Network Switch Rack Mount – Compatible with TP-Link TL-SG108, Black

• CLEAR YOUR SHELF — When your network switch sits loose on a shelf, it takes up space without a defined place in your rack; this mount gives it a fixed rack position. Bring your switch into the equipment layout you are building in your home lab or office, so it belongs alongside your rack-mounted gear rather than occupying a separate shelf away from the rest of your setup.
• MATCH YOUR RACK — Put your network switch into your 10-inch rack with a plastic part made for that rack format, giving the switch a place in the equipment rack you already use. Check that your rack uses this format before planning the installation, and supply your own mounting hardware to attach the mount; mounting hardware is not included.
• PLAN YOUR SPACE — Give your network switch a 1U position so you know where it belongs before arranging the rest of your rack. Whether you are laying out a home lab or organizing office equipment, the mount\'s rack height lets you reserve a defined spot for the switch and plan the surrounding equipment around that position before you start moving things into place.
• KEEP YOUR SWITCH LOCKED — Retain the double-sided feet when fitting your network switch, because those feet lock the switch in place. When you move your switch from the shelf into your rack, keep those feet in use as part of the setup: they do the locking, so your installation gives the switch both a defined rack position and the retention it needs to stay in that position.
• BRING EQUIPMENT TOGETHER — Your eight-port network switch gets its own place alongside your other rack equipment, making it part of the layout rather than another item to find space for. In your office or the home lab you organize after work, arrange your equipment around that fixed position and keep the switch with the setup it serves instead of finding room for it elsewhere. WHAT\'S IN THE BOX — Only the item named in the title. No hardware is included (see the description).

Your network switch is sitting loose on a shelf while the rest of your equipment has a place in the rack. You want the switch in that layout, not left wherever there happens to be space.

This network switch rack mount is a plastic part that holds your eight-port network switch in a 10-inch equipment rack. It gives your switch a defined position rather than leaving it loose on a shelf, bringing it into the same arrangement as your other rack equipment. When you plan your setup, the switch has a place of its own instead of becoming the piece you find room for afterward.

Check your rack format and reserve a 1U position before installation. The mount is made for a 10-inch rack, and its 1U mounting size gives you a clear height to account for as you arrange the equipment around it. Start with that position in your layout, then organize the rest of your rack around the space your switch will occupy.

Keep the double-sided feet when fitting your network switch. Those feet lock the switch in place, so retaining them is part of using this mount. As you move your switch into its rack position, keep the feet in use rather than leaving them behind with the old shelf arrangement.

For people organizing a home lab or an office equipment rack, this mount turns a loose switch into part of a planned setup. Use it when building your rack layout or reorganizing equipment that has spread onto nearby shelves. Your switch stays with the equipment it serves, and the shelf space it occupied is free for something else.

HARDWARE NOT INCLUDED: Only the item named in the title is in the box. Every setup is different: depending on yours, mounting it or attaching it to an existing part may use hardware you already have, such as the original screws, or you may need to buy your own screws, bolts, tape or adhesive to suit your situation. No hardware of any kind is included with this listing.