D-link DGS-1530-28S 24-port 1G Sfp Stackable Switch

Product Description

The D-LINK SYSTEMS INC. DGS-1530-28S is a 24-port 1G SFP stackable managed switch designed for structured network deployments in commercial and enterprise environments. It provides 24 SFP slots operating at 1 Gigabit per second, allowing fiber or copper SFP transceiver modules to be installed based on cabling infrastructure requirements. The stackable architecture enables multiple units to be linked together and managed as a single logical switch, reducing administrative overhead in larger installations. Network administrators and low-voltage integration technicians are the primary professionals who deploy and configure this unit.

The DGS-1530-28S is suited for commercial building networks, data closets, and enterprise campus deployments where high port density and stacking capability are required. Its SFP-based port design makes it a practical choice for environments that rely on fiber backbone cabling or require flexible media options across distribution and access layers. It is sold as a single unit per order.

Key Features

• 24 x 1G SFP slots for flexible fiber or copper transceiver module support
• Stackable design allows multiple switches to be managed as one logical unit
• High port density supports structured cabling deployments in commercial environments
• SFP-based architecture accommodates varied cabling and distance requirements
• Managed switch feature set supports network segmentation and administrative control

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style stackable managed switch compatible with standard 1G SFP transceiver modules. Consult D-LINK SYSTEMS INC. documentation for verified transceiver and stacking cable compatibility before deployment.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified network technician or low-voltage systems integrator familiar with managed switch configuration. Power down adjacent network equipment and follow proper electrostatic discharge precautions before handling SFP modules or stacking cables. Rack mounting should conform to standard 19-inch EIA rack specifications. Refer to local building and low-voltage codes, including applicable sections of the NEC, when routing cabling and powering the unit.