Featured Deal
Hand-picked by our procurement team for standout value. This unit is offered at our sharpest price on current stock, verified against live market rates.
Name:
Added to cart 28 times recently
2 In stock - Ready to Ship
Certified Refurbished
Professionally inspected, bench-tested, and firmware-verified, with configurations wiped. Restored to full working order and backed by our warranty.
$274.00
Quantity:
3 Year Extended Warranty
Same-day Shipping
30-Day Money Back Guarantee
Shipping:
Payment:
3 Year Extended Warranty
Same-day Shipping
30-Day Money Back Guarantee
Need Additional Discount on Product?
Request a quote below - Get Exclusive Pricing and Support.
Shipping:
Payment:
MS390-48P-HW
Cisco Meraki MS390 Cloud Managed PoE+ Switch, 48x 1G RJ-45,...
Trusted by the Highest-Stakes Buyers
Federal agencies and Fortune 500 operations source through ORM Systems.
US Government & Defense
Enterprise Clients
Built Global. Stocked Local.
Regional teams and 25+ distribution partners keep stock near you and accountability in your time zone.
Buyer Protection on Every Order
Pay by PayPal or Revolut with full chargeback rights. Order on PO terms, Net-30 for government.
Verified By Federal Bodies
Every registration we claim is public record — check our federal contractor status yourself before you spend a dollar.
Since 2016, Enterprise-Trusted
Ten years serving buyers who audit their vendors. From federal agencies to 20,000+ enterprise clients worldwide.
MS390-48P-HW is a Cisco Meraki MS390 cloud managed Layer 3 PoE+ access switch for wiring closets that need dense powered 1G copper connectivity under dashboard control. It provides 48 fixed 1GbE RJ45 downlink ports, an empty modular uplink bay for MS390 10G or 40G SFP+ and QSFP+ uplink modules, PoE+ endpoint power, and a rack-mount 1U form factor. The Cisco Meraki MS390 series combines Meraki Dashboard operations with hardware stacking, hot-swappable power supplies, hot-swappable fans, and StackPower support for enterprise access networks. Because the uplink position is modular, the base switch should not be treated as having installed SFP+ or QSFP+ uplinks until the chosen module is ordered. This placement suits access designs that separate copper endpoint density from uplink module choice. A close sibling, MS390-48U-HW, differs by using UPoE instead of the PoE+ access design used on this model.
256 Gbps switching capacity supports aggregated access traffic from the 48 copper edge ports before traffic moves northbound through the selected modular uplink. 190.48 Mpps forwarding rate gives the platform line-rate packet handling for high-density user, voice, camera, and wireless access traffic. 437W available PoE with the primary MA-PWR-715WAC power supply allocates shared endpoint power across the PoE+ ports, with higher PoE availability supported when a secondary power supply is installed. OSPF routing, DHCP server, DHCP relay, IPv4 and IPv6 ACLs, 802.1X authentication, DHCP snooping, STP, RSTP, and MSTP support campus access segmentation and loop control. MS390-48P-HW includes one dedicated management interface and two 120G hardware stack ports, while Meraki Enterprise and Advanced license tiers define the dashboard feature set available to the network. Management traffic also has a dedicated interface path for local status access and troubleshooting. A single-instance MSTP design aligns MS390 operation with Meraki MS switching behavior for upstream interoperability planning.
At the enterprise access tier, MS390-48P-HW connects workstations, VoIP handsets, wireless access points, printers, and surveillance cameras while stacked MS390 members operate as one managed closet block within Cisco Meraki's eight-switch data-stack guidance. The 1U rack footprint fits standard access cabinets, and separate MS390 StackPower cabling supports power sharing across supported members. ORM Systems supplies this switch new and certified refurbished for upgrade projects, spares planning, and multi-site access standardisation. Certified refurbished units are tested across power-on behavior, port operation, PoE delivery, fan condition, and module bay readiness before dispatch. Request a quote for hardware condition, licensing requirements, uplink module selection, warranty term, and quantity pricing aligned to enterprise or volume procurement. Volume buyers standardize compatible power supplies, stacking cables, and uplink modules across repeated MS390 access deployments without fragmenting support or spare planning.
MS390-48P-HW price is $1,958.00. MS390-48P-HW is in stock and available for next-day dispatch. (terms applied)
Request bulk order quote for MS390-48P-HW for additional pricing. Browse the full Cisco Meraki Switches series or explore all Cisco products.
MS390-48P-HW sits in an access closet and terminates copper runs from workstations, phones, cameras, printers, and wireless access points on 48 1G RJ45 PoE+ ports. Network teams assign VLANs, QoS, 802.1X controls, ACLs, and PoE budgets through the Meraki Dashboard while local switching keeps endpoint traffic inside the access layer where appropriate. The 740W PoE budget supports dense powered endpoint planning across one rack unit. The result is a managed 48-port access edge with centralized policy control and predictable endpoint power allocation.
