H3C S5560-52S-EI-G 48-Port Gigabit Layer 3 Switch with SFP+

• Enterprise campus access networks connecting large groups of wired users and devices
• Aggregation deployments requiring Gigabit endpoint density with 10GE-capable uplinks
• Education networks supporting classrooms, administration buildings and campus services
• Healthcare networks requiring segmented and security-conscious wired connectivity
• Financial and corporate LAN environments supporting business-critical applications
• Government and institutional networks requiring Layer 3 segmentation and access control
• Manufacturing facilities connecting operational, office and industrial Ethernet environments
• Data-center-adjacent networks requiring high-density Gigabit access and 10GE uplinks
• Network modernization projects replacing older access switches with higher-capacity Layer 3 infrastructure
• Distributed enterprise environments using IRF2 and link aggregation to improve operational resilience

• 48 × 10/100/1000BASE-T Ethernet ports provide high-density Gigabit connectivity
• 4 × 1G/10G BASE-X SFP+ ports support flexible high-speed uplinks
• Layer 3 switching supports enterprise routing and segmented network architectures
• Up to 264 Mpps packet forwarding performance supports high-volume traffic handling
• 1.36 Tbps / 13.6 Tbps switching capacity is specified for the S5560-EI-G platform
• IRF2 enables multiple physical switches to operate as one logical device
• Cross-device link aggregation improves resiliency and simplifies network design
• OSPF and RIPv2 support Layer 3 routing requirements in enterprise networks
• 802.1X, MAC authentication and Portal authentication strengthen access control
• ACL, DHCP Snooping, dynamic ARP inspection and uRPF support layered security
• VLAN, QinQ, flexible QinQ and VLAN Mapping support network segmentation
• SNMPv1/v2/v3, Web, CLI and SSH 2.0 provide multiple management options
• SPAN/RSPAN and TAP capabilities support traffic visibility and network troubleshooting
• EEE and scheduled port shutdown functions support power-conscious operation
• Comware-based management and iMC integration support structured enterprise operations

• Brand: H3C
• Product Series: S5560-EI-G
• Part Number: S5560-52S-EI-G
• Product Type: Layer 3 Ethernet Switch
• Service Ports: 48 × 10/100/1000BASE-T
• SFP+ Ports: 4 × 1G/10G BASE-X SFP+
• Switching Capacity: 1.36 Tbps / 13.6 Tbps
• Packet Forwarding Rate: 264 Mpps
• Management Ethernet Port: 1
• Console: 1 × Serial Console
• IRF2: Supported
• OpenFlow: OpenFlow 1.3
• Port Aggregation: GE and 10GE; static and dynamic; cross-device aggregation
• VLAN: Port-based VLAN, MAC-based VLAN, QinQ, flexible QinQ, VLAN Mapping, GVRP
• Routing: OSPF, RIPv2
• Security: 802.1X, MAC authentication, Portal, RADIUS, SSH 2.0, ACL, DHCP Snooping, Dynamic ARP Inspection, uRPF, PKI
• Management: CLI, Telnet, Console, SNMPv1/v2/v3, Web, iMC
• Traffic Monitoring: SPAN, RSPAN, TAP
• Energy Efficiency: IEEE 802.3az EEE, scheduled port shutdown
• Dimensions: 440 × 260 × 44 mm
• Weight: 3.40 kg
• Power: Integrated power and fan
• Static Power Consumption: 31 W
• Maximum Power Consumption: 60 W
• Operating Temperature: -5°C to 50°C
• Input Voltage: 100V–240V AC, 50/60Hz; -48V to -60V DC

• Why Choose This Product?

• H3C S5560-52S-EI-G fits buyers looking for high-density Gigabit switching with built-in 10GE uplink capability and enterprise Layer 3 functions. Its 48 copper ports provide greater endpoint density than the 28S variant, while four 1G/10G SFP+ ports provide more uplink flexibility than a Gigabit-only access switch. IRF2, cross-device aggregation, routing protocols and layered security features add value where network availability, segmentation and operational control matter. The integrated power-and-fan design also makes the 52S configuration a straightforward choice for deployments that do not require the modular power and fan architecture of the larger S5560-EI-G models. For procurement teams, it offers a strong balance of port density, uplink scalability and lifecycle-ready Layer 3 capabilities for campus and enterprise network modernization.