Tenda S105 5-Port Ethernet Switch Price in Bangladesh
One router. Four more wired connections. No complicated setup.
Running out of LAN ports on your router? The Tenda S105 5-Port 10/100Mbps Unmanaged Ethernet Switch is a compact and affordable way to expand your wired network without installing complex networking equipment.
Designed for home users, small offices, shops and basic IP camera connections, the Tenda S105 offers five Fast Ethernet ports, plug-and-play operation, silent fanless cooling and reliable store-and-forward switching.
Simply connect it to an existing router or network, attach your Ethernet devices and start using your expanded LAN.
Five Ethernet Ports, More Room for Your Devices
The Tenda S105 provides 5 × 10/100Mbps RJ45 ports with automatic speed negotiation and Auto MDI/MDIX support.
For example, connect one port to your main router and use the remaining four ports for compatible devices such as desktop computers, printers, network video recorders or smart TVs.
Each port supports a maximum negotiated Ethernet link speed of 100Mbps. The S105 is therefore suitable for basic wired networks but is not a Gigabit switch.
The switch also supports automatic MAC address learning and store-and-forward packet transmission, helping manage traffic between connected devices.
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Plug In, Connect and Get to Work
You don't need advanced networking knowledge to install the Tenda S105.
Its unmanaged design works without software configuration, making it convenient for everyday LAN expansion.
The device features a 1Gbps total switching capacity, 1K MAC address table and 448KB packet buffer. These internal specifications help it manage compatible Fast Ethernet traffic efficiently.
With a compact 82 × 52 × 22.3mm body, fanless design and support for desktop or wall mounting, the S105 fits easily into small networking spaces.
For installation accessories, browse Trende's Networking Cables and Networking Equipment.
A Practical Switch for Home, Office and CCTV Networking
The S105 can be a useful addition to a small office with limited router ports or a basic CCTV network where several compatible devices require Ethernet connections.
However, Tenda S105 is a non-PoE switch. It carries network data but does not supply electrical power to IP cameras or other PoE devices.
For compatible cameras requiring power through Ethernet, consider the Tenda S106PC PoE Switch.
Need more ports? Explore the Tenda S108 8-Port Fast Ethernet Switch.
Planning to use broadband above 100Mbps or transfer larger files over a faster local network? The Tenda SG105 5-Port Gigabit Switch offers 10/100/1000Mbps connectivity.
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Tenda S105 5-Port Switch Price in Bangladesh
The current Tenda S105 5-Port Ethernet Switch price in Bangladesh is ৳570 at Trende Bangladesh, reduced from the regular price of ৳800.
Trende lists a 1-year official warranty for this model.
Trende Bangladesh is a sister concern of South Bangla Computers, which identifies itself as an exclusive Tenda distributor in Bangladesh.
For verified technical specifications, visit the Official Tenda S105 Specification Page.
If you need a simple and budget-friendly solution for adding Ethernet connections to your existing router, the Tenda S105 is a practical option. You can also explore other Tenda Products at Trende Bangladesh.
Frequently Asked Questions About Tenda S105
What is the Tenda S105 price in Bangladesh?
The Tenda S105 5-Port Ethernet Switch is listed at ৳570 at Trende Bangladesh, with a 1-year official warranty.
Is Tenda S105 a Gigabit switch?
No. It has five 10/100Mbps Fast Ethernet ports. For Gigabit connectivity, choose a suitable Gigabit switch.
Can Tenda S105 connect IP cameras?
Yes. It can carry Ethernet data for compatible IP cameras, but it does not provide PoE power.
Does Tenda S105 require configuration?
No. The S105 is an unmanaged plug-and-play Ethernet switch. Connect a compatible network and devices using Ethernet cables.
Does Tenda S105 provide Wi-Fi?
No. It expands wired Ethernet connectivity and does not create a wireless network.
