Tenda TEG1024D 24-Port Gigabit Switch Price in Kenya

Tenda TEG1024D 24-Port Gigabit Switch Price in Kenya

The Tenda TEG1024D is a 24-port Gigabit Ethernet switch for expanding wired networks in offices, schools, shops, workshops and other commercial premises. It connects computers, printers, network storage and separately powered equipment without requiring a management dashboard or complex configuration.

Its generous connection capacity makes it useful when several workstations need access to shared resources and the existing router has too few LAN ports. Connect it to the appropriate upstream network, then connect endpoint equipment using suitable Ethernet cables.

Request the current Tenda TEG1024D price in Kenya from Network Switch Kenya, including any required cabling, mounting accessories and installation services.

Product Overview

The TEG1024D is an unmanaged, non-PoE switch. It expands Ethernet connectivity but does not supply power to cameras, phones or wireless access points.

Basic switching operates without an administrator login. Addressing, internet access and application settings remain the responsibility of the router and connected equipment.

Tenda has released different hardware versions. The specifications below reference TEG1024D V9.0. Confirm the supplied version before relying on physical dimensions, power figures or accessory requirements.

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Key Specification

SpecificationTenda TEG1024D V9.0Product categoryUnmanaged Gigabit Ethernet switchNetwork interfaces24 × 10/100/1000Mbps RJ45Switching capacity48GbpsForwarding rate35.7MppsForwarding methodStore-and-forwardMAC address table8K entriesPacket buffer4MbitEnclosureMetalPower input100–240V AC, 50/60HzMaximum consumptionLess than 12WDimensions294 × 120 × 44mmMounting optionsDesktop, rack or wallIndicatorsPower and individual port Link/ActivityOperating temperature0–45°COperating humidity10–90%, noncondensingPort surge protection6kV ratingPower surge protection4kV ratingPoE outputNoneFiber interfacesNone

Specifications follow Tenda’s V9.0 parameter information. Surge ratings do not guarantee protection against every electrical event or direct lightning strike. Tenda Global

Features and Benefits

More Connections for a Growing Network

A 24-port switch can bring several workstations and shared devices together at one location.

With one connection used upstream, 23 ports remain for directly connected equipment. This gives smaller installations room to expand without immediately adding another switch.

Count all required connections before purchasing, including printers, recorders, storage and links to other network equipment.

Gigabit Connectivity for Local Resources

Gigabit connections are useful when users transfer files, access shared storage or work with other appropriately equipped devices.

Actual throughput depends on the entire path. A slower network adapter, damaged cable, busy server or limited storage system can restrict performance.

The switch does not increase the speed supplied by an internet package.

Straightforward Deployment

Unmanaged operation suits installations where the main requirement is additional Ethernet connections.

There is no switch configuration interface to maintain, but connected devices still need suitable settings. Printers require client configuration, cameras need activation and recording setup, and access points need wireless settings.

Flexible Installation

Tenda documents desktop, rack and wall placement for V9.0, allowing installers to choose an arrangement suited to the premises. Tenda Global

Use the appropriate mounting hardware and keep the unit accessible for inspection and cable maintenance.

Centralized Cabling

Bringing connections into one equipment location can simplify labeling and troubleshooting.

A patch panel and suitable cabinet can improve organization where many permanent cable runs terminate together. Select these separately according to the installation.

Typical Applications

Office Workstations

Connect computers, printers and shared resources while the router provides internet gateway services.

For another unmanaged Gigabit option, compare the TP-Link TL-SG1024D at Orbitlink Solutions.

Schools and Training Rooms

Connect classroom or laboratory computers to shared resources. Plan the upstream connection around the applications and number of simultaneous users.

If the project requires configurable separation between groups, select a managed platform rather than assuming an unmanaged switch supplies those controls.

Retail and Administrative Premises

Bring POS equipment, computers and printers together according to the business’s network plan.

Payment and other sensitive systems should follow the requirements of the complete network and service provider.

Workshops and Commercial Buildings

Provide wired connections for appropriately specified equipment in suitable indoor conditions.

Keep networking equipment away from excessive dust, moisture and heat, and use suitable cabinets where needed.

Surveillance Networks

Carry traffic between separately powered cameras and a recorder. The switch does not provide camera power.

Recorder channel capacity, incoming bandwidth and storage must be checked independently.

Planning Port Capacity and Performance

Example installationPorts usedPorts remainingRouter, 16 computers, printer and storage195Upstream switch, 20 computers and 2 printers231Router and 23 endpoints240

These examples show physical capacity, not guaranteed application performance.

Traffic crossing the upstream connection shares that link. Local traffic between directly connected devices follows a different path from internet traffic.

For a comparable product on Network Switch Kenya, review the TP-Link TL-SG1024 Gigabit Rackmount Switch.

How to Set Up the Tenda TEG1024D

1. Confirm the Hardware Version

Read the version on the unit or packaging. Obtain the matching installation instructions and confirm the supplied accessories.

Inspect the enclosure, power connector and ports before installation.

2. Prepare a Connection Plan

List every endpoint and reserve capacity for the upstream network.

Identify devices requiring separate power. Prepare tested Cat5e or Cat6 cabling for Gigabit connections and label permanent cable runs.

For ordinary copper Ethernet, plan within the standard 100-meter channel limit.

3. Mount the Switch

Use a stable desktop location or the mounting method supported by the supplied unit.

Keep ventilation clear and provide space for cable routing. Support cables so their weight does not strain the ports.

Do not assume mounting hardware for another switch will fit.