The switch operates at the access edge and forwards aggregated endpoint traffic toward distribution through selected MS390 modular uplink hardware. Engineers match 10G or 40G uplink modules, optics, and fiber paths to the upstream design, then configure trunks, routed links, or redundant paths according to campus topology. MS390-48P-HW keeps fixed 1G powered access ports separate from uplink selection, which supports planned growth without replacing copper endpoint cabling. The result is a cleaner access-to-distribution handoff with bandwidth aligned to the wiring closet load.
Several compatible MS390 switches form a stacked access block using dedicated 120G hardware stack ports and the MS390 family’s 480G stacking bandwidth. MS390-48P-HW contributes 48 1G PoE+ access ports per member while the Meraki Dashboard presents shared monitoring, configuration, event history, and firmware control to operations teams. StackPower planning and modular uplink selection keep power and northbound connectivity coordinated across the closet. The result is higher access port density with one operational view and fewer isolated switch management tasks.
Mon–Fri: [09:00-16:00]
Avg. response under 30 mins
| MS390-48P-HW |  MS250-48P-HW |  MS410-16-HW |  MS225-48FP-HW |  MS425-32-HW | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Depth | 449 mm | 478 mm | 517 mm | 340 mm | 525 mm |
| Ethernet Technology | Gigabit Ethernet | Gigabit Ethernet | Gigabit Ethernet | Gigabit Ethernet / 10 Gigabit Ethernet | 10 Gigabit Ethernet |
| Form Factor | Rack-Mount 1U | Rack-Mount 1U | Rack-Mount 1U | Rack-Mount 1U | Rack-Mount 1U |
| Height | 44 mm | 43.8 mm | 44 mm | 43.8 mm | 44 mm |
| Manufacturer Part Number | MS390-48P-HW | MS250-48P-HW | MS410-16-HW | MS225-48FP-HW | MS425-32-HW |
| Media Type Supported | Twisted Pair / Fiber | Twisted Pair / Fiber | Fiber | Twisted Pair / Fiber | Fiber |
| Power Consumption | 555W | 480W | 85W | 882W | 136W |
| Power Source | AC | AC | AC | AC | AC |
| Product Type | Network Switch | Network Switch | Network Switch | Network Switch | Network Switch |
| Rack Units | 1U | 1U | 1U | 1U | 1U |
| Switching Capacity | 256 Gbps | 176 Gbps | 72 Gbps | 176 Gbps | 800 Gbps |
| Weight | 7.59 kg | 5.61 kg | 5.4 kg | 4.37 kg | 6.35 kg |
| Width | 445 mm | 484.6 mm | 485 mm | 484.6 mm | 483 mm |
Every unit is authentic, sourced through trusted and authorised channels, and serial-verified on request. Genuine networking and IT hardware, guaranteed, or your money back.
New products are backed by up to 3 years of extended warranty, and certified refurbished units by up to 3 months, for dependable protection on every order. Coverage is clear, honoured in full, and confirmed on each product page.
If a unit ever falls short, our streamlined RMA process gets a replacement to you fast, with advance replacement available to keep your network running. No jargon, no runaround.
Every device is inspected, bench-tested, and firmware-verified, with configurations wiped before dispatch. Additional testing can be arranged to confirm full working condition on request.
Our specialists assist with compatibility, configuration, licensing, and installation, before and after you buy. Real hardware expertise, whenever you need it.
dispatched quickly and shipped worldwide from regional hubs, fully tracked and insured.
The Cisco Meraki MS390-48P-HW is a cloud managed Layer 3 access switch with 48 1G RJ45 ports, PoE+ support, modular 10G or 40G uplink options, and physical stacking. It is designed for enterprise wiring closets that need powered copper access ports, Meraki Dashboard management, and higher resiliency than basic fixed-uplink access switches.
MS390-48P-HW identifies a Cisco Meraki MS390 series hardware switch with 48 access ports and PoE capability. The 48P variant provides 48 1GbE RJ45 copper ports for endpoint connectivity and powered devices. The HW suffix refers to the hardware appliance, with Meraki licensing purchased separately for dashboard management and support entitlement.
MS390-48P-HW is a network switch, not a router or firewall appliance. It operates as a cloud managed Layer 3 switch for wired access networks, with switching, VLAN, access policy, routing, stacking, and PoE functions. It connects endpoints such as workstations, phones, access points, cameras, and printers into an enterprise LAN.
