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ZTE Wantong S5160-28X-HE — 24×GE + 4×10GE SFP+

ZTE Wantong S5160-52X-HE — 48×GE + 4×10GE SFP+

ZTE Wantong S5160-28PX-HE — 24×GE PoE+ + 4×10GE SFP+

ZTE Wantong S5160-52PX-HE — 48×GE PoE+ + 4×10GE SFP+

ZTE WantongS5160-HE Series · Gigabit Access + 10G

Full-Gigabit Smart Access Switches · 10GE SFP+ Uplinks · 4 Models

ZTE Wantong S5160-HE · Gigabit Access + 10G

Q: How do I choose between the four S5160-HE models?

Decide two things: 24 or 48 GE ports, and PoE or not. The 28X-HE and 52X-HE are fanless non-PoE units drawing 40 W and 60 W at most; the 28PX-HE and 52PX-HE add PoE+ on every GE port with a 370 W budget. All four have 4×10GE SFP+ uplinks, 432 Gbps switching capacity and the same routing and security software.

Q: How many IP cameras can the S5160-52PX-HE power?

Its 370 W PoE budget is shared by 48 PoE+ ports, which averages about 7.7 W per port, so all 48 ports can run typical fixed cameras at around 6 W. At the full 30 W per port (PTZ cameras or high-power APs) only about 12 ports can be fed at once. The 28PX-HE has the same 370 W budget over 24 ports, about 15 W per port on average.

Q: What do I plug into the 10GE SFP+ uplink ports?

Use 10G SFP+ optical modules for fibre runs, or DAC cables for short links to a switch in the same rack, with the same fibre type and wavelength at both ends. Whether these ports also accept 1G SFP modules is not stated in the manufacturer's document, so confirm with us if your aggregation side is still 1G. Send us the modules you plan to use, or let us supply a matched set.

Q: Can the S5160-HE route between VLANs and act as a gateway?

For internal VLANs, yes: the series supports IPv4 static routing, policy routing, RIP and OSPF, plus RIPng and OSPFv3 for IPv6, and DHCP Relay to a central DHCP server. ACLs in both directions can keep camera and office VLANs apart. NAT and firewall functions are not listed, so keep a router or firewall at the internet edge.

Q: What redundancy options does the S5160-HE offer for uplinks?

Several: ERPS and ZESR ring protection and ZESS dual-uplink switching recover in the 50 ms class; LACP bundles uplinks into one trunk; MC-LAG lets the two uplinks land on two different aggregation switches. VSC clustering can also run several S5160-HE units as one, with link aggregation across members. Each unit has a single power supply, so plan a UPS for power redundancy.

Q: Can I order under my own company name and use my own forwarder?

Yes to both. Corporate buyers can have the purchase order submitted to the manufacturer under their own company name, so your company appears on the official order. For small and mid-size orders we also deliver directly to your designated forwarder's warehouse in China on EXW or FOB terms.

Q: How is the S5160-HE different from the S5150-SE access switches?

Both offer 24 or 48 GE ports, 432 Gbps switching capacity and static/RIP/OSPF routing, but the S5160-HE has 4×10GE SFP+ uplinks where the S5150-SE has 4×GE SFP. The S5160-HE also lists higher forwarding rates (156/168 and 196/222 Mpps), MC-LAG and VSC clustering. Choose the S5150-SE when 1G uplinks are enough and the S5160-HE when a floor needs 10G to aggregation.

Q: Can the S5160-HE work in a network built on Huawei, H3C or Cisco switches?

Yes, through standard protocols: 802.1Q VLANs, STP/RSTP/MSTP, LACP, ERPS rings, LLDP, 802.1x with RADIUS or TACACS+, SNMP v1/v2/v3 and OSPF or RIP to peer with another vendor's core. ZESR, ZESS and VSC are ZTE Wantong features, so use ERPS or MSTP in a ring that includes other brands. The CLI is its own command set, so configuration templates need translating.

Q: How does zero-touch deployment help when rolling out many S5160-HE switches?

