Why Catalyst 9200L for access switching?

• Enterprise features at access-layer prices. VLANs, advanced QoS, L3 options, and policy-based segmentation.
• Security built-in. 802.1X, guest VLANs, threat-mitigation features to help protect users and IoT.
• Ready to scale. Optional stacking (StackWise-160) for simplified management and consistent configuration.
• Cloud/automation-friendly. Works with modern Cisco automation and monitoring workflows (API-driven ops).

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C9200L-24P-4X-E — 24× PoE+, 4× 10G SFP+

Best for: Offices with phones/cameras/APs that need power plus room to grow on uplinks.
Why customers pick it: PoE+ for endpoints, and 10G uplinks prevent bottlenecks as traffic grows.
Great in: Branch offices, retail floors, clinics, schools.
Buy it from Comstex: We’ll confirm PoE budget and optics. Ask for a same-day quote.

C9200L-24P-4G-E — 24× PoE+, 4× 1G SFP

Best for: Small sites that need PoE but don’t yet require 10G aggregation.
Why: Keeps costs down while powering phones, cameras, and Wi-Fi.
Upgrade path: Add stacking later and aggregate to a 10G-capable core when ready.
Buy from Comstex: Fast delivery, pre-staging available.

C9200L-48P-4G-E — 48× PoE+, 4× 1G SFP

Best for: Densely cabled floors with many powered devices (IP phones, APs, IoT).
Why: High port density with PoE+, simple 1G uplinks for today’s traffic.
Tip: Verify PoE headroom (we recommend 20–30% buffer).
Buy from Comstex: We’ll right-size power and help plan PoE budgets.

C9200L-48T-4G-E — 48× non-PoE, 4× 1G SFP

Best for: User/device segments that don’t need PoE (desktops, printers, thin clients).
Why: The most cost-efficient 48-port choice when power isn’t required.
Common pair: Use with separate PoE switches for APs/cameras.
Buy from Comstex: Ideal for cost-optimized access layers.

C9200L-48P-4X-E — 48× PoE+, 4× 10G SFP+

Best for: Busy access layers with many powered endpoints and 10G aggregation.
Why: Future-proof uplinks and high PoE density to handle Wi-Fi 6/6E rollouts and video.
Great in: Corporate floors, hospitality, higher-ed buildings.
Buy from Comstex: We’ll match optics/transceivers and stacking design.

C9200L-24T-4G-E — 24× non-PoE, 4× 1G SFP

Best for: Small areas with standard clients and no PoE requirement.
Why: Simple, reliable, budget-friendly.
Use cases: Labs, test benches, admin areas.
Buy from Comstex: Quick to deploy; ask about bundle options.

C9200L-STACK-KIT= — StackWise-160 stacking kit

What it does: Lets you stack multiple 9200L switches so they act as a single logical switch (unified control, easier expansion, fast failover).
Why it matters: One config/one IP to manage, consistent policies, fewer change windows.
Buy from Comstex: We plan stack topologies and provide labeled cabling.

• Need PoE? Choose a “P” model (24P or 48P).
• Expect high traffic to core? Choose “4X” for 10G uplinks (-4X-E).
• Mostly PCs/printers, no power? Choose “T” (non-PoE).
• Growing fast or many closets? Add C9200L-STACK-KIT= to simplify management.
• Unsure about optics, licenses, or PoE budget? Ask Comstex—we’ll size it in minutes.

Ready to buy? Contact Comstex for pricing, availability, and deployment options.

FAQ

Do I need 10G uplinks now?
If you run many APs, cameras, or heavy east-west traffic, 10G (-4X-E) avoids bottlenecks. Otherwise start with 1G (-4G-E) and plan an upgrade path.

How much PoE budget do I need?
Sum the max draw of APs/cameras/phones and add 20–30% headroom for peak loads and future devices.

Can I mix PoE and non-PoE models?
Yes—use PoE for powered zones and non-PoE for desk areas to optimize cost.

Is stacking worth it?
For multi-switch closets, stacking simplifies operations and improves resilience—especially during maintenance.