D-Link

These rackmount switches are ideal when adding additional users or devices to your network. They feature 1000Mbps (or 1GbE) speeds and full functionality (layer 2 / layer 3) data traffic management features in order to control network efficiency by segregating, prioritising or grouping network traffic by type, user or function. Power over Ethernet (PoE) models are also available.

These standalone or rackmount switches are ideal when adding additional users or devices to your network. They feature 1000Mbps (or 1GbE) speeds and some data traffic management features in order to control user experience by segregating or prioritising network traffic by type or user. Power over Ethernet (PoE) models are also available.

These standalone switches are ideal for home office use when adding additional devices to your network. They feature basic 100Mbps speeds and some simple data traffic management features in order to control user experience by segregating or prioritising network traffic by type or user. Power over Ethernet (PoE) models are also available.

These standalone switches are ideal for home or small office use when adding additional devices to your network. They feature 1000Mbps (or 1GbE) speeds and some simple data traffic management features in order to control user experience by segregating or prioritising network traffic by type or user. Power over Ethernet (PoE) models are also available.

These standalone switches are ideal for home office use when adding additional devices to your network. They feature 1000Mbps (or 1GbE) speeds and simple plug and play set-up with no configuration required. Power over Ethernet (PoE) models are also available.

A network with multiple wireless access points can be tedious to maintain. An AP management device connects into the same network as the access points. The device allows control of all the AP's from one point. Note that some management devices can only control up to a certain number of AP's. Always check the specifications of the device.
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These pieces of hardware work with both wired and wireless networks and devices in specific ways. A Wireless Access Point is a 'wired to wireless' solution. It extends a wired network by converting it into a wireless connection.A Wireless Bridge allows devices such as gaming consoles, digital video cameras etc that come with a RJ45 network port to connect to a wireless network. As the unit effectively bridges together a wireless network to these connected wired network devices. Check individual specifications of the product for the exact features and capabilities to make sure it meets your requirements.
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These aerials and accessories are for a range of wireless computer products. They include products that will extend the range of the wireless signal. Note that many of these products are specific to particular brands and products, so always check the specification to confirm the application and fitment.
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These routers deploy the speed advantage gained by using the latest 802.11ac WiFi standard to make sure your home network is as fast as possible. These routers are some of the best-looking on the market, so it's worth exploring this category if you want a piece of hardware that'll look as good as it runs.

External network cards or adapters are added to predominantly laptop devices to add wired Ethernet connectivity. A USB port is used to add either single or multiple RJ45 ports - the common wired interface used to connect via Ethernet to network switches and routers.

Transceivers are a required modular interface when using fibre networking technologies. Whether SFP, SFP+, QSFP+, QSFP28 or QSFP56 - these transceiver modules slot into the compatible switch ports to deliver the fastest speed data transmissions whilst providing the lowest latencies.

A firewall is a security device which can be either hardware and/or software based. The purpose of a firewall is to permit or deny proxy data coming in and out of your computer system and/or network. A firewall may simply be hardware deep packet inspection, or linked to various software signatures looking at anti-virus, anti-spam, or phishing threats. In this latter case they are often referred to as UTM devices (Unified Threat Management). If a higher degree of security is required, then a Next Generation Firewall (NGFW) should be considered.

Mesh routers provide superior WiFi coverage than standard routers. They work by including multiple units, which you can place around your home or office. Each unit communicates with one another using a private radio channel, improving bandwidth and reliability.

Network wall sockets, tools and accessories for all your cabling network requirements. Build a integrated cable network within the walls of a building to making up loose network patch cables.
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These modems allow internet access using a 3G data sim card. These modems output internet via WiFi, which is your own private WiFi hotspot to connect all your devices to. These portable devices are ideal when a fixed line internet connection is not available or when on the move with multiple internet devices.
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These rackmount switches are ideal when adding additional users or devices to your network, or upgrading the network core. They feature 10GbE speeds and some data traffic management features in order to control user experience by segregating or prioritising network traffic by type or user.

Smart Home CCTV includes Video/Sound capture devices that use Smart home based devices.

Designed to offer Power over Ethernet (PoE) functionality for a single or limited number of ports without upgrading the entire switch, these injectors are ideal in adding flexibility and reduced cabling to your network when using PoE enabled devices such as wireless access points and IP cameras.

These 24 to 48 port switches are the ideal choice for large office, schools, server applications and large corporate organisations. Geared towards high end networks which include devices such as NAS drives, security cameras, work stations and printers into one network.

These wireless USB adapters connect into any USB port of a desktop or laptop. This allows the computer to connect to a wireless network without having to run a network cable to the system. Advanced features such as high bandwidth and encryption ensure both a fast and secure connection to a WiFi network.
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