Ubiquiti USW-Pro-48-POE

Ubiquiti USW-Pro-48-PoE Gen2 switch is a manageable switch designed for enterprise networks. It offers 48 Gigabit Ethernet ports to connect end devices and 4 SFP+ ports with 10GbE speeds for high-speed connection to the backbone network or servers. With a total PoE budget of 600W and support for PoE, PoE+ and PoE++ standards, it powers even energy-demanding devices. Centralised management via the UniFi controller enables easy configuration and monitoring.

High throughput and flexible ports

The switch is designed for smooth operation even in demanding network environments. Its switching capacity of 176Gb/s and packet capacity of 130.944Mpps ensure that no slowdown occurs even under full load on all ports. The combination of 48 Gigabit RJ-45 ports enables you to connect a large number of devices, such as computers, IP cameras or wireless access points. Four SFP+ ports with 10GbE speeds serve as a high-speed uplink to the backbone network or to connect servers and storage devices.

Powerful PoE power delivery for your devices

Thanks to a total PoE budget of 600W, you can power a wide range of devices directly via Ethernet cable without the need for external adapters. The switch supports all common standards: 802.3af (PoE), 802.3at (PoE+) and the latest 802.3bt (PoE++). This means it can deliver up to 64W of power on a single port, which is sufficient even for power-hungry devices like advanced access points or pan-tilt-zoom PTZ cameras. Power delivery is available on all 48 RJ-45 ports.

Centralised management and L3 features

The switch is centrally controlled by the UniFi controller, which provides a clear graphical user interface to configure and monitor your entire network from a single place. In addition to standard L2 features, it also offers L3 switching, enabling more advanced routing and network segmentation. You will also appreciate support for features like QoS (Quality of Service) to prioritising network traffic, VLAN to separate networks, or LACP (Link Aggregation Control Protocol) to combine multiple physical ports into a single logical channel for increased throughput and redundancy.