TP-Link LS1210GP 10-Port Gigabit PoE+ Switch, 61W

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Product guide

TP-Link LS1210GP 10-Port Gigabit PoE+ Switch, 61W

The TP-Link LS1210GP is a 10-port Gigabit switch with eight PoE+ ports and a stated 61 W PoE budget. It combines powered Ethernet connections for devices such as cameras and access points with one SFP port, plus selectable extended-distance and traffic-isolation modes.

At a glance

Eight PoE+ ports can supply power and data to compatible devices over one cable, within the stated overall budget.
One gigabit SFP port adds an optical-fibre connection option. The listing says it operates at 1 Gbps and does not negotiate slower speeds.
Extend Mode is claimed to reach up to 250m. The manufacturer notes that ports in this mode drop to 10Mbps.
PoE auto recovery is intended to restart unresponsive PoE-powered devices.
Isolation Mode separates client traffic, according to the manufacturer.

Price

£49.99Save 40%

Reference price: ~~£82.99~~

Price checked: 12 Nov 2026

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Pros and cons

Pros

Eight PoE+ ports support cameras, access points and IP phones without separate power connections at each device.
The combination of nine RJ45 ports and an SFP port offers copper and fibre connectivity options.
Auto recovery and traffic-isolation modes provide useful network-management functions for a small camera or device network.

Cons

The stated 61 W budget is shared across all PoE+ ports, so it may constrain the combined power needs of multiple attached devices.
Extended-distance operation comes with a substantial speed trade-off: ports in Extend Mode are limited to 10Mbps.

Technical specifications

19 specifications

Identity and ports
Brand	TP-Link
Model	LS1210GP
Total ports	10
Ethernet ports	9× gigabit auto-negotiation RJ45 Ethernet ports
SFP ports	1× gigabit SFP port
Interface	RJ45

PoE and networking
PoE+ ports	Eight gigabit 802.3af/at-compliant PoE+ ports
PoE budget	61 W
Maximum PoE output per port	30 W max per Port
Switching capacity	20 Gbps switching capacity
PoE transmission distance	up to 250m
PoE standard	802.3af/at PoE+ standard

Power, size and finish
Power adapter voltage	53.5 Volts (DC)
Dimensions	20.9L x 12.6W x 2.6H centimetres
Weight listed	1.22 Kilograms
Case material	Metal
Colour	Graphite Black

Compatibility and support
Compatible devices	Camera, Desktop
Warranty	2 year manufacturer

What to know before buying

The manufacturer says PoE budget figures are based on laboratory testing and actual available power can vary with client limitations and environmental factors. Actual transmission distance may also vary with cable quality. The SFP port is specified for 1 Gbps only and does not negotiate slower speeds.

What’s in the box

Included

Power adapter

Who is it for?

A good fit for

Home or small-office networks needing several wired connections and PoE power for compatible cameras, access points or IP phones.
Surveillance installations where the stated long-distance mode is useful and 10Mbps operation is acceptable.
Buyers who want an SFP connection alongside standard RJ45 Ethernet ports.

Less suited to

Set-ups needing more than 10Mbps on links operating in Extend Mode.
Installations where the combined PoE load exceeds the available shared 61 W budget.
Buyers who need a gigabit SFP port to negotiate a slower link speed.

TP-Link LS1210GP 10-Port Gigabit PoE+ Switch, 61W · photo 2 — Additional product photo 2

Customer reviews on Amazon

4.7 / 5 · 14,584 ratings

5 stars80%80%
4 stars15%15%
3 stars3%3%
2 stars1%1%
1 star1%1%

Customer feedback describes the switch as easy to use, working well and compatible with devices such as TVs, PlayStation consoles and set-top boxes. Customers also highlight speed and plug-and-play use. These reports may be relevant for straightforward home networking, while they do not establish that every device or PoE load will suit the stated port and 61 W budget. Ratings are largely positive, but the aggregate figures do not explain individual lower ratings.

Positive themes

Customers report straightforward setup and ease of use.
Customer feedback highlights speed and compatibility with a range of home devices.

Frequently asked questions

How many ports provide PoE+ power?

The listing specifies eight gigabit PoE+ ports. Their combined stated budget is 61 W, with up to 30 W output per port.

Does the switch support extended-distance PoE?

The manufacturer claims up to 250m with Extend Mode. It also states that ports using this mode drop to 10Mbps, and that actual distance can vary with cable quality.

What is the SFP port speed?

The listing specifies one gigabit SFP port. The manufacturer says it operates at 1 Gbps and does not support negotiating slower speeds.

What is listed in the box?

The manufacturer’s box-contents entry lists a Power Adapter.