Ubiquiti UniFi 24 Port Pro Switch (USW-Pro-24)

Ubiquiti UniFi 24 Port Pro Switch (USW-Pro-24)
Key Features
(8) Gigabit RJ45 802.3bt PoE++ ports
(16) Gigabit RJ45 802.3at PoE+ ports
(2) 10G SFP+ ports
Layer 2 and Layer 3 features
400W maximum PoE power
UniFi Smart Power RPS DC input
Near-silent cooling
0% Noncondensing
○  Certifications: CE, FCC, IC

Powerful hardware and software

Ubiquiti USW-Pro24PoE Kenya offer a variety of features, including 10G SFP+ ports, PoE+ or PoE++ support, and Layer 3* switching capabilities. (*Layer 3 switching will be available in a future software release

UniFi SmartPower RPS, USP-RPS, is Ubiquiti’s PSU failover system.

In the event of a UniFi switch power supply failure, the USP-RPS automatically supplies redundant power to the failed device. One UniFi SmartPower device can support up to 6 devices until the failed device is replaced.

Touch screen display

The 1.3″ touchscreen display allows easy monitoring and quick troubleshooting.

Near silent cooling

Ubiquiti’s new airflow design reduces the need for fan usage.

Switching Performance

The second-generation UniFi switch offers a 65.47 Mpps forwarding capacity to simultaneously process traffic on all ports without packet loss. The UniFi PoE Pro Switch has a non-blocking throughput of 44 Gb/s with 88 Gb/s switching capacity.

Layer 3

The Ubiquiti USW-Pro24PoE boasts of Layer 3 protocol capabilities, such as inter-VLAN routing, static routing, and DHCP server functionality.

SFP+ Fiber Connectivity

Connect high-speed network storage or set up a long-distance uplink using the 10 Gb/s SFP+ ports.

Redundant Power

The Ubiquiti USW-Pro24PoE supports has an external DC power interface, which works with a separate power adapter as a power backup if the internal PSU fails.

UniFi Controller Network Management

The UniFi Network Controller can provision UniFi devices, map networks, manage system traffic, and monitor network statistics from one interface.

Multi-Site Management

You may use a single instance of the UniFi Controller running in the cloud from a centralized interface to manage multiple UniFi sites. Each site is logically separated with its own network monitoring, configuration, maps, statistics, and administrator accounts.