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Managed switch with 48 Gigabit PoE ports and four 56 Gbps SFP56 uplinks
The HP Aruba 6300F JL665A#ACC is a managed network switch built for wired enterprise environments. It provides 48 Gigabit Ethernet ports with Class 4 Power over Ethernet capability. Four additional SFP56 uplink ports support high-speed fibre or direct-attach connections. The unit weighs 7.4000 kg and is supplied in new condition.
This switch suits IT teams deploying wireless access points, IP cameras or VoIP handsets that require both data and power over a single cable. The 56 Gbps uplinks handle aggregation traffic from multiple access switches. Sites without PoE requirements or with only copper uplink needs should evaluate alternative models.
The defining specification is the combination of 48 Class 4 PoE ports and four SFP56 interfaces. This port mix determines whether the switch matches the powered-device density and uplink bandwidth required by the network design.
| Brand | HP |
|---|---|
| Model | JL665A#ACC |
| Weight | 7.4000 |
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