SonicWall 01-SSC-1445 Capture Advanced Threat Protection hardware license
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A 48-port manageable switch with Gigabit and 10 Gigabit Ethernet, four SFP+ slots and 740 W PoE budget
The Aruba CX 6200F provides 48 Gigabit Ethernet ports that support Class 4 Power over Ethernet for access points, cameras and phones. Four 10 Gigabit SFP+ slots handle aggregation to the core. Layer 3 routing is supported in a modular operating system designed for campus wiring closets.
Organisations that require 48 powered ports and fibre uplinks will match this specification. Buyers who need more than four uplink ports or a higher PoE budget per port should look at a different model. Environments without any PoE requirement can choose a non-PoE variant.
The 740 watt PoE budget determines how many Class 4 devices can be powered simultaneously across the 48 ports. The switch itself draws 76 watts for system operation. Verify the combined load of all connected endpoints against the 740 W limit before deployment.
| Brand | Aruba |
|---|---|
| Shipping weight | 7.26 kg |
| Package size | 566 × 475 × 122 mm |
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