48 Port Switches
When you need serious capacity for high-density networking environments, a 48-port switch is the ideal backbone. Perfect for medium to large businesses, schools, data centers, or growing enterprise networks, a 48 port network switch can connect dozens of devices with ease while maintaining high performance and reliability.
Key Features:
| Brand | Ubiquiti |
| Type | Network Switch - Managed |
| Ports | 48 |
| Switch layer | L3 |
| Power consumption | 1080 W |
| Ports type | (32) 10GbE PoE++, (16) 2.5GbE PoE++ ports |
| Power over Ethernet (PoE) | Yes |
| Supported Voltage Range | 100—240V AC |
| Ambient Operating Humidity | 10 to 90% noncondensing |
| Weight | 8.8 kg (15.7 lb) |
| Management | Ethernet |
Whether you're running multiple access points, IP cameras, VoIP phones, or workstations, these switches provide both the bandwidth and scalability needed to keep everything running smoothly.
Choose the Right 48 Port Ethernet Switch
Our range of 48 port ethernet switches includes a variety of options to suit different needs and budgets:
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48 Port PoE Switch: Ideal for setups requiring Power over Ethernet. These switches can power devices like IP phones, security cameras, and wireless access points directly—removing the need for separate power adapters.
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48-Port Gigabit Switch: For environments that require fast data transfer and minimal latency. These gigabit switches are great for large file transfers, video conferencing, and real-time applications.
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Managed Switch: Provides advanced features such as VLANs, traffic prioritization, and network monitoring. A 48 port managed switch is recommended for IT teams managing complex infrastructures.
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Non-PoE Switch: If power delivery isn’t needed, a non-PoE switch is a cost-effective solution that still offers excellent connectivity and reliability.
Why Upgrade to a 48 Port Switch?
Compared to 24 port switches, a 48 port switch gives you double the connections in a similar rack-mountable form factor. It’s perfect for growing businesses that need to scale quickly without multiple daisy-chained switches. These switches often come with features like stacking capability and 10GbE uplinks, ensuring your network can handle future expansion.
Whether you’re upgrading from a smaller switch or building a brand-new infrastructure, the best 48 port switches are built to last, with features to optimize uptime, security, and performance.
FAQs – 48 Port Switches
It’s used to connect up to 48 wired devices, making it suitable for enterprise networks, server rooms, or large offices requiring high-volume connectivity.
Choose a 48 port PoE switch if you need to power network devices like IP cameras and access points. For standard networking, a
non-PoE switch is more affordable.
It delivers faster speeds and higher bandwidth, ideal for transferring large files or supporting multiple high-speed devices simultaneously.
Yes, if you need advanced network management features like traffic monitoring, VLAN configuration, or port control. Otherwise,
unmanaged switches offer a simpler plug-and-play setup.
Absolutely. Upgrading to a 48 port network switch helps streamline your setup, reduce clutter, and improve performance.
