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Nortel Networks
A 48-port Gigabit PoE switch providing power and data for network devices
The Nortel BayStack 5520-48T-PWR is a 48-port Gigabit Power over Ethernet switch designed for wired network infrastructure. It suits organisations deploying VoIP phones, wireless access points or IP cameras that require both data and power over a single cable. The unit is supplied new and ready for rack installation.
Forty-eight Gigabit ports provide ample connectivity for mid-size deployments, while PoE on every port removes the need for separate injectors. The switch handles typical office and campus edge loads without oversubscription. Networks that demand 10 Gigabit uplinks, Layer 3 routing or higher PoE budgets will need additional equipment.
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Each port auto-negotiates speed and duplex so legacy 10/100 endpoints link without manual setup.
Watch the per-port LEDs; a steady link light plus blinking activity light shows frames are passing.
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