Cisco Catalyst 9200L 48 Port PoE+ Rack-Mountable Switch

The Cisco C9200L-48PL-4G-E is a Catalyst 9200L switch that brings the core benefits of intent based networking to branch offices, classrooms, and midsize enterprise floors. It comes in a rack-mount format with forty-eight PoE+ ports, so it can connect and power phones, access points, and security cameras through the same cable that carries data. That single-cable approach keeps desks clean, removes the need for separate power supplies, and simplifies moves or expansions.

With a 370 W PoE+ budget available across the forty-eight access ports, the switch can handle many power hungry devices at the same time. Four dedicated Gigabit SFP uplink slots let you send that traffic to distribution or core layers without clogging the user ports, and they give you the flexibility to choose fiber or copper modules that match your environment.

Cisco has built redundancy into both the power supply and the fan system, so the switch keeps working even if a component fails. Up to eight Catalyst 9200L units can be stacked, and a 160 Gbps backplane links them together. That means you can manage multiple switches as a single system and add capacity later without redesigning the network.

Security and automation remain central. Layer 3 capabilities help you segment traffic and support dynamic routing, while the programmable UADP ASIC and Cisco IOS XE let you roll out new features or policies through software rather than hardware swaps. The result is a platform that lowers operational effort and gives IT teams a straightforward path to future upgrades.

• 48 Ethernet ports that support PoE+ for data and power delivery over a single cable
• 4 Gigabit SFP uplinks for flexible fiber or copper connections to the network core
• 370 W total PoE+ power budget to run phones, cameras, and wireless access points
• Layer 3 support for routing and advanced segmentation
• Standard rack-mount enclosure for easy installation in network closets or server rooms
• Stacking bandwidth up to 160 Gbps to manage multiple switches as one unit
• Redundant power and fan design that keeps the network running during a hardware fault
• Programmable UADP ASIC with Cisco IOS XE for software driven features and automation