4. Connect Mains Power

Connect the correct power cable to a suitable supply. Check that the power indicator illuminates.

Where continuity matters, size a UPS for the switch, router and other equipment required to maintain service. Separately powered endpoints also need backup if they must stay operational.

5. Connect the Router or Upstream Switch

Connect a router LAN port to one Ethernet port on the Tenda.

For an ordinary office installation, retain the modem or ONT connection to the router and place the switch on the LAN side.

Start with one upstream cable. Avoid parallel connections between switches, which can create a loop.

6. Connect Endpoints Gradually

Connect computers, printers and other devices, checking link indicators as you proceed.

If a connection does not appear, confirm endpoint power, reseat the cable and test with a known-good lead.

Provide separate power to cameras, phones and access points.

7. Verify Addressing

Where the router provides DHCP, ordinary clients can obtain settings automatically.

For static-address equipment, confirm unique addresses, the correct subnet, gateway and DNS settings.

The unmanaged switch itself does not need a management IP address for normal operation.

8. Test Local Resources

Print a test page, access storage and transfer a representative file.

For surveillance, check recording and playback as well as live images. Testing only internet browsing may miss local configuration problems.

9. Check Connection Speeds

If a computer reports 100Mbps instead of Gigabit, inspect the complete path.

Check endpoint capability, patch leads, wall outlets and cable terminations. Try another port and known-good cable before replacing hardware.

10. Test Simultaneous Activity

Run the applications expected during normal business use.

Several users accessing one server or internet connection may expose limits that do not appear in a single-device test.

11. Label and Document

Record the upstream port, endpoint connections and cable routes.

Keep the port map near the equipment or in the installation records to simplify future work.

Troubleshooting Common Problems

ProblemChecks to makeNo powerCheck the mains outlet and power connectionNo link on one portCheck endpoint power and a known-good cableConnection runs at 100MbpsCheck endpoint capability and all cable pairsLocal resources work but internet does notCheck the router, gateway, DNS and servicePrinter cannot be reachedConfirm its address and client configurationCamera does not power onProvide its required separate power sourceInstability after adding a cableCheck for a network loopSeveral users become slow togetherCheck shared upstream and resource capacity

Advantages

• Provides many wired connections in one unit.
• Supports Gigabit-capable endpoints.
• Requires no switch login or controller.
• Offers several mounting arrangements.
• Uses a metal enclosure.
• Suits straightforward network expansion.
• Leaves room for growth in smaller installations.

Disadvantages and Limitations

• Does not supply PoE power.
• No configurable VLAN or management dashboard.
• No built-in fiber interfaces.
• One port normally serves the upstream connection.
• Does not provide Wi-Fi or internet routing.
• Shared upstream capacity can become a bottleneck.
• Hardware revisions differ in physical details.

Comparing Gigabit Alternatives

For similar unmanaged Gigabit requirements, compare the D-Link DGS-1024D at Tawa and its separate 24-port Gigabit switch listing. Confirm the exact model on the quotation.

Reisen SEO also lists the TP-Link TL-SG1024, TP-Link TL-SG1024D and D-Link DGS-1024D. Compare hardware version, mounting accessories and warranty coverage alongside connection requirements.

When Managed Switching Is Required

If the installation needs configurable network controls, review the UniFi Standard 24 or UniFi Pro 24. These require a different management approach from the unmanaged Tenda.

Another platform to assess is the MikroTik CRS326-24G-2S+RM at MikroTik Kenya. Check its interface arrangement and configuration requirements against the project.

When Integrated PoE Is Required

For powered cameras, phones or access points, compare the UniFi Standard 24 PoE and UniFi Pro 24 PoE.

Orbitlink Solutions also lists the Ubiquiti USW-24-PoE and USW-Pro-24-PoE. Compare powered-port counts, supported standards and shared budgets; a 24-port product name does not establish how many devices it can power.

Considering Fast Ethernet Models

Fast Ethernet equipment belongs to a different speed category. Compare it against the application rather than treating every 24-port switch as equivalent.

Relevant listings include the TP-Link TL-SF1024D at Orbitlink Solutions, TP-Link TL-SF1024 at Tawa and D-Link DES-1024D unmanaged model. Tawa also has a separate DES-1024D desktop listing.

For additional comparisons, Reisen SEO lists the D-Link DES-1024D and TP-Link TL-SF1024. Confirm exact models and supported speeds before ordering.

Package and Accessories

Confirm the quotation includes the correct mains cable, documentation and required mounting hardware.

Specify Ethernet cables, patch panels, cabinets, UPS equipment and installation services separately unless expressly included. Verify product condition and warranty coverage before purchase.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does the TEG1024D provide PoE?

No. Connected equipment requiring power needs a suitable separate source.

Does it require configuration?

No switch configuration is required for basic unmanaged operation.

How many endpoints can connect alongside a router?

With one port used upstream, 23 remain for directly connected devices.

Can it create separate VLANs?

It does not provide configurable managed-switch VLAN controls. Select an appropriate managed model if that is required.

Will it increase internet speed?

It may remove a slower local link where that is the bottleneck. It cannot increase the speed supplied by the internet service.

Can it work without internet?

Correctly configured local equipment can communicate without internet. Online services still require an upstream connection.

Buy the Tenda TEG1024D in Kenya

Contact Network Switch Kenya for a quotation on the Tenda TEG1024D 24-Port Gigabit Switch. Share your endpoint count, mounting needs and cabling requirements to confirm the supplied version and accessories.