Access Plus Switches
for Business Networks
At the network edge, Omada Access Plus switches handle high device density with 1G downlink ports, 10G SFP+ uplinks, and PoE budgets that scale to the demands of large deployments. Available in 28- and 54-port rackmount configurations, select models support stacking of up to eight units, expanding port capacity and redundancy without adding management complexity.
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Total Port Count |
54 |
54 |
28 |
28 |
52 |
52 |
28 |
28 |
52 |
52 |
52 |
28 |
28 |
28 |
Downlink Port |
(48) GE PoE+ Ports |
(48) GE Ports |
(24) GE PoE+ Ports |
(24) GE Ports |
(8) GE PoE++ Ports |
(48) GbE Ports |
(8) GE PoE++ Ports |
(24) GE Ports |
(8) GE PoE++ Ports |
(48) GE PoE+ Ports |
(48) GE Ports |
(8) GE PoE++ Ports |
(24) GE PoE+ Ports |
(24) GE Ports |
Uplink Port |
(6) 10G SFP+ Ports |
(6) 10G SFP+ Ports |
(4) 10G SFP+ Ports |
(4) 10G SFP+ Ports |
(4) 10G SFP+ Ports |
(4) 10G SFP+ Ports |
(4) 10G SFP+ Ports |
(4) 10G SFP+ Ports |
(4) 10G SFP+ Ports |
(4) 10G SFP+ Ports |
(4) 10G SFP+ Ports |
(4) 10G SFP+ Ports |
(4) 10G SFP+ Ports |
(4) 10G SFP+ Ports |
PoE Budget |
Max 1,440W* |
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Max 720W* |
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770W |
- |
500W |
- |
750W |
500W |
- |
500W |
384W |
- |
Power Redundancy |
√ (Hot-swappable) |
√ (Fixed) |
√ (Hot-swappable) |
√ (Fixed) |
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- |
- |
- |
- |
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Console Port |
√ |
√ |
√ |
√ |
√ |
√ |
√ |
√ |
√ |
√ |
√ |
√ |
√ |
√ |
Fan |
√ |
√ |
√ |
√ |
√ |
Fanless |
√ |
Fanless |
√ |
√ |
Fanless |
√ |
√ |
Fanless |
Mounting |
Rackmount |
Rackmount |
Rackmount |
Rackmount |
Rackmount |
Rackmount |
Rackmount |
Rackmount |
Rackmount |
Rackmount |
Rackmount |
Rackmount |
Rackmount |
Rackmount |
*The total PoE budget varies with the power supply modules.
Business Benefits
10G Uplink Capacity
10G SFP+ uplink ports deliver the backhaul bandwidth needed to support large numbers of devices connected simultaneously without creating congestion between the access layer and the core network.
High-Density PoE Power
Select models support PoE+ and PoE++ with total PoE budgets up to 1,440W, powering access points, IP phones, and surveillance cameras across a single switch. Fast PoE and Perpetual PoE are available on select models to keep devices online during reboots.
Physical Stacking
Stack up to eight units to expand port capacity and simplify management, with built-in redundancy that maintains network operation if a single unit in the stack fails.
L3 Routing on Select Models
Full Layer 3 routing support, including OSPF, RIP, and VRRP, lets select models handle dynamic routing protocols without requiring a separate router at the access layer.
High Availability
Redundant, field-replaceable power supplies on select models, combined with VRRP and ERPS support, minimize downtime in environments where continuous connectivity is critical.
Centralized SDN Management
All Access Plus switches integrate with the Omada SDN controller for centralized configuration, monitoring, and troubleshooting, part of the Omada by TP-Link ecosystem alongside managed switches, access points, and gateways.
Solving Connectivity Challenges
Access Plus switches are suited for environments where high device density, PoE power delivery, and reliable uplinks are core requirements.
Power and connect access points, IP phones, VoIP systems, and classroom devices across multi-floor buildings, with PoE budgets supporting high device counts without additional power infrastructure.
Deliver consistent wired and wireless connectivity across guest rooms, conference centers, and common areas, with centralized management for multi-property operators.
Support large numbers of concurrent wired and wireless connections at the access layer, with 10G uplinks maintaining throughput to the core as device counts grow.
High PoE budgets and PoE++ on select models support IP cameras, access control systems, and intercoms, with Perpetual PoE maintaining camera power during switch reboots.
Physical stacking and Omada's full switch portfolio provide a scalable path from access-layer deployments to full multi-layer network architectures as the business expands.
FAQs
What is an Access Plus switch, and how does it enhance business network performance? 
Access Plus switches are rackmount managed switches designed for high-density edge deployments. They combine 1G downlink ports with 10G SFP+ uplinks to eliminate bandwidth bottlenecks at the network access layer, with PoE support and advanced Layer 2 and Layer 3 features on select models for environments requiring reliable, high-capacity connectivity.
How do Access Plus switches differ from standard access switches?
Access Plus switches go beyond standard access-layer switching with 10G SFP+ uplinks, higher PoE budgets, physical stacking support, and, on select models, full L3 routing capabilities including OSPF, VRRP, and ECMP. This makes them suitable for environments with higher device density, greater bandwidth demands, and stricter uptime requirements than standard access full-gigabit switches typically address.
Are Omada Access Plus switches suitable for growing and mid-sized business networks?
Yes. With 28- and 54-port configurations, physical stacking of up to eight units, and integration with the Omada SDN platform, Access Plus switches scale alongside growing networks. Stacking expands port capacity while maintaining a single management interface, and centralized cloud management simplifies administration across multiple locations.
Do Access Plus switches support PoE for wireless access points, IP phones, and surveillance devices?
Select Access Plus models support PoE+ and PoE++ with total PoE budgets up to 1,440W, enabling a single switch to power access points, IP phones, IP cameras, and access control devices. Fast PoE and Perpetual PoE are available on select models, keeping connected devices powered during switch reboots. See the Omada PoE solutions page for more details on PoE capabilities across the range.
Can Omada Access Plus switches be managed through the Omada SDN platform?
Yes. All Access Plus switches support centralized management through the Omada SDN controller, available as a cloud-based, hardware, or software controller. Administrators can configure, monitor, and troubleshoot switches alongside access points and gateways from a single interface.
What advanced networking features are available on Omada Access Plus switches?
Select models include full L3 routing with OSPF, RIP, VRRP, ECMP, PIM-DM, PIM-SM, and DHCP Server/Relay. Security features across the range include ACL, port security, DoS protection, and 802.1X authentication. Physical stacking, ERPS ring protection, and redundant power supplies are available on select models for high-availability deployments.
How do I choose the right Access Plus switch for my network requirements?
Key factors include port count (28 or 54 ports), PoE requirements (PoE budget and PoE++ support for higher-powered devices), whether L3 routing is needed at the access layer, and whether physical stacking is required for redundancy or capacity. For high-availability environments, look for models with redundant power supplies and ERPS support. The Omada SDN controller manages all models consistently, so the management approach doesn't change across the range.