Enterprise 24-port Gigabit Ethernet Switches
Lanmus 24-port switches are built to handle the heavier traffic that comes with large networks. They are a step up from our 8- and 16-port alternatives, designed for workplaces, network closets, and campus networks where more devices need to stay connected without slowing each other down. You will find PoE and PoE+ guides for cameras and access to points, high-speed 10G SFP+ uplinks to transport data back to your core network, and Layer 3 routing on select models for businesses that want full control over how network traffic flows.
UP TO
120W
PoE Budget
RATED
-40→85°C
Industrial
SETUP
120W
Plug & Play
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5 Models for Every Edge Network
OVERVIEW
What is a 24-port switch?
A 24-port switch is a network device constructed to attach up to 24 devices at once, things like computer systems, printers, access points, and cameras, all on a unmarried network. Once powered on, it directs site visitors between each connected tool, keeping data flowing easily without requiring manual management of each connection.
Compared to a 16-port switch, a 24-port gigabit switch gives you significantly more room to grow. 24-port switches are available in several configurations, from simple unmanaged models built for plug-and-play setups to fully featured 24-port managed switch options for businesses that require greater control over how their network behaves.
COMMON USE CASES:
- Connects as many as 24 wired devices on one network
- Available in unmanaged, Layer 2 managed, and Layer three managed configurations
- Supports Gigabit speeds and PoE or PoE+ for powering linked devices like cameras and access points
- Suited for developing workplaces, campus networks, and information closets that want more capacity than a smaller switch can provide
SWITCH TYPE
Unmanaged, Managed & L3 Switches
CONFIGURATION
Plug-and-play to Layer 3 managed
DEPLOYMENT SIZE
Medium to enterprise networks
TECHNICAL COMPLEXITY
Basic to advanced
BEST FOR
Enterprise, CCTV & data centers
OPERATION
Unmanaged or fully managed
POE SUPPORT
PoE, PoE+ & non-PoE options
COMMON ENVIRONMENTS
Offices, campuses & industrial sites
AVAILABLE MODELS
5 available models
01 – THE LINEUP
Five switches. Every edge scenario.
Standard Gigabit models, managed PoE switches, industrial Layer 3, and Xtreme 10G platforms.
01 / MOST POPULAR
LM-2421FUGP
Standard Unmanaged Gigabit PoE
Speed
10/100/1000M
Ports
2xGE + 1xSFP
PoE budget
380W
Capacity
52Gbps
Mount
1U Rackmount
02 / COST-EFFICIENT
LM-2404FMGP-L2
Standard Unmanaged Fast Ethernet PoE
Speed
10/100/1000M
Ports
4 x Combo SFP
PoE budget
450W
Capacity
56 Gbps
Mount
1U Rackmount
03 / INDUSTRIAL
LM-2404XMGP-IL3
Industrial Unmanaged Gigabit PoE
Speed
10/100/1000M
Ports
4 x 10G SFP+
PoE budget
450W
Capacity
128 Gbps
Mount
1U Rackmount
03 / INDUSTRIAL
LM-S6026-24T2H
Industrial Unmanaged Gigabit PoE
Speed
10G Base-T
Ports
2 x 40G QSFP+
PoE budget
N/A
Capacity
640 Gbps
Mount
1U Rackmount
03 / INDUSTRIAL
LM-S7026-24X2H
Industrial Unmanaged Gigabit PoE
Speed
10G SFP+
Ports
2 x 40G QSFP+
PoE budget
N/A
Capacity
640 Gbps
Mount
1U Rackmount
02 – THE THINKING
Engineered for the edge of your network.
When Should You Use a 24 Port Switch?
A 24-port switch makes sense once your network has outgrown a 16-port setup; however does not demand the dimensions of a 48-port unit yet. It hits an awesome center floor for places of work and facilities, which include extra devices; however nevertheless needs to keep things potential.
- Connect 16–24 devices with room for future expansion.
- Need VLANs, QoS, or inter-VLAN routing for network control.
- Power IP cameras, access points, and VoIP phones via PoE.
- Ideal for offices, server rooms, and industrial environments.
Common Use Cases:
- Mid-size offices and corporate floors.
- Campus networks connecting multiple buildings or departments.
- CCTV and IP surveillance systems across large facilities.
- Factory floors and industrial control rooms.
- Data closets and server rooms support high-speed core connections.
Available LANMUS 24 Port Switch Models
Lanmus offers 5 24-port switch fashions across general, controlled, commercial, and Xtreme categories. Each one is constructed with a specific infrastructure surroundings in mind.
