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The Switch USW-PRO-48-POE is a 48-port. Layer 3 switch capable of high-power PoE++ output with (8) PoE++ ports and (40) PoE+ ports. PoE++ ports are capable of powering Switch Flex and UniFi Access Hub devices for UniFi Access.
USW-PRO-48-POE Technical Specifications:
Mechanical |
Dimensions |
442.4 x 399.6 x 43.7 mm (17.4 x 15.7 x 1.7') |
Weight |
Without mounting brackets: 6.2 kg (13.8 lb)
With mounting brackets: 6.3 kg (14 lb) |
Enclosure material |
SGCC steel |
Hardware |
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Management interface |
Ethernet In-Band |
Networking interface |
(48) GbE RJ45 ports
(4) 1/10G SFP+ ports |
PoE interface |
(40) PoE/PoE+ (Pins 1. 2+; 3. 6-)
(8) 60W PoE++; PoE/PoE+ (Pins 1. 2+; 3. 6-) / PoE++ (Pair A 1. 2+; 3. 6-) (Pair B 4. 5+; 7. 8-) |
Total non-blocking throughput |
88 Gbps |
Switching capacity |
176 Gbps |
Forwarding rate |
130.944 Mpps |
Power method |
Universal input. 100—240V AC. 50/60 Hz
USP RPS DC input. 52V DC. 11.54A / 11.5V DC. 5.22A |
Power supply |
AC/DC. internal. 660W |
Supported voltage range |
100—240V AC |
Max. power consumption |
60W (Excluding PoE output) |
Total available PoE |
600W |
Max. PoE wattage per port by PSE |
PoE+: 32W
PoE++: 64W |
Voltage range PoE mode |
PoE: 44—57V
PoE+: 50—57V |
ESD/EMP protection |
Air: ± 16kV. contact: ± 12kV |
LCM display |
(1) 1.3' touchscreen |
Button |
Factory reset |
Shock and vibration |
ETSI300-019-1.4 Standard |
Operating temperature |
-5 to 40° C (23 to 104° F) |
Operating humidity |
10 to 90% noncondensing |
Certifications |
CE. FCC. IC |
LEDs |
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System |
Status |
Ethernet |
PoE
Speed/link/activity |
SFP+ |
Link/activity |
RPS |
Status |
Application Requirements |
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UniFi Network |
Version 5.10.5 and later |
The Ubiquiti UniFi® Pro Switch 48-Port PoE USW-PRO-48-POE is a configurable Gigabit Layer2 and Layer3 switch with auto-sensing 802.3at PoE+ and 802.3bt PoE++. Forty PoE+ and eight PoE++ RJ45 ethernet ports have total 600W PoE budget. and four SFP+ ports offer 10Gbps uplink options. The USW-PRO-48-POE has Near-silent cooling and a 1.3' touch LCM.
