Description

Overview

The Ruijie RG-EG105G-P V2 is a small-office gateway that does two jobs in one box: it routes the office internet, and it powers the devices on the network. It is a wired, cloud-managed PoE router — five Gigabit ports, four of them PoE+, with a 54 W total PoE budget. Plug in an access point, an IP camera or a VoIP phone, and this one box gives it both a network connection and its power.

Be clear on one point up front, because buyers searching for a “router” usually expect Wi-Fi: this model has no Wi-Fi at all. It is a wired-only gateway. The Wi-Fi comes from access points connected to it — and since its PoE ports can power those access points directly, the pairing is natural. A ceiling access point such as the TP-Link EAP225 AC1350 can hang off one of its PoE ports and cover the office.

The box is a flat white and silver desktop unit, 206.5 × 28 × 108.5 mm, fanless, weighing 0.75 kg. It has one dedicated WAN port and four LAN ports, with one LAN port switchable to a second WAN, so a small office can run two internet lines with load balancing and failover.

Key Benefits

The first benefit is that one box replaces two. A small office normally needs a router and a PoE switch, or a router plus a handful of injectors, to power its access points and cameras. The RG-EG105G-P V2 is both: the gateway and the power source. Four PoE+ ports with a 54 W total budget cover a typical small office — an access point or two, a camera over the door, a phone on a desk.

The second benefit is uptime. Most small offices lose a working day when their single internet line goes down. This router takes two WAN connections and balances the load between them, with failover that moves traffic to the working line automatically.

The third benefit is management that costs nothing extra. Ruijie Cloud is free: configure the router from the app, check it remotely, push a firmware update, and join it to Ruijie’s self-organising network with other Reyee switches and access points. Built-in VPN — IPSec, OpenVPN, PPTP and L2TP — lets branch staff and remote employees connect back to the office network securely.

Features and Advantages

The port layout is the heart of this router. Five Gigabit RJ45 ports in total: one WAN, four LAN, with LAN3 switchable to a second WAN. That gives the office up to two WAN connections and at least three LAN connections at any time.

The PoE side is straightforward. Four ports deliver PoE and PoE+ under IEEE 802.3af/at, with a 54 W total budget shared between them. One number is deliberately not stated here: a per-port maximum wattage. Only the 54 W total is confirmed for the V2 in the documents reviewed.

Performance is rated by retailers at up to 600 Mbps throughput with up to 100 concurrent users — figures corroborated by three independent retailers, though not in the official V2 install-guide excerpt reviewed. The hardware underneath is a dual-core 880 MHz processor with 128 MB of DDRIII memory and 16 MB of flash. That 16 MB flash figure is how you tell this V2 apart from the newer V3, which has 32 MB of flash and a 1,000 Mbps turbo mode.

Power comes from a 54 V DC adapter on a 100–240 V AC input, with maximum consumption under 60 W including the PoE load. The unit is fanless, runs from 0 °C to 40 °C, and is managed at 192.168.110.1 by default, or through Ruijie Cloud.

Ideal Users

Small offices will get the most out of this router. A business with a handful of staff, two internet lines and a couple of access points gets its gateway and its PoE power from one box, managed from a phone.

CCTV setups are the second group. A shop or office with a few IP cameras and one access point can run the whole thing from this router: the cameras take power and network from the PoE ports, the access point takes the fourth, and the router handles the internet and the remote viewing VPN. If the camera count grows past four powered devices, a PoE+ switch such as the TP-Link TL-SG2428P is the natural next step.

Hotels, schools and retail branches are the third group. Any site that runs Ruijie access points and wants one cloud-managed gateway to tie them together will find this fits.

Technical Specifications

Specification	Details
Model	Ruijie RG-EG105G-P V2 (Ruijie Reyee)
Product type	Wired cloud-managed PoE gateway/router — NO Wi-Fi
Ports	5 × 10/100/1000Base-T Gigabit RJ45 total: 1 × WAN + 4 × LAN, with LAN3 switchable to WAN (up to 2 × WAN)
PoE output	4 × PoE/PoE+ ports (IEEE 802.3af/at), 54 W total PoE budget
Recommended throughput	Up to 600 Mbps (retailer-corroborated)
Concurrent users	Up to 100 (retailer-corroborated)
CPU	Dual-core, 880 MHz
RAM / Flash	128 MB DDRIII / 16 MB
Power	AC 100–240 V input (rated current 1.5 A); 54 V DC adapter; max power consumption < 60 W (with PoE load)
WAN features	Dual-WAN load balancing and failover
VPN	IPSec, OpenVPN, PPTP, L2TP
Management	Free Ruijie Cloud (app/web), self-organising network (SON), scenario-based configuration, captive portal
Dimensions	206.5 × 28 × 108.5 mm (without rubber pads)
Weight	0.75 kg
Operating temperature	0 °C to 40 °C (storage −40 °C to 70 °C)
Operating humidity	10% to 90% RH
Cooling	Fanless / natural heat dissipation
Certification	CE, RoHS
Default management address	192.168.110.1 (default password: admin)
Colour / form	White/silver flat desktop metal box, front status LED, rear ports

FAQs

Does the RG-EG105G-P V2 have Wi-Fi? No — it is a wired-only gateway/router. Pair it with Ruijie or TP-Link access points for Wi-Fi; its PoE ports can power those access points directly.

How many PoE devices can it power? Four PoE/PoE+ ports with a 54 W total budget — access points, IP cameras or VoIP phones, within the 54 W total.

How many internet connections can it use? Two — one dedicated WAN port plus a LAN port that can be switched to a second WAN, with load balancing and failover.

How is it managed? Free Ruijie Cloud via app or web, or locally at 192.168.110.1. It also joins Ruijie’s self-organising network with other Reyee switches and APs.

What is the difference between the V2 and the V3? The V3 is the newer version Ruijie now lists: it has 32 MB flash (V2 has 16 MB) and a 1,000 Mbps turbo mode (V2 is rated 600 Mbps). Ports, PoE budget and size are the same. This listing is for the V2 — check the label on your unit. For a business-grade VPN router alternative, the TP-Link ER605 is a Gigabit VPN router for small offices.

Why Buy From NexGenShop.pk?

NexGenShop.pk lists the Ruijie RG-EG105G-P V2 at Rs 16,499 — the V2, with its 16 MB flash and 600 Mbps rating stated plainly, not the newer V3’s figures. The listing says clearly that this is a wired-only router with no Wi-Fi, and that only the 54 W total PoE budget is confirmed, so buyers know exactly what they are getting. For new stock and offers, follow NexGenShop.pk on Facebook and Instagram.

Final Conclusion

The Ruijie RG-EG105G-P V2 is a tidy answer to a common small-office problem: one box that routes the internet, powers the access points and cameras, keeps a second internet line ready, and manages itself from a free cloud app. At Rs 16,499 it undercuts buying a router and a PoE switch separately, and its 54 W PoE budget covers the devices a small site actually runs. Just remember what it is not: it has no Wi-Fi of its own, and it is the V2 — check the label, add an access point, and the office is online.