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Ubiquiti Pro XG Aggregation 32-Port Layer 3 Switch

Ubiquiti Pro XG Aggregation 32-Port Layer 3 Switch

SKU:NHU-PRO-XG-AGGREGATION

The Ubiquiti Pro XG Aggregation is a professional-grade 32-port Layer 3 network switch designed for high-capacity data centre and enterprise environments. Featuring 25G SFP28 connections and Etherlighting™ technology, it delivers scalable, high-performance aggregation for dema...
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BrandUbiquiti
CategoryNetwork - UniFi
SKUNHU-PRO-XG-AGGREGATION
AvailabilityIn Stock
Ubiquiti Pro XG Aggregation 32-Port Layer 3 Switch$5,940.00
$5,940.00
Overview
  • The Ubiquiti Pro XG Aggregation is a professional-grade Layer 3 switch purpose-built for high-capacity network aggregation in enterprise and data centre environments. With 32 x 25G SFP28 ports, it provides the throughput and scalability required for modern infrastructure demands.

    The switch integrates seamlessly with Ubiquiti's UniFi ecosystem, enabling centralised management and monitoring across your network infrastructure. Etherlighting™ technology provides intelligent per-port visibility and control, simplifying troubleshooting and network optimisation.

    Designed for organisations requiring reliable, high-performance aggregation switching, the Pro XG Aggregation delivers professional-grade reliability with the flexibility of 25G SFP28 connectivity. It is ideal for core network infrastructure, multi-site aggregation, and service provider deployments.
Specifications
Ports32 x 25G SFP28
Switching ArchitectureLayer 3
TechnologyEtherlighting™
ManufacturerUbiquiti
Warranty12 months
ManagementUniFi Controller compatible
Key Features
32 x 25G SFP28 high-capacity ports
Layer 3 routing and switching capabilities
Etherlighting™ technology for intelligent port visibility
Professional-grade aggregation switch architecture
UniFi ecosystem integration
12-month manufacturer warranty
Ideal For
Data centre network aggregation and core switching
Enterprise networks requiring high-capacity uplinks
Multi-site deployments using UniFi switching infrastructure
Service providers and ISPs managing large-scale networks
Organisations needing future-proof 25G connectivity
FAQs
What is the primary use case for the Pro XG Aggregation?

The Pro XG Aggregation is designed as an aggregation switch for data centres, enterprise networks, and service providers. It consolidates high-capacity connections from access switches and provides core switching functionality in large-scale deployments.

Can I manage this switch through the UniFi Controller?

Yes, the Pro XG Aggregation integrates with Ubiquiti's UniFi Controller, allowing centralised management and monitoring alongside other UniFi network devices.

What is Etherlighting™?

Etherlighting™ is Ubiquiti's intelligent port visibility and control technology. It provides per-port monitoring and management capabilities, helping with network diagnostics and optimisation.

What types of SFP28 modules can I use?

The switch supports standard 25G SFP28 optical and copper modules. Compatibility depends on your specific connectivity requirements; refer to Ubiquiti's technical documentation for approved module compatibility.

Is this switch suitable for my growing network?

Yes, the 32 x 25G SFP28 ports provide high-capacity aggregation with room for growth. It's ideal for organisations scaling their network infrastructure or consolidating traffic from multiple access switches.

What warranty is included?

The Ubiquiti Pro XG Aggregation comes with a 12-month manufacturer warranty covering defects in materials and workmanship.

How does this switch differ from access switches?

The Pro XG Aggregation is a Layer 3 aggregation switch with 25G SFP28 ports, designed for core network and uplink aggregation. Access switches typically have lower port densities and different performance profiles, making them suited to edge deployments rather than core infrastructure.

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