MS390-48P-HW sits in the higher-performance Meraki MS390 access switching family. Compared with lighter Meraki access switches, the MS390 line adds features such as modular uplinks, 480G stacking bandwidth, StackPower, and Layer 3 switching. It fits networks that want Meraki Dashboard control with more campus-style switching depth.
MS390-48P-HW has 48 1GbE RJ45 access ports for copper Ethernet connections. These ports support PoE+ for powered endpoint deployment, depending on power budget and device draw. The model also uses modular uplink options, so network teams select compatible 10G or 40G uplink modules separately according to the upstream distribution design.
MS390-48P-HW provides 256 Gbps switching capacity and a forwarding rate of 190.48 Mpps, according to Cisco Meraki’s MS390 datasheet. These figures make it suitable for dense 48-port access deployments where many wired endpoints, wireless access points, phones, or cameras need consistent local switching performance before traffic moves upstream.
MS390-48P-HW supports PoE+ on its 48 1GbE RJ45 access ports and is commonly specified with a 740W PoE budget. This makes it suitable for powering phones, wireless access points, badge readers, and surveillance cameras from the access switch. Final endpoint planning should account for total device draw and power redundancy requirements.
MS390-48P-HW is a cloud managed Layer 3 switch. It supports common campus switching functions such as VLANs, access policies, routing features, DHCP services, ACLs, 802.1X authentication, and Meraki Dashboard based monitoring. This gives network teams a managed access layer with local switching and routed access design options.
MS390-48P-HW is managed through the Cisco Meraki Dashboard. The dashboard provides centralized configuration, monitoring, event logs, firmware management, port visibility, client information, and remote troubleshooting. The switch also includes one dedicated management interface, helping teams separate management access from normal production traffic where the design requires it.
MS390-48P-HW supports physical stacking with two dedicated 120G hardware stack ports and 480G stacking bandwidth across the MS390 family. Stacking helps multiple compatible switches operate as one access block for management and resiliency. This is useful when a wiring closet needs more than 48 powered copper ports under one operational view.
MS390-48P-HW is used for enterprise access switching where wired endpoints and PoE powered devices terminate in a managed wiring closet. It connects 1G copper runs from phones, access points, cameras, workstations, and printers, then forwards traffic upstream through selected modular 10G or 40G uplinks into distribution or core switching.
MS390-48P-HW suits medium to large network environments that need 48 powered access ports per switch and centralized Meraki cloud operations. It is a strong fit for repeated access closets, multi-floor deployments, and sites where stacking, PoE budgeting, and modular uplinks are more important than the lowest possible switch cost.
MS390-48P-HW suits access layer workloads that combine wired data, voice, wireless backhaul, security devices, and user endpoints. Its 48 1G RJ45 PoE+ ports support dense endpoint handoff, while modular uplinks let teams align upstream bandwidth with distribution requirements. It is not a data center spine or firewall replacement.
MS390-48P-HW works in stacked access deployments with compatible MS390 switches using dedicated 120G stack ports. A stack presents several switches as a coordinated access block, improving port density and operational control. Network teams use this approach when one closet needs multiple 48-port PoE switches with shared management and planned uplink redundancy.
MS390-48P-HW uses modular uplinks from the Meraki MS390 uplink module ecosystem. Cisco Meraki documents 10G and 40G SFP+ or QSFP+ uplink module options for the MS390 line. The exact module, optics, and fiber type should match the distribution switch, required uplink speed, and installed cabling plant.
MS390-48P-HW requires Cisco Meraki Dashboard management with an active Meraki license. The dashboard controls configuration, monitoring, firmware updates, client visibility, and alerting. This makes the switch part of the broader Meraki ecosystem alongside Meraki wireless access points, security appliances, cameras, sensors, and other MS series switches.
MS390-48P-HW commonly connects Cisco Meraki MR wireless access points, IP phones, desktop PCs, printers, security cameras, and other 1G Ethernet endpoints. Its PoE+ access ports reduce the need for separate local power supplies on supported devices. VLANs, QoS, and 802.1X policies help place each endpoint type into the correct network segment.
MS390-48P-HW supports enterprise switching standards and protocols including Ethernet, PoE+, VLAN tagging, 802.1X authentication, spanning tree enhancements, DHCP snooping, IPv4 and IPv6 ACLs, and Layer 3 routing features. Cisco Meraki also lists OSPF routing, DHCP server, and DHCP relay support for the MS390 switching platform.
MS390-48P-HW is the powered 48-port model, while MS390-48-HW is the 48-port non-PoE model. Both use 48 1GbE RJ45 access ports, modular uplinks, and MS390 stacking architecture. MS390-48P-HW is the better choice when endpoints need PoE+ power from the switch, such as phones, access points, and cameras.
