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A black rack-mount network switch with twenty-four copper ports and four SFP cages

RUCKUS WIRELESS

RUCKUS WIRELESS ICX8200-24ZP 24-port multigigabit PoE network switch

SKU CH-SW9D-SMGCN MPN ICX8200-24ZP

A 24-port multigigabit PoE switch with 320 Gb/s switching capacity and 25 GbE uplinks for Wi-Fi 6 and IoT campus networks

  • FeaturesGeneral Specifications Switching Capacity, maximum 320 Gb/s
  • 24 multigigabit ports support Wi-Fi 6 access points at 2.5 GbE
  • PoE++ 802.3 bt powers next generation APs and IoT devices
  • 320 Gb/s switching capacity handles high-density campus traffic
  • Stack up to 12 switches for scalable enterprise management
  • 25 GbE uplinks provide future-proof 25 GbE stacking bandwidth

24-port multigigabit PoE switch

The RUCKUS ICX 8200-24ZP is a stackable access switch built for enterprise campus networks. It provides 24 RJ45 ports that operate at 1, 2.5 or 10 GbE and supports PoE++ under the 802.3 bt standard. Up to 320 Gb/s of switching capacity handles dense wireless and IoT traffic. The chassis is designed for Wi-Fi 6, 6E and 7 access-point deployments.

Suits high-density edge deployments.

This switch suits organisations rolling out multigigabit wireless access points, IP cameras or IoT endpoints that require PoE++ power budgets. Advanced L2 and L3 features plus VXLAN support give network architects design flexibility. Buyers needing only a few ports or basic unmanaged connectivity should consider simpler alternatives. The 12-unit stacking limit also bounds very large single-domain fabrics.

320 Gb/s switching capacity decides fit

The 320 Gb/s maximum switching capacity is the key figure that determines whether the ICX 8200-24ZP matches your throughput requirements. It defines the aggregate bandwidth available across all 24 multigigabit ports, four 1 GbE SFP ports, four 10 GbE SFP+ ports and eight 25 GbE uplink or stacking ports. Verify your peak traffic against this number before purchase.

Highlights

  • 24 multigigabit ports support Wi-Fi 6 access points at 2.5 GbE
  • PoE++ 802.3 bt powers next generation APs and IoT devices
  • 320 Gb/s switching capacity handles high-density campus traffic
  • Stack up to 12 switches for scalable enterprise management
  • 25 GbE uplinks provide future-proof 25 GbE stacking bandwidth

Specifications

BrandRuckus
Part NumberICX8200-24ZP
FeaturesGeneral Specifications
Switching Capacity, maximum 320 Gb/s
1 GbE RJ45 Ports, quantity, maximum 24
1 GbE SFP Ports, quantity, maximum 4
10 GbE SFP+ Ports, quantity, maximum 4
1/2.5 GbE RJ45 Ports, quantity, maximum 24
25 GbE SFP28 Ports, quantity, maximum 4
PoE Power Budget, maximum 740 W
Switches per Stack, maximum 12
Aggregate Stack Bandwidth, maximum 1200 Gb/s
PoE/PoE+ Yes
Stacking Yes
sFlow Yes
Layer 3 (STATIC, RIP, OSPF) Yes
OpenFlow with Hybrid Port Mode Yes
Campus Fabric Technology No
Redundant Power Option No
Hot Swap Internal Power Supplies & Fans No
802.3bt2 (90 W PoE Power
Shipping weight5.22 kg
Package size440 × 280 × 44 mm

Questions about this item

How do I install the ICX8200-24ZP and what step is often missed?

Mount the switch in a rack, connect the 24 multigigabit RJ45 ports and the four SFP+ uplinks, then enable PoE++ 802.3 bt on the ports that power Wi-Fi 6 access points; skipping the PoE++ activation leaves new APs unpowered.

What maintenance or replacement will the ICX8200-24ZP need later?

The internal fans and dual power supplies are field-replaceable units; plan to swap a fan module when airflow alerts appear and keep a spare power supply for immediate failover.

What limit appears first under sustained load on the ICX8200-24ZP?

The 320 Gb/s switching capacity caps total throughput; once aggregate traffic across the 24 ports and four 25 GbE uplinks reaches that ceiling, frames are queued or dropped.

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