Huawei S5735-L24P4S-A1 24-Port PoE+ Managed Switch

Brand: Huawei | Category: Network Switches

SKU: HUAWEIS5735L24P4SA124PORTPOESWITC | Part #: HUAWEIS5735L24P4SA124PORTPOESWITC | MPN: SKU-HUAWEIS5735L24P4SA124PORTPOESWITC

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The Huawei S5735-L24P4S-A1 (SKU-HUAWEIS5735L24P4SA124PORTPOESWITC) delivers 128 Gbps of switching capacity with a forwarding rate of 95.2 Mpps, which means this platform maintains line-rate performance across all 24 ports simultaneously under full load. That combination of throughput and packet-handling speed is what separates a switch that merely connects devices from one that actually sustains enterprise traffic patterns without bottleneck. For network engineers and infrastructure teams evaluating managed Layer 2/3 switches for mid-range campus networks, branch offices, or smaller data centre deployments, this specification pairing is the foundation of everything else the platform offers.

Huawei engineered the S5735-L24P4S-A1 around practical power delivery requirements. The 24 10/100/1000 Mbps Ethernet ports all support PoE+, backed by a total power budget of 370W—enough to run high-draw devices like enterprise-grade wireless access points, PTZ cameras, or IP phones across the entire port set without forcing users to choose which devices stay powered. That matters in real deployments. Network administrators responsible for campus-wide WiFi rollouts or surveillance infrastructure often face port-by-port power limitations on cheaper switches, which either adds cost (external injectors, additional circuits) or reduces deployment flexibility (only certain ports can power certain devices). The Huawei approach removes that friction. Redundant dual power supplies ensure that a single PSU failure doesn't cascade into network downtime—a standard expectation in any managed switch targeting enterprise environments, but worth stating clearly because it directly reduces mean time to recovery during maintenance windows.

The stacking capability deserves attention from teams planning growth without redesigning the network. The S5735-L24P4S-A1 supports stacking up to four units, which creates a logical 96-port managed platform from four physical chassis while using a single management interface. That architectural flexibility matters for organizations that anticipate port density growth in the next two to three years but don't have justification (or budget) for a full core switch replacement right now. Network engineers can roll out two units initially, then add two more as demand warrants, all while maintaining consistent management, VLAN handling, and QoS policies across the stack. The Huawei management toolset—Web GUI, CLI, and SNMP—remains unchanged across the stack, so training and operational procedures don't need to shift as the platform scales.

Management access is straightforward and familiar to any infrastructure team that has worked with mid-market switches. Huawei built the S5735-L24P4S-A1 with Web GUI access for administrators who prefer graphical configuration, CLI for automation and scripting scenarios, and SNMP for integration into existing monitoring and event management systems. The redundant dual power supplies are backed by the compact form factor—440 mm x 330 mm x 44 mm—which fits standard rack mounting without special modifications. Operating temperature range of 0°C to 45°C covers most controlled data centre and office network closet environments; facilities in the UAE and broader GCC region operating well-cooled server rooms will find this entirely sufficient. For organizations deploying this switch in branch locations or smaller remote offices where climate control is less predictable, the lower bound is tight, so site assessment is warranted.

The real value of the Huawei S5735-L24P4S-A1 (SKU-HUAWEIS5735L24P4SA124PORTPOESWITC) emerges when you match the hardware to the actual problem it solves: consolidating access-layer switching with integrated power delivery in environments that have grown beyond basic unmanaged infrastructure but don't yet require core-level complexity or density. A 100-person office expanding its video conferencing infrastructure, a mid-sized logistics hub adding IoT sensors and wireless coverage, or an enterprise branch needing to retire aging PoE switches—these are the deployment scenarios where this platform delivers return on investment quickly. The combination of Layer 2/3 switching, full PoE+ coverage, and stacking support addresses those needs without overshooting into unnecessary feature sets or cost that many organizations cannot justify. Huawei's reputation for reliability in GCC and Southeast Asian markets means that procurement and support teams working in those regions often have existing relationships and stock channels that reduce lead times and total cost of ownership.

Performance and Connectivity Specifications

• 128 Gbps switching capacity with 95.2 Mpps forwarding rate maintains line-rate throughput at full port utilisation across all 24 ports
• 24 x 10/100/1000 Mbps Gigabit Ethernet ports with 370W total PoE+ power budget supports enterprise access devices without external power injectors
• Layer 2/3 managed switch capability includes VLAN support, static routing, and QoS policies for segmentation and priority traffic handling
• Stacking support for up to 4 units creates a single logical 96-port platform with unified management and simplified operational workflows
• Redundant dual power supplies with compact 440 x 330 x 44 mm form factor fits standard 1RU rack mounting and office network closet installations
• Web GUI, CLI, and SNMP management interfaces integrate with existing network monitoring and automation frameworks across heterogeneous environments
• Operating temperature range 0°C to 45°C suitable for controlled data centre and office environments throughout GCC region

Omnixon Global supplies the Huawei S5735-L24P4S-A1 across the UAE, GCC, and into Asia-Pacific and European markets. Our technical team has worked with this platform on campus deployments, branch network consolidations, and small-scale data centre access layers. If your organization is evaluating this switch for upcoming infrastructure projects or replacement cycles, we invite you to submit a request for quotation. Contact us with your port density requirements, timeline, and PoE power profile—our team will confirm availability and work through the technical fit for your specific deployment context.