Juniper EX3400-48P 48-Ports 1GB PoE+ & 4-Ports SFP+ & 2-Ports QSFP+ & 1AC Switch For Sale

Juniper EX3400-48P 48-Ports 1GB PoE+ & 4-Ports SFP+ & 2-Ports QSFP+ & 1AC Switch
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Juniper EX3400-48P 48-Ports 1GB PoE+ & 4-Ports SFP+ & 2-Ports QSFP+ & 1AC Switch:
$314.95

A & H IT Renew, Inc.

This listing is for:

1 x used Juniper 48-ports 10/100/1000 PoE+, 4 x SFP+, 2 x QSFP+ Ethernet switch model EX3400-48P.

1 x used Juniper AC power supply (JPSU-920-AC-AFO).

2 x used Juniper fan modules (660-059875-R04).

1 x used pair of rack mount and screw.

1 x used AC power cable.

1 x used AC slot cover.

Disclaimer:

If it is not showed in our pictures and/or not mentioned above, then it is not included.

Condition:

Removed from working environment.

Tested and in working condition.

Reset back to manufacture default.

This is used item. There will be normal wear and tear.

Warranty Period:

30 days warranty.

Shipping:

1). We ship World Wide.

2). Free shipping service for customers within 48 continent states only. Customer from Alaska, Hawaii, and South America please contact us for shipping cost before you place your order.

3). International buyers are responsible for duty taxes. Contact your local customs office for details.

4). We do not ship to PO Box, APO/FPO addresses.

5). All orders will be process and ship out within 48 hours, except for holidays.

Operation Hours:

Monday - Friday

9:00AM - 5:00PM

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