MS390-48P-HW provides 48 1GbE RJ45 ports with PoE support, while MS390-48U-HW is the UPoE model for higher-power endpoint requirements. Both belong to the MS390 family and support modular uplinks and stacking. MS390-48P-HW fits standard PoE+ access needs, while MS390-48U-HW fits devices requiring higher power delivery.
MS390-48P-HW doubles the access port density compared with MS390-24P-HW. The 48P model provides 48 1GbE RJ45 PoE access ports, while the 24P model provides 24 1GbE RJ45 PoE access ports. MS390-48P-HW is better for denser closets, while MS390-24P-HW suits smaller access blocks.
MS390-48P-HW focuses on 48 1GbE RJ45 PoE access ports, while MS390-48UX-HW adds multigigabit and UPoE capabilities for higher-bandwidth powered endpoints. The 48UX model fits Wi-Fi 6 or high-power access designs, while MS390-48P-HW fits standard 1G PoE+ endpoint access with strong stacking and modular uplinks.
MS390-48P-HW is commonly sourced through reseller channels as new surplus, used, or refurbished hardware, subject to market availability. Cisco Meraki has listed the MS390 series as end-of-sale, so new factory availability is limited. ORM Systems can position available condition options clearly for buyers comparing budget, warranty, and deployment timelines.
MS390-48P-HW pricing depends on condition, quantity, license requirements, included accessories, and current reseller stock. Refurbished units usually price differently from sealed new surplus hardware. Buyers should compare the hardware price separately from Meraki licensing, because dashboard licensing is required for operation and is often quoted as a separate line item.
MS390-48P-HW belongs to the Cisco Meraki MS390 series, which Cisco Meraki lists with an end-of-sale date of March 28, 2025 and an end-of-support date of March 28, 2032. This lifecycle status makes verified refurbished supply and support planning important for networks keeping MS390 infrastructure in service.
MS390-48P-HW lead time depends on live stock, condition, quantity, testing queue, and shipping destination. End-of-sale hardware may require sourcing from channel stock or refurbished inventory rather than direct manufacturer supply. ORM Systems can quote realistic dispatch timing once the buyer confirms quantity, condition preference, license needs, and delivery location.
Bulk pricing is usually available for MS390-48P-HW when buyers need multiple units for access closet refreshes, spares, staged deployments, or stack expansion. Quantity, condition, warranty level, and shipping destination influence the final quote. Larger orders also help standardize hardware across sites and simplify support inventory planning.
ORM Systems can supply MS390-48P-HW with warranty options appropriate to the quoted condition, including refurbished or new surplus units where available. Warranty terms should be confirmed on the quote because coverage may differ by stock source. Meraki cloud licensing and Cisco support entitlement should be reviewed separately from reseller hardware warranty.
Refurbished MS390-48P-HW units should be tested before dispatch for power, boot behavior, port function, fan status, hardware condition, and basic switch operation. Buyers should also confirm accessory inclusion such as power supply, fans, rack ears, stack cables, and uplink modules. ORM Systems can specify what is included on the quotation.
MS390-48P-HW is a Cisco Meraki enterprise switch and follows Cisco’s published regulatory and safety compliance for the MS390 hardware family. Buyers should verify region-specific requirements before ordering, especially for power cords, rack installation, environmental conditions, and import documentation. Cisco Meraki documentation should be used for exact compliance references.
MS390-48P-HW is first claimed into the Cisco Meraki Dashboard, assigned to the correct network, licensed, connected to internet access, and then configured with switch profiles, VLANs, port settings, PoE behavior, uplinks, and access policies. Zero-touch provisioning helps apply dashboard configuration once the switch reaches the site and checks in.
MS390-48P-HW requires an active Cisco Meraki license for dashboard management and supported operation. The hardware SKU alone does not include all licensing assumptions unless the seller explicitly bundles a license. Buyers should confirm license term, organization model, renewal status, and whether Enterprise or Advanced features are required for the deployment.
MS390-48P-HW deployments may require compatible power cords, rack mounting hardware, stack cables, uplink modules, SFP+ or QSFP+ optics, fiber patch leads, and Meraki licensing. Accessory needs depend on whether the switch operates standalone, in a stack, or with redundant uplinks. Quotes should list included and separately ordered items.
Buyers in the UK can purchase MS390-48P-HW through ORM Systems as a B2B IT hardware reseller. The quote should confirm hardware condition, available quantity, warranty, included accessories, Meraki licensing needs, and delivery timing. This is especially important for MS390 series equipment because Cisco Meraki has announced end-of-sale lifecycle dates.
ORM Systems can support international enquiries for MS390-48P-HW depending on stock, destination, export requirements, courier availability, and buyer documentation. International buyers should confirm power cord type, import duties, delivery method, warranty handling, and whether Meraki licensing is valid for the intended region before placing the order.
United States
