do I mount the switch on a wall without a bracket?

Two mounting holes are moulded into the bottom of the casing; drive two screws into the wall, slot the holes over the heads and slide the unit down to secure it.

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