LM-2421FUGP: A fashionable unmanaged 24-port gigabit PoE switch designed for places of work and developing infrastructures that support plug-and-play simplicity. It comes with 24 PoE downlink ports, 2 Gigabit uplink ports, 1 SFP slot, and a 380W energy price range to run cameras and access factors without extra wiring.
LM-2404FMGP-L2: A Layer 2 controlled transfer with four combo SFP uplink ports and a 450W PoE switch. It is constructed for companies that want extra say over their infrastructure, with a guide for VLANs, QoS, and simple routing, without having a full enterprise setup.
LM-2404XMGP-IL3: A business-controlled switch with 4 x 10G SFP+ uplinks and a 450W PoE budget. Built with a rugged steel casing and a wide working temperature variety, it's miles made for production floors, transit hubs, and other harsh environments wherein trendy switches would not keep up.
LM-S6026-24T2H: A Layer 3 managed transfer from the Xtreme series, with 24 x 10G Base-T ports and a pair of x 40G QSFP+ uplinks. It is designed for networks that want extreme bandwidth and dynamic routing, like statistics facilities or massive campus backbones.
LM-S7026-24X2H: Another Layer three managed Xtreme model, this one with 24 x 10G SFP+ ports instead of copper, plus the equal 2 x 40G QSFP+ uplinks. It fits environments wherein fiber connections are already the same old, like organisation cores and high-density server rooms.
640 Gbps
Switching capacity
PoE Options
Up to 450W budget
40G QSFP+
High-speed uplinks
10G Ready
Enterprise networking
03 – SIDE BY SIDE
Technical specification matrix
Attribute
MOST POPULAR
LM-2421FUGP
COST EFFICIENT
LM-2404FMGP-L2
INDUSTRIAL
LM-2404XMGP-IL3
INDUSTRIAL
LM-S6026-24T2H
INDUSTRIAL
LM-S7026-24X2H
Management class
Unmanaged
Managed
Managed
L3 Managed
L3 Managed
Port Speed
10/100/1000M
10/100/1000M
10/100/1000M
10G Base-T
10G SFP+
Uplink Ports
2xGE + 1xSFP
4 x Combo SFP
4 x 10G SFP+
2 x 40G QSFP+
2 x 40G QSFP+
PoE Power Budget
380W
450W
450W
N/A
N/A
Switching Capacity
52 Gbps
56 Gbps
128 Gbps
640 Gbps
640 Gbps
Mounting
1U Rackmount
1U Rackmount
1U Rackmount
1U Rackmount
1U Rackmount
Family
Standard
Managed PoE
Industrial Managed
Xtreme
Xtreme
WHY LANMUS
Why choose LANMUS 24-port switches.
- Reliable Gigabit performance
- A huge range of options
- PoE and PoE+ aid tuned
- Industrial-grade buildsIndustrial-grade builds
- High-speed
- Backed by LANMUS networking expertise
BROWSE THE CATALOG
Explore swiches by port count.
04 – QUESTIONS
Everything teams ask before they deploy.
What does it mean for a 24-port switch to be "non-blocking"?
A non-blocking switch has sufficient internal switching ability to handle each port running at full velocity at the same time, with nothing held back. For a 24-port Gigabit switch, this typically means a switching capacity of at least 48 Gbps. In exercise, this indicates no statistics are dropped or behind schedule just because too many devices are speaking without delay.
Should I go with the industrial LM-2404XMGP-IL3 or the standard LM-2404FMGP-L2?
It comes right down to where the switch will live. The LM-2404XMGP-IL3 is built to handle hard conditions, think manufacturing flooring, transit stations, or outdoor enclosures, with a rugged casing and a far wider temperature range. The LM-2404FMGP-L2 is meant for indoor, weather-controlled areas like server rooms and IT closets, in which you do not want that greater ruggedness.
What is the real difference between a Layer 2+ switch and a Layer 3 switch?
A Layer 2+ switch can manage basic static routing and easily get access to control lists, which goes high-quality for smaller networks where you mainly require to split the neighborhood site and visitors. A complete Layer 3 transfer goes further, assisting dynamic routing protocols like OSPF and BGP. That makes it a better fit for large networks where site visitors desire to move across more than one home or subnet.
Can I stack multiple 24-port switches together using the 10G uplinks?
Yes. The 10G SFP+ uplink can be used for high-speed inter-switch connections. Stacking, which allows several physical switches to act as one logical unit beneath a unmarried IP address. This makes coping with the network less difficult, whilst nonetheless supplying you with the bandwidth and redundancy of a couple of devices.
SALES ENQUIRY
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switch for your project.
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