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C9300X-48HX-A is a Cisco Catalyst 9300X managed Layer 3 stackable copper switch built for access networks that need dense multigigabit client ports and high-power PoE from one chassis. The fixed access side provides 48 10G/5G/2.5G/1G/100M RJ-45 multigigabit ports with Cisco UPOE+ for powered endpoints. Uplinks are handled by an empty modular bay, so uplink ports are added only after selecting a Catalyst 9300X network module such as C9300X-NM-8M, C9300X-NM-8Y, C9300X-NM-2C, or C9300X-NM-4C. The 1U Catalyst 9300X chassis ships with a 1100W default AC supply and Network Advantage licensing. Compared with C9300X-48HX-E, this SKU keeps the same 48-port 10G/mGig UPOE+ hardware and changes the order to Network Advantage. It targets closets replacing 1G access while keeping copper cabling and powered endpoint workflows intact.
1760 Gbps switching capacity gives the 48-port multigigabit access block backplane capacity for high-density endpoint and uplink designs before stacking. 2760 Gbps switching capacity with stacking raises the aggregate profile for StackWise-1T deployments that combine multiple Catalyst 9300X members. 1309 Mpps forwarding rate aligns the platform with campus access designs that carry Wi-Fi 6/6E access points, cameras, sensors, workstations, and local aggregation traffic. 590W available PoE from the default 1100W AC power supply supports UPOE+ endpoint planning, with higher budgets available when secondary supplies are added according to Cisco power tables. C9300X-48HX-A also carries 16 GB DRAM, 16 GB flash, a 32,000-entry MAC table, 32 MB packet buffer, Cisco IOS XE management, Smart Licensing, Catalyst Center workflows, and Meraki dashboard monitoring where the selected operating mode supports it. Network Advantage also brings advanced routing, segmentation, automation, resiliency, IoT integration, and MACsec-256 into the license tier, which matters when access switching participates in policy-driven campus designs and fabric operations planning.
This switch belongs at the enterprise access layer where high-speed copper ports feed powered Wi-Fi access points, collaboration devices, cameras, sensors, and workstation drops. StackWise-1T lets matching Catalyst 9300X members share one stack control plane, while the 1U rack design preserves cabinet space for patching, power, and uplink hardware. ORM Systems supplies C9300X-48HX-A in new and certified refurbished condition for access refreshes, spares, and staged rollouts. Refurbished units are checked for multigigabit link negotiation, UPOE+ delivery, modular-uplink detection, fan status, power-supply health, StackWise readiness, and IOS XE boot behavior before dispatch. Confirming secondary power supplies, rack airflow, and uplink optics during procurement helps avoid access-layer rework after staging and acceptance testing. Request a quote with quantity, condition, network module, power supplies, license term, optics, power-cord region, and warranty expectations. Enterprise and volume buyers receive SKU-specific sourcing for powered multigigabit Catalyst access projects.
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C9300X-48HX-A sits in the powered access layer where 48 10G multigigabit RJ-45 ports feed Wi-Fi access points, collaboration endpoints, cameras, sensors, and workstations from one Catalyst 9300X stack member. Engineers map UPOE+ power classes, assign access VLANs, apply QoS for voice and wireless traffic, and reserve the modular bay for the selected upstream module. Network Advantage supports the routed access and segmentation features chosen for the site design. The access block gains dense copper speed, endpoint power, and consistent Catalyst policy enforcement across the wiring closet stack.
The switch operates as an access-to-distribution handoff when a wiring closet needs multigigabit copper at the edge and high-speed modular uplinks toward distribution. The 48 fixed ports absorb endpoint and AP connections, while C9300X-NM module selection defines the upstream path as 10G, 25G, 40G, or 100G. Engineers validate PoE allocation, VLAN trunks, routing adjacency, and StackWise-1T membership before production. This placement reduces access bottlenecks while keeping uplink media aligned with the campus aggregation design for each distribution-facing uplink group handoff.
