Cisco Catalyst 2960-X 48-Port PoE 740W, 4x1G SFP | LAN Base — CON-3SNTP-ISR433XV
Build a denser access layer with the Cisco Catalyst 2960-X configured for 48 Gigabit Ethernet PoE ports and a 740 W power budget. That combination is well suited to closets that must power a large mix of IP phones, cameras, and wireless access points without adding external injectors or separate power infrastructure. Four 1G SFP uplinks give you fiber-ready upstream connectivity for distribution or aggregation links, helping keep edge traffic organized as endpoint counts rise. LAN Base is a practical fit for access-layer switching where the priority is dependable port density, VLAN segmentation, and straightforward day-to-day administration. Compared with smaller or lower-power switches, this model is built for environments that need more powered ports per rack unit and enough uplink flexibility to support a busy wiring closet. It is a strong choice when standardization, power headroom, and access-layer scale matter. Ideal For Powering a large deployment of IP phones in a campus wiring closet Connecting surveillance cameras across a high-density edge switch Supporting wireless access points with centralized PoE delivery Providing fiber uplinks from an enterprise access closet to distribution Why This Product 1 Higher PoE budget for more powered endpoints 2 48 ports for dense access-layer consolidation 3 Four SFP uplinks for fiber connectivity 4 LAN Base for straightforward enterprise switching
- Poe Ports: 48
- Poe Budget Watts: 740 W
- Fanless: No
- Form Factor: Rack-mountable
- Manageable: Yes
- Port Count: 48 ports
- Network Technology: 10/100/1000Base-T
- Ethernet Technology: Gigabit Ethernet
- Sfp Slots: 4
- Managed Type: Managed
- Vlan Support: Yes
- Layer Supported: Layer 2
- Stacking Support: Yes
- Key Feature 1: 48 Gigabit Ethernet PoE ports
- Key Feature 2: 740 W PoE budget
- Key Feature 3: 4 x 1G SFP uplink ports
- Key Feature 4: Cisco Catalyst 2960-X platform
- Key Feature 5: LAN Base feature set
- Key Feature 6: Enterprise access-layer switching
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