RUIJIE unmanaged PoE Switch RG-ES110FG-P — 10-Port Gigabit (10/100/1000) with 1 SFP, 120W, 20 Gbps switching

RUIJIE unmanaged PoE Switch RG-ES110FG-P is a compact 10-port Gigabit Ethernet switch designed for straightforward plug-and-play deployment in small offices, retail premises and surveillance installations. It provides ten 10/100/1000 Mbps ports, one SFP uplink for fiber connectivity and a 120W PoE power budget to power connected devices. With a switching capacity of 20 Gbps, this switch supports simultaneous data forwarding for multiple PoE devices while maintaining a simple unmanaged operation model that requires no configuration.

Advantages

The switch delivers reliable Gigabit connectivity and PoE power in a single device, reducing the need for separate power supplies and simplifying cabling. The integrated SFP slot enables flexible fiber uplink for network extension or uplink redundancy. A 120W PoE budget allows powering multiple access points, IP cameras or VoIP phones simultaneously, while the 20 Gbps switching capacity ensures adequate throughput for typical small to medium deployments. Unmanaged operation means rapid installation without configuration, suitable for environments where straightforward, stable connectivity is required.

Suitable for

• Small office and home office networks requiring PoE devices
• IP video surveillance systems with multiple cameras
• Wireless access point deployments in small to medium venues
• Voice over IP phone systems in offices and reception areas
• Network edge or closet installations with fiber uplink needs

Key specifications

• Ports: 10 x 10/100/1000 Mbps copper ports and 1 x SFP slot
• PoE power budget: 120W total
• Switching capacity: 20 Gbps
• Operation: Unmanaged, plug-and-play
• Form factor: Desktop or rackable shelf installation (compact footprint)
• Indicative use: Power and data for IP cameras, access points and VoIP phones

How to use

Install the switch on a stable surface or in a rack shelf near your network aggregation point. Connect the SFP module and fiber cable to the SFP slot if fiber uplink is required, or use the Gigabit copper uplink port to connect to your router or backbone. Plug PoE-enabled devices into the copper ports; the switch will automatically negotiate power and data without additional configuration. Ensure the total PoE consumption of connected devices does not exceed the 120W budget to maintain stable operation. Power the unit from a compatible mains outlet using the supplied power cord.

Recommendations

For reliable operation, plan PoE power allocation before installation: list the power requirements of each PoE device and verify combined consumption stays within the 120W budget. Use appropriate SFP modules compatible with your fiber type and distance, and place the switch in a ventilated location to avoid overheating. For larger deployments, consider segmenting devices across multiple switches to distribute power load and maintain optimal performance.