C9300X-48HX-A supports standardized stack refresh work where access closets move from 1G copper to 10G multigigabit service without changing the Catalyst operating model. Teams stage IOS XE, Smart Licensing, Catalyst Center discovery, StackWise cabling, and power-supply redundancy before replacing legacy access members. UPOE+ budgets are checked against wireless and device inventories, and refurbished units receive port, PoE, fan, PSU, and boot validation before shipment. The refresh delivers faster powered access with a manageable stack boundary while preserving familiar Catalyst change-control and support practices.
The 48-port multigigabit UPOE+ profile matched our access refresh bill of materials.
Clear notes on PoE budget, modular uplinks, and Network Advantage licensing helped procurement.
The C9300X-48HX-A specs were practical for a high-density powered access design.
Helpful comparison against the Essentials, data-only, and 24-port alternatives.
Power-supply and module details reduced follow-up questions before quote approval.
Good SKU-level detail. Final AP power draw still needed site validation.
Refurbished testing notes were useful for multigigabit and UPOE+ acceptance checks.
C9300X-48HX-A is a Cisco Catalyst 9300X managed stackable switch with 48 fixed 10G/5G/2.5G/1G/100M multigigabit RJ-45 ports, Cisco UPOE+, a modular uplink bay, and Network Advantage licensing. It is used for enterprise access deployments that need high-speed copper connectivity, endpoint power, Cisco IOS XE operations, and StackWise-1T stacking support.
The C9300X portion identifies the Cisco Catalyst 9300X modular uplink switch family. The 48HX portion identifies 48 multigigabit copper ports with Cisco UPOE+ capability. The A suffix identifies Network Advantage licensing. This separates C9300X-48HX-A from the Network Essentials C9300X-48HX-E and the Meraki software C9300X-48HX-M ordering options.
C9300X-48HX-A is a rack-mount managed network switch, not an optical module, router, firewall, or fixed-uplink compact switch. It provides 48 built-in multigigabit RJ-45 access ports, Cisco UPOE+ power delivery, and an empty modular uplink bay for a separately ordered Catalyst 9300X network module deployment.
This SKU sits in the Cisco Catalyst 9300X modular uplink family, above standard Catalyst 9300 access models in fixed-port speed, StackWise bandwidth, and application-hosting resources. It is the 48-port 10G multigigabit UPOE+ Network Advantage option for enterprise access closets that need dense powered copper ports and modular uplink selection.
C9300X-48HX-A has 48 fixed 10G/5G/2.5G/1G/100M multigigabit RJ-45 ports. The modular uplink bay is not counted as fixed port capacity because Cisco states that the default switch configuration does not include a network module. Buyers select the required C9300X uplink module separately during quote planning.
C9300X-48HX-A provides 1760 Gbps standalone switching capacity and 1309 Mpps forwarding rate. Cisco also lists 2760 Gbps switching capacity with stacking and 2232 Mpps forwarding rate with stacking for C9300X-48HX. These figures match the 48-port 10G multigigabit Catalyst 9300X UPOE+ model in published Cisco tables.
C9300X-48HX-A supports Cisco UPOE+ on its 48 multigigabit RJ-45 ports. Cisco lists a 1100W default AC power supply and 590W available PoE power for C9300X-48HX with the default supply. Larger available PoE budgets require the supported secondary or upgraded power-supply combinations defined by Cisco.
C9300X-48HX-A is treated as a managed Layer 3 Catalyst switch because the Catalyst 9300X modular uplink family documents routed scale, IPv4 routes, IPv6 routing entries, multicast routing scale, and switched virtual interfaces. The ordered license tier is Network Advantage, so feature availability should match the selected Cisco subscription term.
Cisco Catalyst 9300X switches run Cisco IOS XE and support CLI operations, Web UI workflows, Cisco Catalyst Center, Smart Licensing, and cloud monitoring through the Meraki dashboard where the operating mode and license allow it. C9300X-48HX-A should be staged with the intended Network Advantage entitlement and management model.
C9300X-48HX-A supports Cisco StackWise-1T as a Catalyst 9300X SKU. Cisco lists 1 Tbps stacking bandwidth, StackWise cable hardware, and 8 members for C9300X stacks with the same license level. Mixed stacking with C9300 models is supported at StackWise-480 speeds, subject to software and design compatibility.
