Ruijie Reyee Rg-es105gd 5-port Gigabit Desktop Unmanaged Non-poe Switch With Plug & Play, Metal Housing, Energy Saving
SKU: RGES105GD
$59.64
The Ruijie Reyee RG-ES105GD is a 5-port Gigabit desktop unmanaged switch engineered for straightforward wired network expansion in residential, retail, and small office environments. Featuring a durable metal housing and plug-and-play operation, this non-PoE device provides reliable Gigabit Ethernet connectivity for computers, printers, and POS terminals without requiring advanced configuration.
Key Features
- Five Gigabit Ethernet ports for expanding small wired networks with compatible non-PoE devices
- Unmanaged design enabling simple plug-and-play setup without complex configuration
- Compact desktop form factor suitable for installation on desks, shelves, counters, and cabinets
- Durable metal housing providing enhanced structural integrity for everyday business use
- Energy-saving design to reduce power consumption in continuous network deployments
- Non-PoE operation ideal for devices that utilize independent power supplies
Technical Specifications
| Model | RG-ES105GD |
| Brand | Ruijie Reyee |
| Product Type | Gigabit desktop unmanaged non-PoE switch |
| Switch Series | Reyee unmanaged switch |
| Port Count | 5 ports |
| Port Speed | Gigabit Ethernet |
| PoE Support | Non-PoE |
| Management | Unmanaged |
| Setup Type | Plug and play |
| Housing | Metal housing |
| Energy Saving | Supported |
| Primary Use | Basic Gigabit wired network expansion for compatible non-PoE devices |
| Typical Applications | Home networks, small offices, retail counters, POS terminals, printers, computers, routers, NVRs and compact Ethernet device groups |
| Installation Type | Desktop, shelf, cabinet or small network area installation with suitable power and cabling |
| Best Use | Simple 5-port Gigabit expansion, non-PoE device connectivity and plug-and-play small network setups |
| Deployment Consideration | Confirm device count, Gigabit speed requirements, non-PoE suitability, cable layout, power access and whether managed switching or PoE is required before installation |