Tp-link Usa Corporation SG3428XMPP 24-port Gigabit Switch

Product Description

The TP-LINK USA CORPORATION SG3428XMPP is a managed Omada-series enterprise gigabit switch designed for high-demand commercial and industrial network infrastructure. Based on the model designation, the unit supports 24 gigabit PoE-capable copper ports alongside 4 SFP uplink ports for fiber or high-speed backbone connections. Managed switches in this class are deployed by network engineers and IT infrastructure technicians in environments requiring VLAN segmentation, QoS prioritization, and centralized control through a network management platform. The SG3428XMPP fits within the Omada SDN ecosystem, allowing integration with compatible Omada controllers for unified network management.

This switch is suited for enterprise, commercial, and institutional deployments where Power over Ethernet delivery to endpoints such as access points, IP cameras, VoIP phones, and other PoE devices is required at scale. It is appropriate for wiring closet installation in office buildings, schools, hospitality environments, and light industrial facilities. The 4 SFP ports support uplink aggregation or fiber connectivity to a core or distribution layer switch, making it a viable access-layer or aggregation-layer device in structured cabling environments.

Key Features

• 24 gigabit copper ports with PoE support for powered device deployments
• 4 SFP uplink ports for fiber or high-speed backbone connectivity
• Managed switch with enterprise-grade Layer 2 feature support
• Part of the Omada SDN ecosystem for centralized network management
• Designed for access-layer or aggregation-layer roles in structured commercial networks

Compatibility

Designed for use within the TP-LINK Omada SDN product ecosystem as a managed enterprise access or aggregation switch. No specific compatible model numbers or replacement part numbers were provided in the product data.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified network engineer or IT infrastructure technician familiar with managed switch configuration and structured cabling standards. Mount in a standard 19-inch equipment rack using appropriate rack ears and follow EIA-310 rack mounting guidelines. Power down or disconnect upstream network equipment before making trunk or uplink connections to avoid broadcast storms during initial configuration. Verify PoE power budget requirements for all connected powered devices before commissioning to ensure the switch power supply is not overloaded.