Huawei S310-24P4S 24-Port Gigabit PoE+ Switch 4x SFP

Huawei S310-24P4S

The Huawei S310-24P4S PoE Switch provides high-density Gigabit Ethernet connectivity for modern enterprise campus environments. This L2+ networking device incorporates 24 dedicated 10/100/1000BASE-T ports alongside four specialized GE SFP uplink slots. It supports static routing protocols to manage internal traffic efficiently across different subnets. Furthermore, the integrated power supply delivers a robust 370W budget for Power over Ethernet applications. Consequently, it supports high-power devices such as Wi-Fi 6 access points and IP surveillance systems.

Key Features

• Gigabit Access Density
  The hardware provides 24 RJ45 ports for high-speed wired connections to workstations and peripherals.

• Flexible Uplink Options
  Four Gigabit SFP slots allow for long-distance fiber connectivity to core distribution layers without bottlenecking.

• Power over Ethernet Plus

  • Supports IEEE 802.3at and 802.3af standards for broad device compatibility
  • Provides up to 30W per port for high-draw powered devices
  • Delivers a total 370W system power budget for dense deployments

• Layer 3 Static Routing
  This capability enables basic inter-VLAN routing directly on the hardware to reduce latency.

Specifications

What’s in the Box

• Huawei S310-24P4S Unit
• AC Power Cord
• Rack Mount Kit
• Quick Start Guide

Why Choose the S310-24P4S

• The 24-port model integrates advanced security features like MAC address limiting and broadcast storm control to protect the local network.
• Additionally, its energy-efficient hardware design reduces operational costs in high-density office deployments.
• The inclusion of four SFP ports ensures that network engineers can maintain high-bandwidth backhaul without sacrificing any copper downlink ports.
• Consequently, this system offers a balanced approach to port density and power delivery for growing business infrastructures.
• Administrative tasks remain simple through multiple management interfaces including CLI and web-based GUIs for rapid configuration.
• Network administrators can implement VLAN tagging and QoS prioritization to ensure critical voice traffic receives precedence during peak loads.