C9300X-48HX-A is used for high-density enterprise access where 48 multigigabit copper ports and UPOE+ power serve access points, collaboration devices, cameras, sensors, and workstation drops. It fits wiring closets that need 10G-capable access ports, modular uplink choice, StackWise-1T stacking, and Network Advantage features for routed access or segmentation.
This switch fits enterprise access closets, aggregation-adjacent access blocks, and campus refresh projects that need 48 powered multigigabit copper ports in a 1U Catalyst chassis. It suits deployments where endpoint speed and UPOE+ power are both required, and where several Catalyst 9300X units may operate together as one StackWise-1T stack.
C9300X-48HX-A suits Wi-Fi access point refreshes, high-speed workstation access, powered camera or sensor networks, collaboration endpoint access, and routed access designs with copper multigigabit links. Network teams select it when 48 RJ-45 ports, UPOE+ power, modular uplinks, and Network Advantage licensing match the approved Catalyst access design.
C9300X-48HX-A works in access deployments that feed Cisco wireless access points or other multigigabit powered endpoints. The 10G/5G/2.5G/1G/100M RJ-45 ports support copper access speeds above 1G, while UPOE+ supports high-power endpoint planning. Final AP power, speed, cabling, and uplink requirements should be validated against the site design.
Compatible Catalyst 9300X network modules for C9300X-48HX-A include C9300X-NM-8M for 8x 10G/1G Multigigabit, C9300X-NM-8Y for 8x 25G/10G/1G, C9300X-NM-2C for 2x 100G/40G, and C9300X-NM-4C for 4x 100G/40G uplinks. The default switch configuration does not include a network module.
C9300X-48HX-A connects copper Ethernet endpoints that negotiate at 100M, 1G, 2.5G, 5G, or 10G on RJ-45 cabling, subject to cabling quality and endpoint capability. Common connected devices include access points, IP phones, cameras, sensors, workstations, and other PoE-powered devices that fit Cisco UPOE+ power planning.
C9300X-48HX-A integrates with Cisco IOS XE operations, Cisco Catalyst Center, Cisco Smart Licensing, StackWise-1T accessories, StackPower+, Catalyst 9300X network modules, and Meraki dashboard monitoring workflows where supported. It also fits Catalyst 9000 operating practices, including staged configuration, power budgeting, port validation, and stack member alignment before production.
Relevant standards and operational features include IEEE 802.3 Ethernet, 802.1Q VLANs, STP/RSTP/MSTP, LACP, routed access, IPv4 and IPv6 routing scale, jumbo frames up to 9198 bytes, Cisco UPOE+, IEEE 802.3bt Type 4 endpoint planning, and MACsec-256 in the Network Advantage package. Exact feature use depends on software release and license.
C9300X-48HX-A and C9300X-48HX-E share the same 48-port 10G multigigabit UPOE+ Catalyst 9300X hardware profile with modular uplinks. The difference is licensing. C9300X-48HX-A is ordered with Network Advantage, while C9300X-48HX-E is ordered with Network Essentials. Buyers should match the suffix to the approved Cisco license tier.
C9300X-48HX-A provides 48 10G multigigabit copper ports with Cisco UPOE+, while C9300X-48TX-A provides 48 10G multigigabit copper ports as a data-only model. Both use modular uplinks and Network Advantage ordering, but C9300X-48HX-A is selected when powered endpoints require UPOE+ from the access switch.
C9300X-48HX-A provides 48 10G multigigabit UPOE+ ports, while C9300X-48HXN-A provides 40 5G multigigabit ports and 8 10G multigigabit ports with UPOE+. Cisco lists 1760 Gbps switching capacity for C9300X-48HX and 960 Gbps for C9300X-48HXN, so port speed density is the main difference for buyers.
C9300X-48HX-A provides 48 fixed 10G multigigabit UPOE+ ports, while C9300X-24HX-A provides 24 fixed 10G multigigabit UPOE+ ports. Cisco lists 1760 Gbps switching capacity and 1309 Mpps forwarding for C9300X-48HX, compared with 800 Gbps and 654.72 Mpps for C9300X-24HX in density planning workflows.
