Overview

AT A GLANCE
Stacks easily with all WRT routers, with auto-sensing Gigabit ports that deliver maximum transfer speeds.
 
8 Gigabit Ethernet Ports
Quality of Service (QoS)
Auto-Sensing Ports maximize data flow rates of 10/100/1000 Mbps
Advanced power-saving mode detects unused ports
Easy Setup
 
FEATURES

8 GIGABIT ETHERNET PORTS
Transfer data 10x faster than Fast Ethernet, ensuring high-speed connectivity for wired devices.
 
QOS TRAFFIC MANAGEMENT
Reduce buffering by prioritizing high bandwidth activities with Quality of Service traffic management.
 
AUTO-SENSING PORTS
Maximize data flow and set the optimal speed for each connected device.
 
EASY SETUP
Installation is fast and easy. No CD required.
 
NETWORK SWITCH ADDS CONNECTIVITY TO YOUR WRT NETWORK
From surfing the Web to creating a robust local area network, you'll experience exceptionally fast wired speeds and versatile connectivity with our SE4008 WRT Switch. The switch fits perfectly with our WRT routers (sold separately) to create a powerful and space-efficient WRT network.
 
8-PORT GIGABIT ETHERNET SWITCH FOR THE FASTEST WIRED SPEEDS
Easily connect a gaming console, an IP camera, an external hard drive, or other devices to your home or office network and take advantage of ultra-fast wired Internet speeds. The switch is outfitted with eight Gigabit Ethernet ports that deliver speeds of up to 1,000 Mbps--up to 10 times faster than a traditional Fast Ethernet (10/100) connection. Quality of Service (QoS) technology helps prioritize video and audio applications for better streaming.
 

PERFECT WITH THE WRT1900AC ROUTER
With its sleek lines and stackable design, the SE4008 is a perfect match for our iconic WRT routers (sold separately)--allowing you to expand your local area network and connect devices to the Internet without taking up additional shelf space. The switch is also compatible with most other Wi-Fi routers.
 
POWER-SAVING MODE HELPS REDUCE ENERGY USE
To maximize energy efficiency and help you save on your electric bills, the SE4008 automatically enters into power-saving mode when it detects that a port is not in use or a connected device is turned off.