The enterprise class Ubiquiti EdgeSwitch ES-48-500W 48 Port PoE Switchfrom Ubiquiti EdgeSwitch ES-48-500W 48 Port PoE Switchis designed to be the backbone of your network. This high capacity Gigabit switch comes equipped with forty eight 10/100/1000 Mb/s Ethernet ports, two 1/10 Gb/s SFP+ Ethernet ports, and two 1 Gb/s SFP Ethernet ports. Each port includes dedicated LED indicators representing both PoE status and the speed, link, and activity of each port. This Layer 2 switch features a total non-blocking throughput of 70 Gb/s, a switching capacity of 140 Gb/s, and a forwarding rate of 104.16 Mp/s allowing for a fast uninterrupted flow of data through the switch out to end users.

Along with enhanced networking capabilities, the EdgeSwitch ES-48-500W features optical fiber backhaul made available through the two SFP+ ports. These ports support uplinks of up to 10 Gb/s to ensure a smooth, consistent flow of data. You can also power your PoE compatible devices directly from the EdgeSwitch with support for auto-sensing IEEE 802.af/at 24 V passive PoE. All of the features of the EdgeSwitch can be easily managed through the included advance user interface. Administrators can configure and monitor their network through an intuitive graphical user interface or convert to the command-line interface available through telnet and SSH.

48 x 10/100/1000 Mb/s Ethernet Ports    2 x 1/10 Gb/s SFP+ Ethernet Ports    2 x 1 Gb/s SFP Ethernet Ports    Power over Ethernet Compliant    70 Gb/s Non-Blocking Throughput    140 Gb/s Switching Capacity    500W Maximum Power Consumption    Dedicated LED Per Port Indicators    1U High Rackmount Compatible

Build and expand your network with the Ubiquiti Networks EdgeSwitch, part of the EdgeMAX line of products. The EdgeSwitch is a fully managed PoE+ Gigabit switch, delivering robust performance and intelligent switching for growing networks. The EdgeSwitch offers an extensive suite of advanced Layer-2 switching features and protocols, and also provides Layer-3 routing capability.

The EdgeSwitch offers the forwarding capacity of up to 70 Gb/s to simultaneously process traffic on all ports at line rate without any packet loss.

The EdgeSwitch models offers 48 PoE Gigabit Ethernet ports of auto-sensing IEEE 802.3af/at or configurable 24V Passive PoE to simplify your infrastructure. By default, the EdgeSwitch

automatically detects 802.3af/at devices so they automatically receive PoE. For 24V Passive PoE devices, manually enable 24V passive PoE using the EdgeSwitch Configuration Interface.

The EdgeSwitch provides fiber connectivity options for growing networks. For high-capacity uplinks, the 48-port model includes two SFP and two SFP+ ports, providing up to 10 Gb/s uplinks.

Designed for convenient management, the EdgeSwitch Configuration Interface allows administrators to configure and monitor switch features in a graphical user interface.

For advanced users, an industry-standard command-line interface (CLI) is available through

telnet and SSH.

The EdgeSwitch uses an enhanced operating system that provides basic switching features, PoE configuration per port, and a variety of advanced features including:

• MSTP/RSTP/STP

• VLAN, Private VLAN, Voice VLAN

• Link Aggregation

• DHCP Snooping, IGMP Snooping

• TACACS+, RADIUS, 802.1X, MAC Filtering, ACL

• DiffServ, CoS • Static Routing, Policy-Based Routing

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Can 2 of these be mounted side by side with the included brackets?

A: No, the included brackets of the Ubiquiti Networks EdgeSwitch 8-Port 150-Watt Managed PoE+ Gigabit Switch with SFP BH #UBES8150W do not allow for side by side mounting.

Q: 2. How can this be considered POE when it meets no POE standard? What the heck is Ubiquiti trying to pull here... This won't work for my Dante - Studio Tech gear...

A: This model is POE compatible and does inject some wattage into the line, which may or may not be enough to power all of your devices: Electrical Power Draw 8.0 W DC Input Power 24 VDC at 2.5 A PoE per Port 15 W

Q: 3. What is the Max AC/watts and amps of the POE 48-port SFP+ with all 600w of POE used, need this info for circuit required load?

A: This Ubiquiti Networks UniFi Pro PoE 48-Port Gigabit Managed PoE Network Switch with SFP+ would use a max of 660W including the power that the switch itself would use. This would be if every Watt of PoE power is also being used.

Q: 4. Why can I see everything connected to this toughswitch like a hub instead of only the device on the port I am connected to? Is this actually a switch?

A: Please clarify your question. If you configure the ports to be on the same (or no) VLAN then you will see all devices on all ports.Switch works very well.

Q: 5. Can this switch power the ltu rockets?

A: Yes, this switch offers up to 34 watts per port.

Q: 6. Can anyone comment on the fan noise? My last 10 GbE D-Link switch sounded like a 747! Thanks...

A: As a whole all the Ubiquiti switches are quiet.

Q: 7. L2 OR L3?

A: The Ubiquiti Networks UniFi Switch US-48-500W 48-Port Gigabit PoE+ Compliant Managed Switch with SFP+ is L2, but not L3.

Q: 8. Does this 24-Port 250-Watt model ES-24-250W PoE+ switch have internal fans? Noise level?

A: Yes, there are internal fans, and for me the noise level is negligible. I only have two devices on it that require POE at this time and I do not notice the fans at all unless I've power cycled the switch. The very first models (2014ish) did have fan issues, but they've since fixed that through hardware and firmware updates.

Q: 9. Does this have to be used for connecting computers to the internet? I want to use it for connecting multiple BMD 4K monitors to 1 computer.

A: the switch is just for Ethernet! So you can use this to connect to the Ethernet ports of the BMD 4k but that will NOT give you any video signal. That is done via the SDI connection. The Ethernet is just for control and monitoring of the monitors. Bottom line You do not use this for video.

Q: 10. Is this item rated for outdoor use?

A: No, this is for indoor use. If you woudl like to use this for outdoor use, you will need to purchase some sort of enclosure for it.