TP-Link
Single Parallel Port Fast Ethernet Print Server
Enhance your office's printing capabilities with the TP-LINK TL-PS110P, a dedicated print server designed to connect your parallel-port printer to your network. This device allows multiple users to share a single printer, boosting efficiency and resource utilization. Featuring Fast Ethernet connectivity, it ensures reliable network performance for seamless shared printing. The TP-LINK TL-PS110P offers a straightforward solution for integrating legacy printers into modern network environments. It comes with a 1-year limited warranty, providing peace of mind for your business operations.
$90.00
Owner Satisfaction
4.3
/ 5
Category Rank
21
/ 71
#21 in Print Servers
Price vs Category Average
-49%
Below average
Printer Interface Type
Parallel Port (LPT)
/ Parallel Port (LPT)
Who it's for
- Extends Printer Lifespan
- Reliable Parallel Interface
- Simple Network Integration
Who should skip it
- Outdated Network Speed
- Limited Feature Support
- Complex Configuration
Key Specs
Printer Interface Type
Parallel Port (LPT)
Network Interface Type
Fast Ethernet
Number of Printer Ports
1
Ethernet Ports
1
Ethernet Speed
Fast Ethernet
Warranty Parts
1 Year Limited
Warranty Labor
1 Year Limited
Model Number
TL-PS110P
Features
- Share one parallel printer across your network
- Fast Ethernet for quick network connection
- Enables multiple users to print
- Connects old printers to new networks
- Easy network integration
- Supports Raw TCP/IP printing protocol
- Compact design for any workspace
What customers say
Users highly value this print server for its core function: reliably connecting legacy parallel port printers to modern networks. This capability extends the life of expensive hardware, offering significant cost savings for those needing this specific bridge. Once configured, the device proves exceptionally stable, operating as a true set it and forget it appliance that handles print queues quickly over Fast Ethernet. The main point of friction is the initial setup. Many customers find the provided utilities incompatible with current operating systems, forcing complex manual configuration via the web interface. Despite these setup hurdles requiring technical knowledge, the resulting stable network printing performance makes the effort worthwhile for supporting older systems.
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