Notable switch, one of the most economical 24-port ones on the market from what I had searched 1.5 months ago when I ordered it at 77 euros. It is unmanaged and therefore plug-n-play, which is just right for us amateurs/beginners.

Sturdy construction, comes with a bag of screws and extensions to mount it in a rack (the screws for mounting it in the rack are not included, only the screws for the extensions).

I opened it and tested it to make sure the ports work and that I get the speeds I want. I had made a mistake in 1 of the 4 pairs of the UTP, resulting in getting at most <100 Mbps on a 300 Mbps line. It took me 3 hours but I managed to find the mistake. It works perfectly.

It will be installed in a 19" 6U rack in my apartment where it will distribute LAN network to 2 x cameras, 1 x access point and 8 x wall sockets. I will update if there is anything new.

TP-link = reliability! And the same applies here. Plug & play as these devices should be, after all. Once you set it up to "play," you usually don't need to deal with it again for many years! Personally, I installed it when I 'had to' upgrade from 100mbps switches to faster ones due to Starlink... and it does its job perfectly, and on the intranet, I have whatever the dish catches (>300mbps).

I have had it for 2.5 years in a machine room operating 24/7.
Voltage supply: from the building's Online UPS.
No problem.
It handles real-time video and audio where issues are immediately noticeable.

To my friend who complains about burnt devices:
In an industrial environment with noise, voltage spikes, or power supply instabilities, conditions often encountered in industrial zones or remote areas,
even equipment from well-known manufacturers worth thousands of euros would not survive.
If the operating conditions are as I described, put it on an isolation transformer and UPS.
Not even Cisco would survive, let alone the pure Chinese TP-link.

This particular switch is used in industrial installations, in a structured network installation. It is useless! It burns for no reason, resulting in constant returns and replacements. This specific one is a waste of money. Also, you trust the brand and even though you know you are buying something good, it is truly the most useless switch out there! Finally, the entire industry not having internet for such a thing.. what can I say!

24/7 flawless operation.
Speed indication 10-100/1000.
Adapters for connection to Rack.
In a few words, as you would expect a Switch to be.

I have always trusted the TP-LINK manufacturing company. Therefore, this specific product did not disappoint me, referring to the TP-LINK TL-SG1024D v6 switch. It has 24 ports to connect everything and recognizes the speed if it is 10/100/1000. It is also noiseless