x530 Series Quick Installation Guide 5
PoE+ Power Budgets
The PoE+ power budgets of the x530-28GPXm and x530-52GPXm
Switches are listed here. Power budgets are the maximum amounts
of power that PoE+ switches can provide to powered devices on the
Ethernet copper ports.
The x530-28GPXm and x530-52GPXm Switches support IEEE
802.3at Classes 0 to 4 devices. (Maximum 30.0W at the switch
ports.)
Note: The maximum number of powered devices that the switches
can support simultaneously will depend on the power requirements
of the devices.
VCStack™ Feature
The VCStack feature lets you manage up to eight switches as a
single virtual unit. The switches synchronize their actions so that
switching operations (such as spanning tree protocols, virtual LANs,
and static port trunks) span across all the ports and switches. Two
advantages of stacks are:
You can manage multiple units simultaneously, which can
simplify network management.
You can add redundancy to your network topology by distributing
functions across multiple switches. For instance, static port
trunks on standalone switches have to consist of ports from the
same switch. In contrast, static port trunks in a stack can have
ports from different switches.
Note: For instructions, refer to the x530 Series Installation Guide for
Virtual Chassis Stacking.
Switch PoE+ Budget
x530-28GPXm 740W (370W per power supply)
x530-52GPXm 740W (370W per power supply)
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