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The UBIQUITI usw-enterprise-48-poe is a managed Layer 2 network switch designed for enterprise and growing business environments. It delivers 48 RJ-45 ports running at 2.5 Gbps each, with PoE+ support at up to 34W per port and a total PoE power budget of 720W. Four 10 Gbps SFP+ ports provide high-speed fiber uplink capability. A built-in 1.3-inch LCM color touchscreen allows on-device configuration, monitoring, and troubleshooting without logging into a management interface. Network administrators and low-voltage installers deploy this switch to support high-density PoE device environments including wireless access points, IP security cameras, and VoIP phones.
This switch is suited for commercial and enterprise network deployments where 2.5 Gbps edge speeds are needed to handle bandwidth-intensive endpoints. Typical installation scenarios include server rooms and wiring closets requiring rackmount switching. The unit supports full management through the UniFi Network application, including an augmented reality port-mapping feature. Rackmount hardware is included in the box, making it ready for 1U deployment in standard 19-inch racks. It supports both optical fiber and twisted-pair media types depending on the port used.
Designed for use within the Ubiquiti UniFi ecosystem as a managed PoE switch supporting UniFi Network application management. Compatible with PoE+ powered devices including access points, IP cameras, and VoIP phones connected via standard RJ-45 cabling.
Installation should be performed by a qualified network technician or low-voltage installer familiar with structured cabling and rack-mounted equipment. Power down or unplug connected PoE devices before servicing ports to avoid unintended power interruptions. Ensure the rack enclosure provides adequate ventilation to maintain safe operating temperatures. Low-voltage wiring installations may be subject to NEC Article 725 requirements depending on jurisdiction.
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