Hikvision Network Switch DS-3E2728-HI-24T4X
A Hikvision DS-3E2 series switch for the point where a camera floor converges on one link back to the recorder or the core. Size that uplink on the streams crossing it at peak — recording, live viewing and playback together — not on the camera count. Datasheet and project pricing on 16454
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Description
The DS-3E2728-HI-24T4X sits where a great many cables become one. It is a Hikvision DS-3E2 series switch, and its real specification is not the row of ports on the front but the link out of the back, where everything plugged in below it leaves.
Access ports are easy arithmetic and installers do them well. The uplink is where sites get caught out, because nothing announces the shortfall: the cameras come up, the recorder shows green, and the trouble surfaces months later as playback that stalls while live view looks fine.
Where it earns its place on a job
It belongs where a floor, a wing or a yard reaches the recorder or the core over one link. Plan for the busiest ten minutes, not the daily average: every camera recording continuously, an operator with several live views open, and somebody reviewing yesterday afternoon for an insurer. They are not alternatives: they happen together, and they all cross the same link.
Which is why a site built from correctly specified equipment can still stutter. Thirty cameras funnelled through one ordinary port behave impeccably during commissioning, when nobody is viewing or reviewing, then fail the day an incident makes all three demands at once. The uplink is the one place on a camera network where headroom is cheaper than the site visit that discovers you had none.
The honest part: the exact uplink arrangement on this model — how many positions, at what speed, over what media — is on the Hikvision datasheet, not this page, and we check it against your camera count before you order. If the job needs traffic separation and port-level control instead, the DS-3E2528 in the same series is the fairer comparison.
Before you order — three things to confirm
- The stream count at the busiest moment. Not the camera count. Add the recording stream from every camera, every live view likely to be open at once, and the playback running alongside them. That total is what crosses the uplink, and what we check the datasheet against.
- What sits at the far end. An uplink is an agreement between two devices. Confirm what the recorder or core switch presents on the port this link terminates in, speed and media both, so both ends are specified together, not reconciled on site.
- What the link carries in two years. Adding cameras below a switch is routine; re-terminating an uplink after the ceilings are closed is not. Size it for the network the client has already hinted at.
Technical specifications
- Manufacturer: Hikvision
- Model: DS-3E2728-HI-24T4X
- Range: Hikvision DS-3E2 series
- Type: Ethernet network switch
- Port layout, uplink arrangement and speed, switching capacity, management capability, powering and physical detail — full manufacturer datasheet available on request, call 16454
Compatibility
A standards-based Ethernet switch: cameras, recorders and workstations connect regardless of who made them. The compatibility worth checking is at the uplink end, where this switch and the device it feeds must agree on speed and media — a datasheet question on both sides.
What’s in the box
The switch unit as supplied by Hikvision. Accessories, mounting hardware and any modules or leads vary by revision, so contents for the current revision are confirmed on your order rather than promised here.
Common questions on this model
How do I know if the uplink is enough?
Total everything crossing the link at once at peak — recording, live viewing and playback together — and compare it against what the datasheet gives the uplink, with margin rather than an exact fit. On an installed system the symptom follows load rather than a camera: playback that stalls when the control room is busy and behaves at night. Send your camera count and stream settings to 16454.
The recorder is in the same rack. Does the uplink still matter?
Yes. What makes a link an uplink is that everything below converges on it, not its length. A one-metre patch lead to the recorder carries the same summed traffic a long run would.
We are adding cameras to a switch already installed. Do we revisit the uplink?
Recount. Access ports and the uplink are sized on separate arithmetic, and every camera added below raises what must pass above. A switch that has coped for two years can be pushed past its link by four more cameras.
Genuine Hikvision stock with the official one-year manufacturer warranty and delivery across Egypt, from people who read the datasheet with you before the order, not after the complaint. Call 16454 for project pricing.







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