With zero-touch deployment and automatic configuration download, a new switch fetches its configuration once it is cabled and powered, so installers do not have to console into each unit. Remote batch upgrade then updates many identical switches in one operation, and hot patching applies fixes without a full software reload. We can prepare the configuration files from your VLAN and IP plan.

Q: What UPS do I need for an S5160-PX-HE switch powering cameras?

Size the UPS on the real PoE load plus the switch: for example 24 cameras at about 6 W is about 144 W of PoE, while a fully loaded PX unit can draw up to 430 W. Each switch has a single built-in power supply, so the UPS is the power redundancy; put it on its own protected circuit. Add the NVR and any other devices in the same cabinet to the total.

Full-gigabit access switches for enterprise and campus networks, with 24 or 48 GE ports, four 10GE SFP+ uplinks on every model and a PoE+ option with a 370 W budget. We deliver them configured as part of the network solutions we build.

24/48 · GE ports per unit4×10GE · SFP+ uplinks on every model30W · PoE+ per port (PX models)L3 · static / RIP / OSPF routing50ms · ERPS / ZESR ring protection

CHOOSE YOUR MODEL — FOUR MODELS, ONE PLATFORM

Pick by port count (24 or 48 GE) and by whether you need PoE: the X models are fanless with no PoE, the PX models add 802.3af/at PoE+ with a 370 W budget and forced-air cooling. All four share the 4×10GE SFP+ uplinks and the same software. The tables below compare them column by column.

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24–48GE access ports per unit

4×10GESFP+ uplinks, all models

370WPoE budget (PX models)

432Gswitching capacity (Gbps)

The ZTE Wantong S5160-HE series is a full-gigabit box switch for enterprise desktop access and small aggregation. The four models offer 24 or 48 GE RJ45 ports, and every one has four 10GE SFP+ uplinks, so a floor switch can reach the aggregation layer at 10G instead of 1G. Switching capacity is 432 Gbps / 4.32 Tbps on all models, with 156/168 Mpps on the 28-port and 196/222 Mpps on the 52-port units. The PX models add 802.3af/at PoE+ at up to 30 W per port and 370 W per unit. Software is shared: static/RIP/OSPF and IPv6 routing, L2/L3 multicast, ERPS/ZESR rings, MC-LAG, VSC clustering and zero-touch deployment. All values below come from the manufacturer's documents; fields that were not published are left out.

Two hardware lines, one software platform

How the X and PX models split the job — so you order the one that actually fits.

S5160-X-HE · 2 MODELS

Fanless gigabit accessS5160-28X-HE and S5160-52X-HE. 24 or 48 GE RJ45 plus 4×10GE SFP+, natural cooling with no fan, 40 W or 60 W maximum draw and a single AC supply. The quiet choice for office floors, classrooms and wiring closets where no PoE is needed.

S5160-PX-HE · 2 MODELS

PoE+ access with 10G uplinksS5160-28PX-HE and S5160-52PX-HE. Every GE port supports 802.3af/at PoE+ at up to 30 W, from a 370 W budget, with overload, short-circuit and surge protection and forced-power mode for non-standard PDs. Fans adjust speed to internal temperature.

Is this the right access series for you?

Plain-language guide — based only on what these switches actually do.

Floor access with a 10G uplink24 or 48 gigabit desk ports per floor or wiring closet, with 10GE SFP+ uplinks so the floor is not squeezed through a single 1G link to aggregation.

Camera, AP and phone PoE feedsThe PX models power cameras, Wi-Fi APs and IP phones at up to 30 W per port from a 370 W budget, and the 10G uplinks carry the combined video streams back to the NVR or core.

Rings, dual uplinks and small-site routingERPS/ZESR rings recover in about 50 ms, ZESS and MC-LAG protect dual uplinks, and static/RIP/OSPF routing lets the switch route between VLANs on a small site or building.

