DELL
DELL PowerConnect 5448 H969F 48-Port Gigabit Ethernet Switch
A 48-port Gigabit Ethernet switch in a rack-mountable form factor with included brackets, VGA and power cables
- TypeEthernet Switch
- 48 Gigabit ports for high-density connectivity
- Rack-mountable design with included brackets for easy installation
- Gigabit Ethernet speed across all 48 ports
- Universal 100-240 V power input for worldwide use
- Ready to deploy with power cable and brackets included
48-Port Gigabit Ethernet Switch
The Dell PowerConnect 5448 is a rack-mountable network switch providing forty-eight Gigabit Ethernet ports for wired connectivity. It operates on a 100-240 V, 50-60 Hz power supply rated at 1.8 A. Mounting brackets, a VGA cable and a power cable are included in the package.
Suited for standard rack deployments
This unit suits administrators who need a single 1U appliance to aggregate forty-eight copper links in a cabinet. It is not for buyers who require Power over Ethernet, fibre uplinks or stacking features beyond the base specification. Environments needing advanced Layer 3 routing or deeper buffer capacity should evaluate other platforms.
Forty-eight Gigabit copper ports
The decisive specification is the forty-eight Gigabit Ethernet ports in a rack-mountable form factor. That port count and speed determine whether the switch matches the density and throughput requirements of the intended network segment.
Highlights
- 48 Gigabit ports for high-density connectivity
- Rack-mountable design with included brackets for easy installation
- Gigabit Ethernet speed across all 48 ports
- Universal 100-240 V power input for worldwide use
- Ready to deploy with power cable and brackets included
Specifications
| Brand | Dell |
|---|---|
| Model | PowerConnect 5448 |
| Type | Ethernet Switch |
Questions about this item
How do I rack-mount the Dell PowerConnect 5448 and what step is often missed?
Attach the supplied brackets to the switch using the side mounting holes, then secure the brackets to the rack rails; the step often missed is tightening all bracket screws before sliding the unit into the rack.
What component will need replacement first on the PowerConnect 5448 under normal operation?
The internal cooling fans are the only moving parts and will require replacement before the solid-state switching fabric degrades.
What thermal limit appears first when the 48-port switch runs at full load continuously?
The chassis temperature rating is reached before the 100-240 V 1.8 A power supply hits its current limit, triggering fan speed increase.
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