Catalyst 9200L C9200L-24T-4G-E 24-Port Switch

Brand: Cisco | Category: Network Switches

SKU: CISCO-C9200L-24T-4G-E-CATALYST-9200L-24-PORT | Part #: CISCO-C9200L-24T-4G-E-CATALYST-9200L-24-PORT

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The Catalyst 9200L C9200L-24T-4G-E represents Cisco's approach to access-layer switching for mid-sized enterprise deployments and smaller data-centre edge environments. At 128 Gbps of switching capacity with a 95.2 Mpps forwarding rate, this fixed-configuration switch sits comfortably between budget-conscious procurement and performance requirements that demand more than entry-level hardware. What sets the C9200L-24T-4G-E apart from commodity alternatives is its integration of Layer 3 routing capabilities alongside Layer 2 switching, allowing network engineers to collapse traditional three-tier architectures in distributed office or branch locations without sacrificing segmentation or access control.

Port density and uplink flexibility drive adoption of this Cisco model in real deployments. You get twenty-four 10/100/1000 Ethernet ports for end-device connectivity, paired with four 1G SFP uplink ports that accept fibre or SFP copper modules depending on your existing infrastructure. This port composition appeals to network architects managing heterogeneous environments where some segments require copper runs and others demand the distance and noise immunity of single-mode fibre. The mix is deliberate rather than arbitrary—Cisco listened to feedback from integrators and data-centre operations teams who need flexibility without paying for high-density ports they won't use. For a sysadmin rolling out fifty switches across multiple office locations, the C9200L-24T-4G-E strikes a practical balance between feature depth and total cost of ownership.

Power economics matter in always-on environments, and the CISCO-C9200L-24T-4G-E-CATALYST-9200L-24-PORT consumes approximately 55 watts under typical load. That figure encompasses the built-in 100-240V AC power supply and makes the unit practical for both rack deployments and desktop placement in branch locations where space and cooling budgets are constrained. Single power supply architecture does mean there is no redundancy at the PSU level—this is not a core switch, and Cisco positions it accordingly. If your deployment requires automatic failover to a second power source, you need to architect for that at the facility level through UPS systems, not at the switch itself. For edge and access deployments, which is where this C9200L model lives, that tradeoff is acceptable and expected.

Management and operational visibility come through a web GUI, command-line interface, and SNMP, allowing your operations team to monitor performance, configure VLANs, and integrate the switch into existing monitoring stacks without proprietary tooling. The Catalyst 9200L family benefits from Cisco's extensive ecosystem of documentation, training, and third-party integration—network engineers familiar with IOS-XE will find no learning curve, and the device supports standard routing protocols and security features expected in enterprise environments. This is a switch you can hand to a capable team member with Cisco experience and trust will integrate cleanly into your existing architecture.

Omnixon Global stocks the Catalyst 9200L C9200L-24T-4G-E for immediate delivery across the UAE and GCC region, with established logistics to Europe and Asia-Pacific for larger deployments. Whether you are expanding campus networks in Dubai and Abu Dhabi, building out edge infrastructure for distributed enterprises, or provisioning branch-office switching for organisations operating across multiple markets, we hold inventory and provide full technical pre-sales support to size the right configuration for your use case. Contact our team to discuss your network architecture and request a formal quotation.

Interface & Connectivity Specifications

• 24 x 10/100/1000 Mbps Ethernet ports for end-device and server connectivity
• 4 x 1 Gbps SFP uplink ports accepting fibre or copper SFP modules
• 128 Gbps aggregate switching capacity with 95.2 million packets per second forwarding throughput
• Fixed configuration with no stacking capability—single-unit deployment only
• Layer 2 and Layer 3 feature set supporting VLANs, static routing, dynamic routing protocols, and ACLs
• Built-in 100-240V AC power supply rated at approximately 55W typical consumption
• Web GUI, CLI, and SNMP management interfaces for integration with enterprise monitoring and provisioning tools