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Axis Communications
A 48-port managed PoE++ switch with a 740 W power budget, IEEE 802.3bt compliance up to 90 W per port, and four SFP+ uplinks for surveillance deployments
The Axis D8248 is a 48-port managed Gigabit switch with a 740 W PoE budget. It is designed for surveillance deployments and integrates with Axis recorders for simplified setup. An integrated DHCP server automates IP assignment and device discovery. The web interface provides a graphic topology for clear system overview.
This switch suits installers who require up to 90 W per port under IEEE 802.3bt for cameras and accessories. The 4 SFP+ ports handle uplink aggregation to core switches or recorders. Buyers who need more than 48 copper ports or a higher total power budget should consider a different model. Environments without Axis hardware will not benefit from the proprietary discovery features.
The 740 W limit governs how many high-power devices can run simultaneously across the 48 ports. Calculate the combined draw of all connected endpoints against this budget before purchase. The four SFP+ uplinks operate independently of the PoE budget for backbone connectivity. Ensure the aggregate power demand fits within this single constraint.
| Brand | Axis |
|---|---|
| Model | D8248 |
| Part Number | 02620-004 |
| Network Management Type | Managed |
| Shipping weight | 6.96 kg |
| Package size | 569 × 472 × 107 mm |
Rack-mount the 48-port switch, connect the 4 SFP+ uplinks, then enable the built-in DHCP server so Axis cameras and recorders receive IP addresses automatically; the step most often missed is turning on that DHCP service before plugging in devices.
The internal power supply and cooling fans are the only field-replaceable parts; plan to swap a fan module if airflow noise rises or replace the PSU if the 740 W budget can no longer be sustained.
The 740 W total PoE++ budget is the first ceiling; with IEEE 802.3bt ports rated up to 90 W each, loading every port near maximum will hit the power budget before port throughput or the 4 SFP+ uplinks become bottlenecks.
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