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Cisco Catalyst 9200 Switches from M&F Collaboration are stackable IOS XE access switches for branch offices and smaller campus closets, with data, PoE+, Multigigabit, and compact fanless models. Choose C9200 for modular uplinks and StackWise-160, C9200L for fixed 1G, 10G, or 25G uplinks and StackWise-80, or C9200CX for compact, non-stacking installs outside the wiring closet. We list new and refurbished (-RF) units in Essentials (-E), Advantage (-A), and Meraki-managed (-M) versions.

  • Power endpoints: 30W PoE+ on 8 to 48 ports, plus 60W UPOE on C9200CX-8UXG models.
  • Stack: Up to 8 switches per C9200 or C9200L stack.
  • Complete the BOM: Network modules, stack kits, and power supplies are available too.

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Cisco Catalyst 9200 Switches

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How to choose a Cisco Catalyst 9200 switch

The Catalyst 9200 is Cisco's cost-effective IOS XE access switch for branch offices and smaller campus closets. Size each closet by access ports, PoE watts, uplink speed, and stacking, then lock the license tier before you send the RFQ.

1. Pick the family

C9200 models such as C9200-48P-E take a field-replaceable C9200-NM uplink module (4×1G, 4×10G, 2×25G, or 2×40G) and have replaceable fans and dual power-supply slots. C9200L models such as C9200L-48P-4X-E have fixed -4G (4×1G), -4X (4×10G), or -2Y (2×25G) uplinks, fixed redundant fans, and dual power-supply slots. C9200CX models such as C9200CX-8P-2X2G-E are compact and fanless, with fixed 10G SFP+ uplinks and no stacking. HVDC models such as C9200CX-12P-2XGH-E accept 120–418 VDC or 100–277 VAC, and C9200CX-12T-2X2G-E can draw power from an upstream 802.3bt Class 6 or UPOE port.

2. Match ports and PoE to the endpoints

T models are data only. P models carry full 30W PoE+, and PL models are 48-port partial PoE+ for closets with fewer powered devices. PXG models add 8 or 12 Multigigabit ports up to 10G for Wi-Fi 6/6E access points. A 48-port full PoE+ switch gives 740W of PoE on its default 1000W supply and 1,440W with a second supply. C9200CX PoE models share a 240W budget, and C9200CX-8UXG-2X-A delivers 60W UPOE.

3. Plan uplinks and stacking

On C9200, add the network module to the quote: C9200-NM-4X (4×1G/10G) covers 1G or 10G uplinks, while C9200-NM-2Y (2×25G) and C9200-NM-2Q (2×40G) fit only C9200-24PXG and C9200-48PXG. Stacks hold up to 8 members with the same license level: C9200 uses C9200-STACK-KIT over StackWise-160, and C9200L uses C9200L-STACK-KIT over StackWise-80. C9200 and C9200L cannot share a stack. Every C9200 and C9200L ships with one power supply: C9200L uses PWR-C5 supplies, so add a second PWR-C5-1KWAC= to a 48-port PoE+ model for redundancy or the full 1,440W budget.

4. Choose the license and condition

-E builds are the Essentials tier and -A builds the Advantage tier. New -E and -A orders need a term license, today a Cisco Networking Subscription in Switching Essentials or Switching Advantage with a 36-month minimum term; older contracts use the legacy Network Essentials or Network Advantage plus Cisco DNA names, as on C9200-DNA-E-48-3Y. -M models such as C9200L-48P-4X-M are managed in the Meraki dashboard with a Meraki license. On our listings, -RF means refurbished; confirm Smart Account entitlements before production use.

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Cisco Catalyst 9200 Switch FAQs

What is the difference between C9200, C9200L, and C9200CX?

C9200 has modular uplinks, field-replaceable fans, and StackWise-160. C9200L has fixed 1G, 10G, or 25G uplinks, fixed fans, and StackWise-80. C9200CX is a compact, fanless switch with fixed 10G SFP+ uplinks and no stacking.

What do -E, -A, and -M mean on a Catalyst 9200 part number?

-E is the Essentials feature tier and -A is the Advantage tier. -M marks a C9200L-M model that is managed in the Meraki dashboard and needs a Meraki Enterprise or Advanced license.

What does -RF mean on a Catalyst 9200 listing?

On M&F Collaboration listings, -RF means refurbished. For example, C9200L-48P-4X-E-RF is a refurbished C9200L-48P-4X-E.

How many Catalyst 9200 switches can be stacked?

Up to 8 per stack. C9200 uses StackWise-160 with C9200-STACK-KIT, and C9200L uses StackWise-80 with C9200L-STACK-KIT. Members need the same license level, C9200 and C9200L cannot be mixed, and C9200CX does not stack.

Which Catalyst 9200 models support Wi-Fi 6/6E access points?

The PXG models, which add Multigigabit ports up to 10G: C9200-24PXG-E, C9200-48PXG-A, C9200L-24PXG-4X-E, C9200L-48PXG-4X-E, and C9200L-48PXG-2Y-E. For compact installs, C9200CX-8UXG-2X-A adds 4 mGig ports with 60W UPOE.

Do modular C9200 switches include an uplink module?

Only the one you choose. The network module is selected when you buy the switch: C9200-NM-4G, C9200-NM-4X, C9200-NM-2Y, or C9200-NM-2Q. The 25G and 40G modules work only on C9200-24PXG and C9200-48PXG.

Is a subscription license required with a new Catalyst 9200?

Yes. New -E and -A switches are ordered with a term license, today a Cisco Networking Subscription in the Switching Essentials or Switching Advantage tier with a 36-month minimum term. -M models need a Meraki license instead.