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Choose how much cables you need

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Complete your wired network

TP-Link TL-POE150S Injector
PoE adapter

Convert the data from your switch into a PoE system. This way, you provide power via your network cables.

TP-Link SG2008P
Network switch

With extra switches, you can sort all your cables even more clearly. For example, choose a switch for every floor.

TP-Link Omada EAP245
Access point

Connect a network cable to an access point and you can extend the range of your router. There's no delay between your router and your access points.

Retail price99,-
69,-
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Also useful

TP-Link Omada ER605
Router

You set up the network connections the way you want, so you can also use them for a backup internet connection.

Veripart Power Strip 6-way 3m White
Power strip

With this power strip, you get 6 sockets to power your equipment.

Color: White

21,99
TP-Link TL-WPA7517 Kit 1000Mbps 2 Adapters (WiFi)
Powerline adapter

Because the powerline adapters are plug and play, you don't have to set them up.

BlueBuilt RJ45 CAT6 Coupler Black
Connector for UTP cables
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With the coupler, you can connect 2 network cables that are too short.

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Choose your insurance

Of course, you're careful with your new purchase. But accidents happen. You can choose the preferred coverage yourself below.