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TP-Link SG3428MP L2+ PoE switch

Omada series L2+ managed Gigabit switch for rack mounting.

4 636 900 UZS

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Type

L2+

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Mounting

19" rack

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SFP ports

4 × gigabit

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RJ45 ports

24 × 1 Gbps PoE+

Specifications

Type: L2+
Mounting: 19" rack
SFP ports: 4 × gigabit
RJ45 ports: 24 × 1 Gbps PoE+
PoE budget: 384W
PoE standard: 802.3af/at

TP-Link SG3428MP is a managed gigabit L2+ level switch of the Omada series with a 384 W PoE budget, designed for mounting in a 19-inch rack. The device is intended for corporate networks where it is necessary to simultaneously power and manage a large number of active devices: access points, IP cameras and VoIP terminals. Four gigabit SFP slots provide high-speed connection to upstream infrastructure.

Advantages

Powerful 384 W PoE budget: enough for the simultaneous powering of many demanding devices without loss of performance
24 Gigabit PoE+ ports: high throughput and powering of devices according to the 802.3at/af standard on each port
4 gigabit SFP slots: optical connection to aggregating switches or servers at high speed
L2+ level and Omada SDN series: advanced management capabilities, VLAN, QoS and centralized network control
Mounting in a 19-inch rack: neat and reliable installation in server rooms and telecommunication cabinets
Unified Omada ecosystem: integration with other TP-Link devices and management via a single controller

Applications

Corporate offices: centralized powering and management of Wi-Fi access points and IP phones
Hotels and business centers: scalable network infrastructure supporting a large number of client devices
High-resolution video surveillance systems: stable transmission of streams from numerous IP cameras
Educational institutions and medical facilities with an extensive network of network devices

Frequently asked questions

Does the switch support the PoE++ standard?

The SG3428MP supports the 802.3af and 802.3at (PoE+) standards with a total budget of 384 W; the 802.3bt (PoE++) standard is not declared on this model.

Can the switch be managed without a dedicated Omada controller?

Yes, the device is managed via a web interface, CLI and SNMP without a controller; the Omada controller extends centralized management capabilities but is not mandatory.

How many SFP ports are available for an uplink?

The switch is equipped with 4 gigabit SFP slots, which can be used for connection to the backbone network.

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