Cisco Catalyst 3850 48-Port UPOE IP Base | Enterprise Switching — CON-L1NBD-C150796V
Support dense enterprise access layers with the Cisco Catalyst 3850 48-port UPOE IP Base. This platform is designed for networks that need reliable switching capacity, power over Ethernet delivery, and a feature set aligned to structured campus operations. In environments where every access port carries real business traffic, switch selection affects more than throughput. It shapes endpoint power strategy, deployment consistency, and the operational burden on the network team. A 48-port design helps consolidate access connectivity, while UPOE support can simplify powering phones, wireless access points, and other edge devices from the switch itself. The IP Base positioning makes this a practical fit for organizations that want core access-layer capabilities without unnecessary complexity. It is well suited to teams standardizing on Cisco switching for predictable behavior, familiar management workflows, and long service life in production networks. For procurement teams, the value is in buying a platform that can anchor a campus segment rather than filling a short-term gap. Ideal For Campus access switching for wired user endpoints Powering phones and wireless access points from the access layer Standardizing switch deployments across enterprise floors or branches Consolidating high-density edge connectivity in managed networks Why This Product 1 48-port density for access-layer consolidation 2 UPOE support for powered endpoints 3 Cisco Catalyst platform for enterprise consistency 4 IP Base feature set for structured campus deployments
- Connector Type: RJ-45
- Ethernet Technology: 10 Gigabit Ethernet
- Port Count: 48 Ports
- Feature Set: IP Base
- Product Family: Catalyst 3850
- Power Over Ethernet: UPOE
- Service Type: Hardware Product
- Remote Onsite: Onsite
- Key Feature 1: 48-port access switching platform
- Key Feature 2: UPOE support
- Key Feature 3: Cisco Catalyst 3850 family
- Key Feature 4: IP Base feature set
- Key Feature 5: Enterprise campus switching
- Key Feature 6: Access-layer deployment focus
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