Managed L2 Gigabit PoE-switch SonicWall SWS14-48FPOE — 48x 10/100/1000 RJ-45, 1U, 176 Gbit/s, 32k MAC

SonicWall SWS14-48FPOE is a managed Layer 2 Gigabit Ethernet switch providing 48x 10/100/1000 RJ-45 ports with Power over Ethernet (PoE) support, a 32,000-entry MAC address table and a switching capacity of 176 Gbit/s. Designed for 1U rack mounting, the switch includes an RJ-45 console port and conforms to IEEE 802.1ab/p/x and IEEE 802.3af/at standards. The device is intended for enterprise access layers, PoE-powered devices and campus aggregation where centralized management and interoperability with SonicWall environments are required.

Advantages

The SonicWall SWS14-48FPOE delivers high-density Gigabit connectivity combined with PoE capability in a 1U form factor, enabling consolidation of network access and power delivery for attached devices. Its large MAC table and 176 Gbit/s switching capacity support high port utilization and reduced congestion in access and aggregation deployments. Compliance with common IEEE standards ensures compatibility with a wide range of network equipment, while the RJ-45 console port allows direct management access when needed.

Suitable for

Key specifications

How to use

Install the SonicWall SWS14-48FPOE in a standard 19-inch rack occupying a single unit of rack space. Connect uplink and access devices to the RJ-45 ports and, if required, power compatible PoE devices directly from the switch ports according to their power class. Use the RJ-45 console port for initial configuration or access management through the supported SonicWall management interfaces for centralized configuration, monitoring and firmware updates. Ensure proper cable management and ventilation around the 1U chassis to maintain operating temperatures.

Recommendations

For reliable PoE deployment, verify total power budget and per-port power requirements of connected devices before full provisioning. Use structured cabling and label ports for easier maintenance. When integrating with a SonicWall security ecosystem, follow vendor guidance for policy and firmware compatibility to maintain unified management and security posture.