Ubiquiti EdgeSwitch 24 Rackmount Gigabit Managed Switch 24x RJ-45 2x SFP 250W PoE+ Manual
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Advantages and Disadvantages
Advantages
- 24x Gigabit RJ‑45 and 2x SFP offer flexible copper and fiber connectivity
- Up to 250W PoE+ with per‑port control, plus optional 24V passive PoE
- Non‑blocking 26 Gbps switching for smooth, high‑density traffic
- DHCP with fallback IP and web UI for fast, predictable setup
- Enterprise safety, ESD protection, and 1U rackmount design
Disadvantages
- Active cooling requires proper ventilation and may add noise
- Class A device may not suit residential environments
- 24V passive PoE requires careful device compatibility checks
- No 10G SFP+; limited to 1 Gbps fiber uplinks
- 250W budget may constrain very dense PoE deployments
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Frequently Asked Questions
It supports IEEE 802.3af/at PoE+ devices such as access points, VoIP phones, and security cameras, and can optionally power 24V passive PoE devices when configured per port.
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Connect a host to any port. The switch uses DHCP by default; if unavailable, use 192.168.1.2. Log in via a browser, then customize network, VLAN, and PoE settings. A console port is available for CLI.
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Yes, there are two hot‑swappable SFP ports supporting 1 Gbps modules for fiber uplinks or inter‑switch links. Use compatible SFP modules and fiber cabling.
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The ES‑24‑250W model provides up to 250W shared across PoE ports. Maximum per‑port PoE+ draw is up to 34.2W, subject to total budget and device requirements.
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It’s designed for -5 to 40°C and 5–95% non‑condensing humidity. The switch must be installed indoors with proper ventilation; use shielded cabling for outdoor runs.
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Yes. PoE is configurable per port. You can set Off, PoE+ auto (802.3af/at), or 24V passive per interface to match connected device requirements.
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It’s a 1U rackmount switch measuring approximately 485 x 43.7 x 285.4 mm and includes mounting hardware for standard 19-inch racks.
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Product Description
Ubiquiti EdgeSwitch 24: Power, Control, and Reliability
Built for Versatile, High‑Density Networks
The Ubiquiti EdgeSwitch 24 Rackmount Gigabit Managed Switch 24x RJ-45 2x SFP 250W PoE+ Manual is a dependable choice for small to mid-sized deployments that demand performance and flexibility. With 24 Gigabit RJ‑45 ports and 2 SFP slots for fiber uplinks, it delivers a total non‑blocking throughput of 26 Gbps while maintaining low latency and enterprise-grade stability.
PoE+ Power Where You Need It
This model provides up to 250W of PoE+ power across its 24 ports, supporting 802.3af/at as well as optional 24V passive PoE. That makes it ideal for powering access points, VoIP phones, cameras, and edge devices without separate injectors. Default PoE+ auto simplifies first-time setup, while per‑port PoE mode control lets you optimize power delivery for mixed environments.
Simple Management, Pro Features
Getting started is straightforward: the switch will use DHCP by default, with a fallback IP for quick access. The web-based configuration interface enables intuitive management of VLANs, PoE profiles, and link settings. A console port supports CLI access for advanced workflows and scripted maintenance.
Enterprise-Ready Hardware
Housed in a 1U rackmount chassis, the EdgeSwitch 24 includes active cooling, robust ESD/EMP protection, and broad electrical safety compliance. It’s designed for continuous operation in demanding conditions, with an operating temperature range of -5 to 40°C and humidity tolerance up to 95% non‑condensing. The SFP slots enable reliable fiber uplinks for aggregation or long-distance runs.
Ideal Use Cases
- Office floors consolidating APs, phones, and cameras
- Retail sites needing centralized PoE with fiber uplinks
- Education and hospitality deploying dense edge connectivity
Notes:
- Maintain at least 20 mm clearance for ventilation
- Use CAT5 or higher cabling; shielded cable for outdoor runs
- Verify device compatibility before enabling 24V passive PoE\nNo reviews were provided to analyze. There is no available feedback to identify positive or negative highlights or to generate a descriptive summary.
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