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RUCKUS WIRELESS
A 48-port Gigabit PoE+ switch with two 40 Gbps uplink and stacking ports
The RUCKUS ICX 7550 is a 48-port switch delivering 10/100/1000 Mbps connectivity with 802.3at PoE+ support. It includes two 40 Gbps ports for uplink or stacking configurations. This unit suits network administrators building resilient access-layer infrastructure.
Ideal for organisations needing high-density PoE+ for access points, cameras or phones with 40 Gbps aggregation. Not for buyers requiring 100 Gbps uplinks, more than 48 copper ports or fanless silent operation.
The two 40 Gbps ports determine whether this switch fits your aggregation or stacking design. Verify that your core switches or stack peers support matching 40 Gbps interfaces before purchasing.
| Brand | RUCKUS WIRELESS |
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The ICX 7550 delivers 802.3at PoE+ on 48 ports; replacement timing depends on load and environment rather than a fixed interval.
The two 40 Gbps uplink/stack ports become the bottleneck before the 48 × 1 Gbps downlinks do.
Total power draw scales with the attached PoE+ devices up to the 802.3at limit per port; the switch itself adds its own base consumption.
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