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Silver rack-mount network switch with 48 front ports and mounting ears

BFKK

BFKK 1960 48-Port Gb 40-Port Class 4 PoE 8-Port Class 6 PoE Smart Switch (600W) network switch

SKU CH-HBW0-RF698

48-port Gigabit smart switch with 40 Class 4 and 8 Class 6 PoE ports, 600 W budget, plus four 10 G uplinks for stacking up to 288 ports

  • 48 Gigabit ports connect every desk device
  • 40 Class 4 plus 8 Class 6 PoE ports power phones and cameras
  • 600 W PoE budget runs all powered ports together
  • Cloud app or local web UI manages the switch from anywhere
  • Stack up to four units for 288 ports under one IP

Aruba Instant On 1960 Smart Switch

The Aruba Instant On 1960 is a smart managed stackable switch designed for small and growing businesses. It delivers fast setup and easy management through a mobile app or cloud portal with no recurring costs. A local web interface provides advanced configuration options including static routing and ACLs. The rack-width design supports rack, wall or flat-surface mounting.

52 active ports with 600 W PoE budget

This model provides 52 active ports: 48 Gigabit RJ45 ports, two 10G SFP+ slots and two 10GBASE-T copper ports. Power over Ethernet supplies Class 4 on 40 ports and Class 6 on 8 ports. The total PoE power budget is 600 Watts, determining how many powered devices can run simultaneously.

Stacks up to four units for 288 ports

Up to four 1960 switches can be stacked and managed through a single IP address. This expands the system to 288 ports including 16 10G uplink ports for high-density developments. Flexible stacking operates at 1G and 10G speeds using local or cloud-managed modes. Buyers needing more than four switches in a single stack should consider other architectures.

Highlights

  • 48 Gigabit ports connect every desk device
  • 40 Class 4 plus 8 Class 6 PoE ports power phones and cameras
  • 600 W PoE budget runs all powered ports together
  • Cloud app or local web UI manages the switch from anywhere
  • Stack up to four units for 288 ports under one IP

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

What does the 600 W PoE budget actually power across the 48 ports?

The budget feeds 40 ports at Class 4 PoE and 8 ports at Class 6 PoE simultaneously, allowing devices such as access points, cameras and VoIP phones to draw up to the full 600 W total.

How do the two 10GBASE-T and two SFP+ uplink ports limit real-world throughput?

Each uplink runs at 10 Gbps, so aggregated traffic from the 48 Gigabit ports can exit at up to 40 Gbps combined, but any single flow is capped at 10 Gbps per port.

What clearance and mounting hardware are required to install the unit in a standard rack?

The switch uses a rack-width chassis with integrated mounting ears for 19-inch racks, wall brackets or flat-surface placement; ports and LEDs face the front for cable access.

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