Huawei S1720-52GWR-4P

Huawei · Model S1720-52GWR-4P

Condition: Not stated on import · Availability: Quote on request

Ports: 48
Speed: 1G
PoE: No
Capacity: 336 Gbps

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Product overview

Huawei S1720-52GWR-4P is designed for SMB / small-site access network roles in the huawei-s1700-series family. Suitable for procurement shortlists where this model matches the required platform class. Key considerations when selecting include port/module needs, uplink design, and feature licensing for your site. For exact configuration and availability, request a quote.

Key features

PoE state: No Network role: access

Technical specifications

Model	S1720-52GWR-4P
Manufacturer model	S1720-52GWR-4P
Display model	S1720-52GWR-4P
Layer	access
Port count	48
Downlink ports	48 × 10/100/1000BASE-T ports
Uplink ports	4 × Gigabit SFP ports
Port type	RJ45
Port speed	1G
Switching capacity	336 Gbps
Forwarding rate	78 Mpps
PoE	No
Power supply	AC input: 100V to 240V AC, 50/60 Hz
Dimensions	442 mm × 220 mm × 43.6 mm (17.4 in. × 8.7 in. × 1.7 in.)
Weight	≤ 4.5 kg (9.9 lbs)
Condition	Not stated on import
Availability	Quote on request

FAQ

What network role does S1720-52GWR-4P fit?

Switching capacity on record: 336 Gbps.

Can S1720-52GWR-4P support PoE endpoints?

Published PoE state for this PID: No. Size devices against the listed budget only.

When do I need switch stacking?

When you want single-plane management and redundant links across two physical units — only if the series supports stacking per product evidence.

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How should I size switch uplinks?

Sum expected east-west and north-south traffic with growth margin; uplink speed must exceed sustained closet load.

Related: Buying guides, RFQ.

24-port vs 48-port switch — which density?

48-port is the common enterprise closet default; 24-port fits small rooms. See the port selection guide.

Related: Buying guides, RFQ.

When to use Huawei CloudEngine in leaf-spine?

When the design needs DC port speeds and CloudEngine evidence-backed PIDs from the data center category.

Related: Buying guides, RFQ.

Catalyst vs Nexus — when to use each?

Catalyst lines target campus/enterprise access-aggregation; Nexus targets data center fabrics. Compare Ready PIDs in each family rather than assuming feature parity.

Related: Buying guides, RFQ.