COMFAST 24-port Gigabit PoE switch collection
24-Port Gigabit PoE Switches for WiFi, CCTV and Network Devices
Plan compact Power over Ethernet networks for access points, security cameras, VoIP phones, access control and IoT devices. Compare device count, PoE budget, ports, uplinks, power and deployment requirements before requesting verified specifications.
Device-first selection
Choose the Right 24-Port Gigabit PoE Switch for Your Devices
Start with the connected devices and peak power demand, then verify every port, uplink, power and installation detail against current model documentation.
Count Connected Devices
List WiFi APs, CCTV cameras, VoIP phones, access-control devices, IoT equipment and any data-only devices. Reserve ports for realistic expansion.
Calculate Peak PoE Demand
Add each powered device’s maximum input, allow design margin and confirm both the per-port limit and the switch’s total PoE budget.
Confirm Network and Installation
Specify Gigabit port roles, uplink, input power, switching needs, management, mounting space and the operating environment.
Category boundaries
What Makes a 24-Port Gigabit PoE Switch Different?
24-Port vs 8-Port PoE Switch
A 24-port-class switch fits projects that need higher port density and room for expansion. For compact edge deployments, compare 8-port Gigabit PoE switches.
PoE Switch vs Non-PoE Network Switch
A Power over Ethernet switch combines network data with compatible device power. A non-PoE switch carries data only. Review the PoE vs non-PoE switch guide.
PoE Switch for AP, CCTV and VoIP Devices
The switch is infrastructure; it is not a wireless AP, router or wireless bridge. Endpoint compatibility depends on verified standards and requirements.
Power and Data Topology
A conceptual deployment connects upstream network equipment to the PoE switch, then serves compatible powered devices. Confirm every interface and power relationship.
Uplink requirement
24-Port PoE Switch
Data + compatible power
Powered endpoints
Network requirements
24-Port PoE Switches by Budget, Uplink and Standards
PoE Standards and Total Power Budget
Match every endpoint’s documented standard and maximum input. Confirm per-port capability and shared total budget. CF-SG1241P values are pending confirmation. See PoE vs PoE+.
Gigabit Ports and Uplink Options
Verify actual port roles, negotiated speed, copper or fiber requirements and uplink capacity against aggregate traffic. CF-SG1241P details are pending confirmation.
Managed, Unmanaged and Security Features
Specify VLAN, QoS, monitoring, loop protection, storm control and security needs. CF-SG1241P management capabilities are pending confirmation.
Deployment planning
WiFi AP, CCTV, VoIP and IoT Deployment Scenarios
PoE Switches for WiFi Access Points
Plan AP peak input, Ethernet speed, cable route, traffic and mounting. Use the PoE switch for AP installation guide.
PoE Switches for CCTV and Security Cameras
Account for simultaneous traffic, camera peak draw, night modes, cable distance and recorder uplink. Read the CCTV PoE switch guide.
VoIP, Access Control and IoT Devices
Confirm power class, traffic, cable and failover needs for phones, door controllers, readers and sensors in offices, shops, hotels and small cabinets.
Product model
COMFAST 24-Port Gigabit PoE Switch Model
CF-SG1241P
- Port configuration
- 24 Gigabit PoE ports + 2 Gigabit Ethernet ports + 2 SFP slots
- Network standards
- IEEE 802.3, 802.3u, 802.3z, 802.3ab, 802.3x, 802.3af and 802.3at
- PoE supply
- Mode A (pins 1/2 positive, 3/6 negative)
- Per-port PoE output
- 55V DC, 32W maximum
- Total PoE budget
- 280W maximum
- Power input / output
- AC 100-240V, 50/60Hz; DC 55V / 5.6A
- Backplane bandwidth
- 8.8G
- Forwarding / MAC / frame
- Store-and-forward; 4K MAC addresses; 1536-byte maximum frame
- Network media
- 10BASE-T Cat3/4/5; 100BASE-TX Cat5 or above; 1000BASE-TX Cat5e/Cat6 or above; up to 100m. Optional MMF or SMF SFP module.
- Installation and case
- 1U rack mount; metal case
- Dimensions / weight
- 440 × 232 × 45mm; 4kg
About COMFAST
COMFAST Network Equipment Manufacturing and OEM/ODM Support
Networking Experience Since 2009
COMFAST develops wireless and wired networking products for home, office, surveillance, hospitality and network engineering projects. Its switch range includes Fast Ethernet, Gigabit Ethernet, PoE and fiber-port models.
In-House Product and Supply Support
COMFAST combines product development, manufacturing, quality control and supply-chain coordination. Project teams can discuss samples, documentation, packaging and production requirements before bulk orders.
OEM/ODM Project Collaboration
Share your target market, device plan, technical requirements and certification needs for project review. Read more about COMFAST PoE switch manufacturing capabilities.
Project-based supply
OEM/ODM and Bulk Supply for 24-Port Gigabit PoE Switches
Share the target market, connected devices, peak power, required standard, port and uplink plan, power input, installation, certification, sample, quantity and timeline. MOQ, lead time, samples and customization are confirmed per project.
Ports and Power
Provide the device count, Ethernet rate, PoE standard, per-device peak input and total power requirement.
Hardware and Management
Provide uplink, input power, enclosure, mounting, firmware, management, network-control and environment requirements.
Supply and Documentation
Provide country, certification needs, sample plan, quantity and schedule. Review COMFAST PoE switch manufacturing and all PoE switches.
Selection answers
24-Port Gigabit PoE Switch FAQs
What Is a 24-Port Gigabit PoE Switch?
It is a switch category built around 24-port-class connectivity, Gigabit Ethernet and PoE for compatible devices. The exact layout, powered-port count and uplink must be checked in the model datasheet.
How Do You Calculate PoE Budget?
Add the maximum input of all devices expected to operate simultaneously, include design margin, and confirm both each port’s capability and the documented total switch budget. Use the PoE switch buying guide to prepare the requirement list.
What Uplink and Port Speed Should You Check?
Check every access-port role and rate, the uplink interface and rate, aggregate traffic, medium and the connection to the upstream router, recorder, server or core switch.
When Should You Choose 24 Ports or 8 Ports?
Choose around active wired endpoints, realistic expansion, rack space, traffic and the verified power plan. A 24-port class suits a larger device concentration; an 8-port class may suit a compact edge location. See how many PoE switch ports you need.
Talk to COMFAST
Request 24-Port PoE Switch Specifications and Samples
Tell us the target model, country, device type and count, peak power, PoE standard and budget, port and uplink plan, input power, installation conditions, certification needs and project timing.