Both are 100 Series, 24-port access switches with the same four SFP+ uplinks and the same Sophos Central management. The difference is power. The CS110-24FP is a Full PoE model with a 410W budget across all 24 ports, so it can run your access points, IP cameras, and VoIP phones over the same cable that carries their data. The plain CS110-24 has no PoE. If anything on those ports needs power, choose the FP. If every device is self-powered, the CS110-24 saves you money.

The 410W budget powers up to 24 devices at 15.4W each (802.3af) or up to 13 devices at 30W each (802.3at). That covers a typical branch full of Sophos AP6 access points, cameras, and phones. Your management interface shows live power draw and remaining PoE budget, so you always know how much headroom is left before you add the next device.

No. Every Sophos switch works out of the box with local web management, CLI, and SNMP included in the purchase price, plus a limited lifetime hardware warranty. The Support and Services subscription is what unlocks cloud management in Sophos Central, firmware updates, 24x7 support, and advanced RMA. If the subscription lapses, the switch keeps running on local config, but Sophos Central drops to read-only and firmware updates stop.

Yes. Sophos includes a limited lifetime hardware warranty with the switch itself. Standard warranty replacement follows the Sophos RMA process. An active Support and Services subscription upgrades you to advanced RMA, which cross-ships a replacement so you are not waiting on the failed unit to arrive first. If these run in production, that advanced RMA is worth having. Ask us and we will quote the term that fits.

Yes, and that is the whole idea. Add the switch to the same Sophos Central console that runs your firewall and AP6 access points, and you manage the entire LAN from one screen. It also enables Active Threat Response: if your firewall, Sophos MDR, or XDR flags a compromised host, the switch can automatically isolate that host at the port to stop it from spreading. One vendor for the full stack means no finger-pointing when something breaks.

Both variants have four SFP+ uplink ports that run at 1G or 10G. Drop in an SFP module for fiber, or use 10G to aggregate traffic up to your core switch or firewall so the access layer never becomes the bottleneck. We can include the right transceivers or DAC cables with your order so the switch arrives ready to rack.