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Silver rack-mount switch, 1U height, 48 RJ-45 ports front, four SFP+ slots right

Cisco Systems, Inc.

Cisco Systems, Inc. C1300-48P-4X network switch, 48 PoE+ ports, 4×10G SFP+

SKU CH-4WQY-Z6Q77 MPN C1300-48P-4X

A managed 1U rack switch with 48 PoE+ ports, 370 W budget and four 10G SFP+ uplinks for enterprise access

  • Product formatRackmount
  • Supported standardsLayer Supported: 3 Networking Standards: IEEE 802.1x IEEE 80
  • Network cablingMedia Type Supported: Optical Fiber Twisted Pair Ethernet Te
  • Management typeManaged
  • Uplink portsTotal Number of Expansion Slots: 4.0 Expansion Slot Type: SF
  • Main portsInterfaces/Ports Total Number of Network Ports: 48 Uplink Po

Ports 48x 10/100/1000 RJ45 · 4x10G SFP+

PoE · Non-PoE PoE

Power Budget 370W

  • 48 PoE+ ports power IP phones and cameras directly with a 370 W budget
  • Four 10 Gb SFP+ uplinks provide high-speed fibre or copper aggregation links
  • Layer 3 routing support enables scalable network segmentation and inter-VLAN traffic handling
  • 1U rack-mountable chassis fits standard cabinets at 1.7 in height and 13.8 in depth
  • Managed operation with IEEE 802.3az Energy Efficient Ethernet reduces power draw during low utilisation

Cisco Catalyst 48-Port PoE+ Switch

The Cisco Catalyst C1300-48P-4X is a managed rackmount switch built for enterprise, business and office networks. It delivers 48 Gigabit Ethernet PoE+ ports and four 10 Gigabit Ethernet SFP+ uplinks in a 1U form factor. The switch supports Layer 3 routing for scalable network designs.

Suits IP phone, camera and access point deployments

This switch fits installations that need PoE+ power for IP phones, wireless access points and IP cameras with a 370 W PoE budget. It is not intended for environments that need higher PoE budgets per port, dense higher-speed uplinks or chassis-based modular supervisors.

370 W PoE budget across 48 ports

The total PoE budget of 370 W determines how many powered devices can run simultaneously at full PoE+ capacity. Buyers should calculate their per-port power draw against this limit before deploying the switch.

How it compares

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Price $1,690.99
Pricier than about 74% of the 2,759 comparable items (median $482.99).

Specifications

Product
Brand nameCisco Systems, Inc
Product lineCatalyst
Part numberC1300-48P-4X
Connectivity
Network cablingMedia Type Supported:
Optical Fiber
Twisted Pair
Ethernet Technology:
10 Gigabit Ethernet
Network Technology:
10/100/1000Base-T
10GBase-X
Management typeManaged
Ports & slots
Uplink portsTotal Number of Expansion Slots:
4.0
Expansion Slot Type:
SFP+
Shared SFP Slot:
Yes
Number of SFP+ Slots:
4
Size & build
Product dimensionsCompatible Rack Unit:
1U
Form Factor:
Rack-mountable
Height:
1.7 in
Width:
17.5 in
Depth:
13.8 in
Product weight(Approximate):
11.97 lb
Shipping weight6.80 kg
Package size577 × 505 × 91 mm
More details
Product formatRackmount

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Questions about this item

What does the 10GBase-X uplink standard cap the four SFP+ ports at in practice?

The four SFP+ uplink slots run at 10 Gigabit Ethernet speeds, so each port is capped at 10 Gbps when populated with compatible transceivers.

What rack depth and clearance does the 1U, 13.8-inch deep chassis need to mount properly?

The switch fits a standard 1U rack space and requires at least 13.8 inches of usable depth plus cable-bend room behind the front posts.

How is the 370 W PoE budget allocated across the 48 PoE+ ports during initial setup?

The 370 W budget is shared dynamically; the switch negotiates per-port power via LLDP-MED or CDP, so ports only draw what each attached device requests.

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