ORM Systems supplies C9300X-48HX-A in new and certified refurbished condition for enterprise and commercial IT hardware buyers. Availability depends on quantity, condition, selected network module, power-supply configuration, license term, optics, power cords, and warranty needs. Buyers should request the exact SKU so sourcing stays aligned with the Network Advantage UPOE+ model.
C9300X-48HX-A price depends on condition, quantity, power-supply configuration, selected network module, optics, license term, warranty coverage, power-cord region, and fulfilment route. ORM Systems quotes the exact manufacturer part number so buyers can compare new and certified refurbished options against the same Cisco Catalyst 9300X 48-port UPOE+ configuration.
C9300X-48HX-A appears in the Cisco Catalyst 9300 Series datasheet ordering table updated June 22, 2026. Lifecycle status should still be checked during quoting because Cisco end-of-sale and end-of-support notices can change separately from reseller availability. Buyers should request a current lifecycle check with any formal quote.
Lead time is confirmed during quoting because stock condition, quantity, network module choice, power-supply choice, optics, license term, power cords, and destination affect fulfilment. ORM Systems can quote available new and certified refurbished sourcing paths for C9300X-48HX-A, then confirm which accessories and licenses are included or ordered separately.
Bulk orders are handled through a quantity-based quote for C9300X-48HX-A. Enterprise buyers should provide target quantity, condition preference, network module requirements, power-supply requirements, optic and cable requirements, license term, delivery destination, and warranty expectations. That detail keeps pricing and fulfilment aligned with the exact Catalyst 9300X bill of materials.
ORM Systems offers up to a 3-year warranty on eligible new and certified refurbished enterprise hardware, including Cisco Catalyst switches such as C9300X-48HX-A. Warranty terms should be confirmed on the quote because coverage can vary by product condition, sourcing route, region, accessory bundle, and service requirement.
Certified refurbished C9300X-48HX-A units receive product-class validation before dispatch, focused on multigigabit port negotiation, UPOE+ power delivery, network module detection, power-supply health, fan status, StackWise readiness, IOS XE boot checks, and physical condition. These checks matter because high-speed copper access and endpoint power are central to deployment success.
Cisco lists Catalyst 9300 safety and compliance standards including UL 60950-1, CAN/CSA-C22.2 No. 60950-1, EN 60950-1, IEC 60950-1, AS/NZS 60950.1, IEEE 802.3, FCC Part 15 Class A, EN 55032 Class A, CISPR 32 Class A, and ICES-003 Class A. Buyers should verify any country-specific requirement before import or deployment.
First-use configuration requires the switch, compatible AC power cord, management or console access, Cisco IOS XE startup configuration, Network Advantage entitlement, selected Catalyst subscription term, power budget planning, and any required uplink module or optics. Network teams normally validate link speeds, UPOE+ delivery, uplink recognition, VLANs, routing policy, stack membership, and management reachability before handover.
C9300X-48HX-A is ordered with Network Advantage, and Cisco states that Catalyst 9300 models ordered with Network Essentials or Network Advantage require a Cisco Catalyst or Cisco DNA subscription license at configuration. Buyers should include the correct 48-port 10G Multigigabit Cisco Catalyst Advantage license term when building the purchasing plan.
Buyers should check the required C9300X network module, optional secondary power supply, AC power cord, StackWise cables, rack kit, Cisco-compatible optics for the selected module, copper patch leads, license term, and warranty coverage. The default switch configuration does not include the network module, so uplink selection should be confirmed before purchase approval.
C9300X-48HX-A can be sourced through ORM Systems for UK enterprise and commercial IT hardware procurement. Buyers should request a quote using the exact SKU, quantity, condition preference, network module, power-supply requirements, optic requirements, license term, power-cord region, and warranty expectations so the quote matches the Cisco Catalyst 9300X Network Advantage UPOE+ model.
ORM Systems supports international enquiries for C9300X-48HX-A and confirms destination, logistics, documentation, compliance requirements, and available shipping options during quoting. Buyers outside the UK should provide delivery country, quantity, condition preference, network module, power-supply requirements, optics, licensing, and accessory requirements so fulfilment can be checked against the complete order scope.