Not the right pick if you need…

An aggregation or data-centre switch with dense 10G/25G/100G ports — that's the ZTE Wantong S6850-X series, or the S5860-E series for 10G aggregation
A chassis-based network core — the ZTE Wantong S7850 modular core series covers that
Plain gigabit access with 1G SFP uplinks on a tighter budget — the ZTE Wantong S5150 series, or the S2150-S and S1000 SMB lines for FE or unmanaged switching

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Key Features

The series capability list — from the manufacturer's datasheet.

4×10GE SFP+ uplinks on all four models; 432 Gbps / 4.32 Tbps switching capacity

IEEE 802.3af/at PoE+ up to 30 W per port, 370 W per unit, with overload, short-circuit and surge protection (PX models)

Static, policy, RIP and OSPF routing for IPv4; static, policy, RIPng and OSPFv3 for IPv6

L2/L3 multicast: IGMP v1/v2/v3 snooping, MVR, MLD snooping, PIM DM/SM/SSM, MSDP

ERPS / ZESR ring and ZESS dual-uplink protection at 50 ms class; LACP and MC-LAG link aggregation

VSC virtual switch clustering: several units managed as one, with cross-unit link aggregation

Security: 802.1x, Portal and MAC authentication, RADIUS/TACACS+, DAI, IP Source Guard, DHCP Snooping, CPU anti-attack

Zero-touch deployment, remote batch upgrade, hot patching; IEEE 802.3az EEE and fanless X models

Who uses it, where it goes and how to plan the access layer

Written for the ZTE Wantong S5160-HE series from its own specifications: 4 models with 24 or 48 GE ports, 4×10GE SFP+ uplinks on every model, PoE+ up to 30 W per port and 370 W per unit on the PX models, static/RIP/OSPF routing.

Who it is for

Enterprise IT and office buildings — One switch per floor or wiring closet: 24 or 48 GE desk ports, Voice VLAN for IP phones, 802.1x/Portal/MAC authentication with RADIUS, and a 10G uplink so busy floors are not limited by a 1G link.
Campus, school and government projects — Many identical access switches under one aggregation layer: zero-touch deployment, automatic configuration download and remote batch upgrade cut on-site work, and VSC clustering lets several units be managed as one.
CCTV and Wi-Fi integrators — The 28PX-HE and 52PX-HE power cameras and APs at up to 30 W per port from 370 W, while the 10GE SFP+ uplinks carry many camera streams to the NVR room without a 1G bottleneck.
ISPs and building-broadband operators — At the subscriber edge, QinQ, flexible QinQ, VLAN translation, PVLAN and MFF keep customers separated, Ethernet OAM (EFM, CFM, Y.1731) helps fault-finding, and SNMP v1/v2/v3 and sFlow feed the operator's NMS.

Where and how to install

Rack or wall cabinet — All models are 43.6 mm (1U) high and 442 mm wide for a 19-inch rack. The S5160-28X-HE is 208 mm deep and fits a shallow wall cabinet; the other three are 330 mm deep, so check the cabinet depth and leave room for cables at the front.
Power — All models take AC 100–240 V, 50–60 Hz, from a single power supply. A loaded PX unit can draw up to 430 W, so give the cabinet its own protected circuit and size the UPS for the PoE load; the X models draw only 40 W or 60 W.
Cooling and temperature — The X models are fanless with natural cooling and are rated -10°C to +45°C; the PX models use forced air with temperature-controlled fans and are rated -10°C to +50°C. Keep the vents clear and do not stack the switches tightly against other hot equipment in a closed cabinet.
10G fibre uplinks to aggregation — Every model has 4×10GE SFP+ uplinks. Use fibre for runs over 100 m or between buildings, with the same type of 10G module at both ends; two uplinks to two aggregation switches can be protected with MC-LAG, ZESS or an ERPS/ZESR ring.
Management network — Put each switch's management IP in a dedicated management VLAN reachable only from the NOC, and use SSHv2 and SNMP v3 rather than Telnet. Label the RJ45 console port and keep a console cable in the cabinet for first setup and recovery.

