TP-Link TL-SL1311P 8-Port 10/100 Mbps PoE+ Switch with 3 Gigabit Uplinks

Power Eight PoE Devices with Dedicated Gigabit Uplinks The TP-Link TL-SL1311P combines eight 10/100 Mbps PoE+ ports with two Gigabit RJ45 uplinks and one Gigabit SFP slot. Its 65W shared PoE budget suits compatible cameras, access points and IP phones, while a fanless metal enclosure and physical mode switches keep everyday installation straightforward. Highlights Eight powered access ports IEEE 802.3af/at PoE+, up to 30W per port within the shared 65W budget. Access ports operate at up to 100 Mbps. Three Gigabit uplinks Two Gigabit RJ45 ports and one Gigabit SFP slot. SFP transceiver sold separately. Practical surveillance features Extend mode, port isolation and PoE Auto Recovery. Fanless desktop or wall-mounted installation. Key Features Plan the total PoE load The eight ports share 65W; they cannot all provide 30W simultaneously. Prioritisation preserves power to lower-numbered ports if the total demand exceeds the budget. Keep uplinks separate Use the two Gigabit copper ports and Gigabit SFP slot for uplink connections. The powered access ports remain 10/100 Mbps, which should be considered for higher-bandwidth devices. Extend selected camera links Extend mode supports data and power up to 250M on the selected ports at 10 Mbps. Actual reach depends on cabling and the powered device, so confirm the installation requirements. Use isolation and recovery when appropriate Isolation separates downlink traffic while allowing communication with uplink ports. PoE Auto Recovery can restart unresponsive devices; disable it during powered-device firmware upgrades or when sleep behaviour would trigger unwanted resets. Install without a controller This unmanaged switch works without software configuration or an Omada controller. Use the included external power adapter and the physical switches to select the required operating modes. Summary TL-SL1311P suits practical PoE deployments that need eight Fast Ethernet access ports, a 65W power budget and separate Gigabit uplinks in a quiet enclosure.