Cisco C9350 Series Smart Switches Hardware Installation Guide

Switch models

Updated: May 15, 2026

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Overview

Cisco C9350 switch models.

Cisco C9350 series has eight stock keeping units (SKUs) with native copper downlink ports. The copper downlinks provide Ethernet connectivity using standard copper (RJ-45 connector) ports, typically supporting speeds such as 10/100/1000 Mbps (1G), or up to 10G over copper.

Each SKU has a daughter card that contains the front panel system LEDs, push-buttons, and USB interfaces.

Table 1. Cisco C9350 series switches models and descriptions
Switch model	Description
C9350-24HX	Stackable 24 x 10/100 M and 1/2.5/5/10 GE MultiGigabit Ethernet downlink ports; UPoE+ budget of 90W, supports Stackwise-1.6T.
C9350-48HX	Stackable 48 x 10/100 M and 1/2.5/5/10 GE Multigigabit Ethernet downlink ports; UPoE+ budget of 90W, supports Stackwise-1.6T.
C9350-48HXN	Stackable 36 x 10/100 M and 1/2.5/5 GE and 12 x 10/100 M and 1/2.5/5/10 GE Multigigabit Ethernet downlink ports, UPoE+ budget of 90W, supports Stackwise-1.6T.
C9350-24P	Stackable 24 x 1 G and 10/100 M downlink ports, PoE+ budget of 30W, supports Stackwise-1.6T.
C9350-48P	Stackable 48 x 1 G and 10/100 M downlink ports, PoE+ budget of 30W, supports Stackwise-1.6T.
C9350-24T	Stackable 24 x 1 G and 10/100 M downlink ports, supports Stackwise-1.6T.
C9350-48T	Stackable 48 x 1 G and 10/100 M downlink ports, supports Stackwise-1.6T.
C9350-48TX	Stackable 48 x 10/100 M and 1/2.5/5/10 GE Multigigabit Ethernet downlink ports, supports Stackwise-1.6T.
C9350-24U	Stackable 24 x 1 G and 10/100 M downlink ports. UPoE+ budget of 60W, supports Stackwise-1.6T.
C9350-48U	Stackable 48 x 1 G and 10/100 M downlink ports; UPoE+ budget of 60W, supports Stackwise-1.6T.

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