S5160-HE series planning: which of the 4 models

All four are full-gigabit access switches with 4×10GE SFP+ uplinks and the same routing software; they differ in port count and PoE. Camera counts assume about 6 W per typical fixed IP camera and 30 W per port for PTZ cameras or high-power APs; the real limit is whichever runs out first, ports or budget.

	28X-HE	52X-HE	28PX-HE	52PX-HE
Access ports	24×GE	48×GE	24×GE PoE+	48×GE PoE+
Uplinks	4×10GE SFP+	4×10GE SFP+	4×10GE SFP+	4×10GE SFP+
10G / 25G / 40G / 100G uplink	4×10G	4×10G	4×10G	4×10G
Switching capacity	432 Gbps	432 Gbps	432 Gbps	432 Gbps
Packet forwarding rate	156 / 168 Mpps	196 / 222 Mpps	156 / 168 Mpps	196 / 222 Mpps
PoE budget per unit	—	—	370 W	370 W
Cameras at ~6 W (ports or budget)	—	—	24	48
Ports at full 30 W at once	—	—	12	12
L3 routing	static / RIP / OSPF / RIPng / OSPFv3	static / RIP / OSPF / RIPng / OSPFv3	static / RIP / OSPF / RIPng / OSPFv3	static / RIP / OSPF / RIPng / OSPFv3
Power / cooling	single AC / fanless	single AC / fanless	single built-in PSU / forced air	single built-in PSU / forced air
Typical position	access, 10G uplink	access, 10G uplink	PoE access, 10G uplink	PoE access, 10G uplink

Pick the S5160-28PX-HE for a camera floor of up to 24 devices: 370 W covers all 24 ports at ~6 W, or 12 PTZ-class ports at a full 30 W.
Pick the S5160-52PX-HE when 48 cameras or APs share one cabinet; its 370 W feeds 48 ports at ~6 W but only 12 ports at a full 30 W, so split high-power APs across switches.
Pick the S5160-28X-HE or 52X-HE for silent office and classroom racks: no fan, 40 W or 60 W maximum, and the 28X-HE is only 208 mm deep.

— = not applicable. Values are from the manufacturer's specification table; switching capacity is shown as the first of the two published figures (432 Gbps / 4.32 Tbps). Camera counts are arithmetic: budget ÷ assumed watts per port, capped at the number of PoE ports.

Full Specifications — Model by Model

Series specifications with one column per model — technical values in English. The highlighted column follows your model selection above.

S5160-HE Hardware — Non-PoE (X) and PoE+ (PX) Models (4 models)

Item	28X-HE	52X-HE	28PX-HE	52PX-HE
Fixed ports	24×GE RJ45 + 4×10GE SFP+	48×GE RJ45 + 4×10GE SFP+	24×GE (PoE+) + 4×10GE SFP+	48×GE (PoE+) + 4×10GE SFP+
Switching capacity	432 Gbps / 4.32 Tbps
Packet forwarding rate	156 Mpps / 168 Mpps	196 Mpps / 222 Mpps	156 Mpps / 168 Mpps	196 Mpps / 222 Mpps
Jumbo frame	10K
Console	1×RJ45 console port
Dimensions (H×W×D)	43.6×442×208 mm	43.6×442×330 mm	43.6×442×330 mm	43.6×442×330 mm
Weight	2.25 kg	4.25 kg	2.95 kg	5.46 kg
Power supply	Single AC power supply	Single AC power supply	1×built-in power supply	1×built-in power supply
AC power	100–240 V, 50–60 Hz
PoE	Not supported	Not supported	IEEE 802.3af/at, 30 W max per port	IEEE 802.3af/at, 30 W max per port
Max power consumption	40 W	60 W	< 430 W (PoE: 370 W)	< 430 W (PoE: 370 W)
Cooling	Natural (fanless)	Natural (fanless)	Forced air (fan speed follows internal temperature)	Forced air (fan speed follows internal temperature)
Operating temperature	-10°C to +45°C	-10°C to +45°C	-10°C to +50°C	-10°C to +50°C
Operating humidity	5%–95%
Operating altitude	< 5000 m
MTBF / MTTR	> 300,000 hours / < 30 minutes
Energy saving	IEEE 802.3az EEE (up to 70% lower power per idle port)

