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HP R8Q68A Aruba 6200M 24G Class4 PoE 4SFP+ access point
A 24-port manageable switch with 10 Gigabit uplinks, Class 4 PoE and a 740 W power budget for enterprise access deployments
- 24 ports connect devices at gigabit speed
- 4 SFP+ uplinks provide 10 Gbps aggregation
- 740 W PoE budget powers many endpoints
- Layer 3 routing simplifies network design
- 60 W base consumption keeps running costs low
Aruba CX 6200M 24-port switch
The Aruba CX 6200M is a stackable, manageable access switch with 24 Gigabit Ethernet ports and four 10 Gigabit SFP+ uplinks. It delivers a 740 W Class 4 PoE budget for powering access points, cameras and phones. The switch runs the programmable AOS-CX operating system with built-in analytics and automation for enterprise branch, campus and SMB networks.
Before ordering check uplink and stack needs
Verify that your existing core or aggregation layer accepts 10GBase-X SFP+ modules for the four uplink ports. Confirm that your rack provides enough power circuits for the 60 W system draw plus the full 740 W PoE budget when all ports are loaded. Ensure your management platform can integrate with AOS-CX APIs or Aruba Central for configuration and monitoring.
Thermals noise and power in normal use
The unit consumes 60 W for system operation and can supply up to 740 W to connected PoE devices. Fan speed adjusts automatically to internal temperature, so acoustic output rises with higher PoE loads. Front-to-rear airflow matches standard data-centre hot-aisle and cold-aisle layouts.
Highlights
- 24 ports connect devices at gigabit speed
- 4 SFP+ uplinks provide 10 Gbps aggregation
- 740 W PoE budget powers many endpoints
- Layer 3 routing simplifies network design
- 60 W base consumption keeps running costs low
Specifications
| Brand | Aruba |
|---|---|
| Shipping weight | 7.12 kg |
| Package size | 597 × 587 × 178 mm |
Questions about this item
What comes in the box with the Aruba 6200M 24G Class4 PoE 4SFP+ switch and what must be purchased separately?
The unit ships as a managed 24‑port switch with four SFP+ cages; SFP+ transceivers for 10GBase‑X uplinks are not included and must be bought separately.
How do I decide between the 60 W system power draw and the 740 W PoE budget when planning my deployment?
The 60 W figure is the switch’s own operating consumption, while the 740 W budget is the total power available for connected PoE devices such as access points or cameras.
What does the 10 GBase‑X uplink capability mean for real‑world throughput in a stacked deployment?
Each of the four SFP+ ports supports 10 Gbps uplinks, providing 40 Gbps of combined stacking or uplink bandwidth for high‑density access‑layer traffic.
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