TP-LINK - LS106P - 6-Port 10/100 Mbps Desktop Switch with 4-Port PoE+

LS106P — TP-Link 6-Port 10/100 Mbps Desktop Switch with 4-Port PoE+

The TP-Link LS106P is an unmanaged switch with 6 10/100 Mbps RJ45 ports, 4 of them PoE (65 W budget), in a desktop steel case. It is plug and play, so it works out of the box with no configuration.

What the LS106P is for

The LS106P is a PoE switch for powering and connecting IP cameras, Wi-Fi access points and VoIP phones over a single network cable. TP-Link list a PoE budget of 65 W shared across its 4 PoE ports, using 802.3af/at PoE+.

For CCTV, a typical fixed IP camera draws around 7 W or less, so the LS106P can power roughly 4 cameras at once (check each camera's datasheet; PTZ and heated cameras draw more). TP-Link's Extend Mode allows PoE and data up to 250 m on the supported ports, at reduced speed, for cameras beyond the normal 100 m limit. For larger runs, see our full range of network switches.

Key features

• 6 10/100 Mbps RJ45 ports, 4 of them PoE (65 W budget)
• 802.3af/at PoE+ with a 65 W total budget
• Plug and play unmanaged switch, no configuration needed
• Extend Mode for PoE and data up to 250 m on supported ports
• Isolation Mode to stop PoE ports talking to each other
• PoE Auto Recovery restarts unresponsive powered devices
• 1.2 Gbps switching capacity

Full specification

What you will need

You need network cable for each device. Total PoE draw of all connected devices must stay within the 65 W budget.

Buying from Zenith Security Co.

We are a supplier, not an installer. We will go through the LS106P with you before you buy — the port count and speed against your devices and the PoE budget against your cameras or access points — and depending on your requirements and your area we can recommend a qualified trade installer. We have been operating since 2012 and you can visit our trade counter in Wolverhampton.

What is the PoE budget of the LS106P and how many IP cameras can it power?

TP-Link list a 65 W PoE budget across 4 PoE ports. At around 7 W per typical fixed IP camera that is roughly 4 cameras; higher-draw PTZ or heated cameras reduce that number.

Which PoE standard does the LS106P support?

The PoE ports are 802.3af/at compliant, so they power standard PoE (15.4 W) and PoE+ (30 W) devices. They will not power 24 V passive PoE devices.

Is the LS106P managed or unmanaged?

Unmanaged. It is plug and play with no web interface or VLAN settings.

Does the LS106P work with TP-Link Omada?

No, it cannot be adopted or managed by an Omada controller, though it will pass Omada traffic like any switch. If you want Omada management, look at the ES205GP easy managed switch.

Does the LS106P have an SFP port?

No. All 6 ports are RJ45, so there is no fibre uplink.

Can the LS106P be rack mounted?

No. It is a desktop steel case, not a rack unit.

What is the difference between the LS106P and the TL-SF1006P?

The LS106P has 6 10/100 Mbps RJ45 ports, 4 of them PoE (65 W budget). The TL-SF1006P has 6 10/100 Mbps RJ45 ports, 4 of them PoE (67 W budget).

How quickly can I get it?

We ship nationally from our multi-million pound warehouse, with orders leaving daily. Orders placed before 2:30pm are normally dispatched for delivery within 1–2 working days to England, Scotland and Wales. You can also collect in store from our trade counter — call first so we can confirm your order is ready. We do not ship to Northern Ireland.

Can I collect or see one before buying?

Yes. Our trade counter is at Unit 3, Park View Centre, 243 Dudley Road, Wolverhampton WV2 3JU. Call first so we can confirm the item is there for you.

Questions on specification or compatibility: call 01902 902251, see our FAQ and support pages, or contact us. Trade accounts are available — see trade customers. Browse the full TP-Link range.

Official TP-Link VAR Partner: Zenith Security Co is listed on TP-Link's UK where-to-buy page as a VAR Partner, so this is genuine UK-supplied TP-Link equipment. See our full TP-Link range.