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TP-Link SG5428X PoE switch

Managed stackable L3 Lite switch with Omada SDN support.

3 299 900 UZS

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Type

Managed L3 stackable

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Ports

24 × 1G RJ45 + 4 × 10G SFP+

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Mounting

19" rack

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Features

VLAN, QoS, OAM

Specifications

Type: Managed L3 stackable
Ports: 24 × 1G RJ45 + 4 × 10G SFP+
Mounting: 19" rack
Features: VLAN, QoS, OAM
Management: Omada SDN
L2 protocols: ERPS
Security: 802.1x, RADIUS, TACACS+
Routing protocols: RIP, OSPF, Static route

TP-Link SG5428X is an L3 Lite managed stackable switch with support for 10-gigabit SFP+ uplinks and the Omada SDN platform, designed for building high-performance corporate networks. The device provides dynamic routing (RIP, OSPF) and supports stacking, which allows scaling the network without replacing equipment. This is an ideal solution for organizations that require reliable, scalable infrastructure at the core or aggregation level.

Advantages

24 1G RJ45 ports + 4 10G SFP+ ports: high-speed uplinks for connecting to servers and backbones
Stacking: combining several switches into a single logical system with shared management
RIP and OSPF routing: dynamic routing for complex multi-segment networks
Omada SDN + VLAN + QoS + ERPS: flexible management, loop protection and fast recovery
802.1x, Radius/Tacacs+ authentication: corporate network security
OAM: monitoring of channel status and prompt detection of faults

Applications

Corporate network aggregation level: combining access switches into a high-performance node
Small and medium-scale data centers: connecting servers via 10G SFP+
Universities and large enterprises: a scalable network with dynamic routing
Telecommunications facilities: channel redundancy via ERPS and OAM monitoring

Frequently asked questions

What is stacking and why is it needed?

Stacking allows combining several physical switches into one logical device managed as a single whole, which simplifies administration and increases the number of ports.

Does the SG5428X support static routing?

Yes, in addition to the dynamic RIP and OSPF protocols, the switch also supports static routes for simple topologies.

How does L3 Lite differ from full L3?

L3 Lite supports the basic routing functions (static, RIP, OSPF) but does not include all the advanced protocols of a full L3 switch, while maintaining an optimal balance of capabilities and cost.

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