-19%19" TP-Link TL-SG2210P V3 Switch Rack Mount - 1U (Modular)
Gets the TL-SG2210P V3 into your 19" rack alongside your other gear without burning a full-depth shelf on it. The front-mount design keeps the 8 Gigabit PoE+ ports and 2 SFP slots accessible from the front of the rack, so uplink cabling and fiber stay clean and the status LEDs are easy to read.
Compatible with:
TP-Link TL-SG2210P V3 (8-Port Gigabit Smart Managed PoE+ Switch with 2 SFP Slots).
The mount snaps into my modular 19" 1U system, so you can pair it side by side with any of my other 1U modular mounts to fill the rest of the U cleanly. The switch slides in and locks against the front face with the RJ45 PoE+ ports, SFP slots, and indicator LEDs all forward-facing.
Included is the printed mount body and front panel. Rack mounting hardware is not included, so use whatever your rack uses. The switch itself is not included.
3D printed in PETG so it handles the warmth coming off a fully loaded PoE+ switch better than PLA would over time. A 10" mini-rack version is also listed in my shop. π¬ For any custom design requests please message me.
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Perfect part, fast shipping on time
Excellent customer service and everything exceeded our expectations!
Good quality 3D print. Exactly what I needed. Fits perfectly.
Great product. Perfect fit for my 10-inch rack.
This rack mount is outstanding. The print quality is solid and professional, with clean lines and no rough edges. My Firewalla Gold Plus fits perfectly and sits securely, giving the whole network setup a clean, organized look. The craftsmanship is topβtier, and it feels built to last. Another great piece from this seller β highly recommended.
This rack mount looks great. The print quality is clean and solid, with no rough edges or weak points. The Hue Bridge Pro fits perfectly and locks in with a snug, confident hold. It gives the setup a professional, organized look and feels like itβll last for years. Exactly what I was hoping for β highly recommended.

