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TP-Link
A 28-port Gigabit switch with 24 PoE+ ports, a 384 W budget and 250 m PoE reach, plus easy centralised management
The TP-Link Omada ES228GMP is a 28-port Gigabit Easy Managed switch with 24 PoE+ ports, two RJ45 ports and two SFP slots. It delivers a total PoE budget of 384W and supports PoE transmission up to 250 metres. Centralised management and automatic loop prevention simplify network administration.
This switch suits installers who need many powered ports and long cable runs without separate injectors. It is not for buyers who require full Layer 3 routing, advanced CLI configuration or a higher aggregate PoE budget for dense high-power endpoints.
The 384W limit is the single figure that decides whether this unit can power every connected device simultaneously. Calculate the combined draw of all powered endpoints before purchase to ensure the budget covers peak load.
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