S5160-HE Software & Service Features (all 4 models)

Item	28X-HE	52X-HE	28PX-HE	52PX-HE
L2 features	802.1p (CoS), 802.1q (VLAN), 802.3x / STP, RSTP, MSTP, EVST / port- & MAC-based VLAN, Voice VLAN / QinQ & flexible QinQ / PVLAN / VLAN translation / port & flow mirroring / GVRP / MAC binding, filtering & dynamic learning / MAC OAM
L3 features	IPv4 static routing, policy routing, RIP, OSPF / IPv6 static routing, policy routing, RIPng, OSPFv3 / ARP, Ping, Tracert, Telnet / ND, IPv6 Ping, Tracert, Telnet
Multicast	IGMP v1/v2/v3 snooping / CAC / MVR / MLD Snooping / PIM Snooping / IGMP v1/v2/v3 / PIM DM/SM/SSM / MSDP / static multicast
QoS	L2–L4 packet filtering; flow classification by source/destination MAC, IP, TCP/UDP port, protocol, VLAN / 8 hardware queues per port / SP, WRR, SP+WRR scheduling / tail-drop congestion avoidance / traffic policing & shaping
ACL	Standard, VLAN-based, link, extended, hybrid and IPv6 ACLs / time-based ACLs / ACLs in both directions
PoE standards	PoE (IEEE 802.3af), PoE+ (IEEE 802.3at) — PX models only / extended detection & forced power for non-standard PDs / overload, short-circuit, open-circuit and surge protection
Security	802.1x / Portal / MAC authentication / AAA, RADIUS, TACACS+ / SSHv2 / CPU anti-attack / STP root guard, BPDU guard, IP Source Guard / DAI / DHCP Relay, DHCP Snooping / DHCPv6 Relay, DHCPv6 Snooping / broadcast storm suppression / MFF (MAC Forced Forwarding)
Reliability	LACP link aggregation / MC-LAG / ERPS, ZESR ring protection, ZESS dual-uplink switching (50 ms class) / LLDP, LLDP-MED / Ethernet OAM (EFM, CFM, Y.1731) / UDLD / Ping detection
Device management	CLI, Telnet, SSHv2 / local & remote (RADIUS/TACACS+) authentication / SNMP v1/v2/v3 / RMON / NTP / FTP, TFTP, SFTP / Syslog, sFlow
Ease of maintenance	VSC (Virtual Switch Cluster) / zero-touch deployment / auto configuration download / remote batch upgrade / hot patching / cable diagnostics & test / port loopback detection

Engineer's note: The 10GE SFP+ uplinks need matching optics or DAC cables, and the PX models share 370 W of PoE across 24 or 48 ports — send us your port plan and camera/AP list and we will put together the whole-unit configuration, PoE budget check and SFP+/optic matching list free of charge, with VLANs and uplinks pre-configured before delivery.

Gigabit Access Switch with 10G Uplinks FAQ — S5160-HE Series

How do I choose between the four S5160-HE models?

Decide two things: 24 or 48 GE ports, and PoE or not. The 28X-HE and 52X-HE are fanless non-PoE units drawing 40 W and 60 W at most; the 28PX-HE and 52PX-HE add PoE+ on every GE port with a 370 W budget. All four have 4×10GE SFP+ uplinks, 432 Gbps switching capacity and the same routing and security software.

How many IP cameras can the S5160-52PX-HE power?

Its 370 W PoE budget is shared by 48 PoE+ ports, which averages about 7.7 W per port, so all 48 ports can run typical fixed cameras at around 6 W. At the full 30 W per port (PTZ cameras or high-power APs) only about 12 ports can be fed at once. The 28PX-HE has the same 370 W budget over 24 ports, about 15 W per port on average.

What do I plug into the 10GE SFP+ uplink ports?

