ECS-Aggregation | Ubiquiti Enterprise Campus Aggregation,High-density 100G/25G Layer 3 Etherlighting Aggregation Switch, With MC-LAG Support, *Require Deal Reg*

The Ubiquiti Enterprise Campus Aggregation (ECS-Aggregation) represents the pinnacle of UniFi switching technology, delivering carrier-grade performance for demanding enterprise campus networks and data center environments. This high-density Layer 3 Etherlighting™ aggregation switch combines massive bandwidth capacity with enterprise-class reliability features, making it the ideal core or aggregation layer solution for organizations running high-performance UniFi deployments that demand zero compromise on availability and throughput.

• 48 x 25G SFP28 ports provide exceptional density for connecting distribution switches and high-bandwidth servers
• 6 x 100G QSFP28 uplink ports deliver blazing-fast backbone connectivity for campus-wide traffic aggregation
• Multi-Chassis Link Aggregation (MC-LAG) support enables true high-availability design when paired with a second unit, eliminating single points of failure
• Dual hot-swappable power supplies ensure continuous operation even during PSU maintenance or failure
• Five hot-swappable fan modules maintain optimal cooling while allowing field serviceability without downtime
• Etherlighting™ technology provides intuitive visual port identification for simplified troubleshooting and management

Perfect for educational campuses, corporate headquarters, multi-building complexes, and service provider networks, the ECS-Aggregation seamlessly integrates with the UniFi ecosystem while delivering the robust feature set IT professionals expect from enterprise-grade infrastructure. The combination of massive port density, redundant components, and MC-LAG capabilities ensures your network core can handle growth and maintain 24/7 uptime. With UniFi Network’s centralized management, you get enterprise switching power without the complexity and cost of traditional vendor solutions. Note: This product requires deal registration and must be paired with another Enterprise Campus Aggregation switch to utilize MC-LAG functionality.