Use 10G SFP+ optical modules for fibre runs, or DAC cables for short links to a switch in the same rack, with the same fibre type and wavelength at both ends. Whether these ports also accept 1G SFP modules is not stated in the manufacturer's document, so confirm with us if your aggregation side is still 1G. Send us the modules you plan to use, or let us supply a matched set.

Can the S5160-HE route between VLANs and act as a gateway?

For internal VLANs, yes: the series supports IPv4 static routing, policy routing, RIP and OSPF, plus RIPng and OSPFv3 for IPv6, and DHCP Relay to a central DHCP server. ACLs in both directions can keep camera and office VLANs apart. NAT and firewall functions are not listed, so keep a router or firewall at the internet edge.

What redundancy options does the S5160-HE offer for uplinks?

Several: ERPS and ZESR ring protection and ZESS dual-uplink switching recover in the 50 ms class; LACP bundles uplinks into one trunk; MC-LAG lets the two uplinks land on two different aggregation switches. VSC clustering can also run several S5160-HE units as one, with link aggregation across members. Each unit has a single power supply, so plan a UPS for power redundancy.

Can I order under my own company name and use my own forwarder?

Yes to both. Corporate buyers can have the purchase order submitted to the manufacturer under their own company name, so your company appears on the official order. For small and mid-size orders we also deliver directly to your designated forwarder's warehouse in China on EXW or FOB terms.

How is the S5160-HE different from the S5150-SE access switches?

Both offer 24 or 48 GE ports, 432 Gbps switching capacity and static/RIP/OSPF routing, but the S5160-HE has 4×10GE SFP+ uplinks where the S5150-SE has 4×GE SFP. The S5160-HE also lists higher forwarding rates (156/168 and 196/222 Mpps), MC-LAG and VSC clustering. Choose the S5150-SE when 1G uplinks are enough and the S5160-HE when a floor needs 10G to aggregation.

Can the S5160-HE work in a network built on Huawei, H3C or Cisco switches?

Yes, through standard protocols: 802.1Q VLANs, STP/RSTP/MSTP, LACP, ERPS rings, LLDP, 802.1x with RADIUS or TACACS+, SNMP v1/v2/v3 and OSPF or RIP to peer with another vendor's core. ZESR, ZESS and VSC are ZTE Wantong features, so use ERPS or MSTP in a ring that includes other brands. The CLI is its own command set, so configuration templates need translating.

How does zero-touch deployment help when rolling out many S5160-HE switches?

With zero-touch deployment and automatic configuration download, a new switch fetches its configuration once it is cabled and powered, so installers do not have to console into each unit. Remote batch upgrade then updates many identical switches in one operation, and hot patching applies fixes without a full software reload. We can prepare the configuration files from your VLAN and IP plan.

What UPS do I need for an S5160-PX-HE switch powering cameras?

Size the UPS on the real PoE load plus the switch: for example 24 cameras at about 6 W is about 144 W of PoE, while a fully loaded PX unit can draw up to 430 W. Each switch has a single built-in power supply, so the UPS is the power redundancy; put it on its own protected circuit. Add the NVR and any other devices in the same cabinet to the total.

Which S5160-HE models are silent enough for an office or classroom?

The S5160-28X-HE and S5160-52X-HE use natural cooling with no fan, so they make no fan noise and draw 40 W and 60 W at most. The PX models need forced-air cooling because of the PoE load, but their fans change speed with internal temperature to reduce noise. For a desk-side or classroom cabinet without PoE, choose an X model.

Can I order one unit first, and how does it reach my country?

Yes — a single sample can be ordered and sent by air. For larger orders we deliver EXW or FOB to your freight forwarder's warehouse in China, or arrange air or sea freight to your country on request. Every shipment comes with a commercial invoice and packing list for customs; import duties and VAT in your country are not included unless agreed in writing.

How do I pay?

By bank transfer (T/T) in US dollars against our proforma invoice, which lists the model, quantity, unit price, delivery terms and lead time. You can check our company details on the verification page before you pay.

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