Data sheet

Cisco C9350 Series Smart Switches Data Sheet

Last updated: September 21, 2026

Overview

Cisco® C9350 Series Smart Switches deliver high-performance access switching with built-in security and flexible management for enterprise networks.

Powered by Cisco Silicon One™ ASICs, the C9350 Series provides up to 10-Gbps Multigigabit Ethernet and 90W Power over Ethernet (PoE) per port. They integrate switching and routing in a single platform and enforce zero-trust security across users, devices, and workloads. The platforms support post-quantum cryptography (PQC) algorithms and encryption to protect data against emerging quantum threats, and they are hardware-ready for inline threat protection against zero-day attacks on software vulnerabilities using Cisco Live Protect.

The C9350 Series simplifies operations by unifying hardware, software, and support into one system, with consistent management across deployment environments, regardless of how you choose to manage your network.

  • Unified hardware: Common hardware designed to support any management mode
  • Unified licensing: Common licensing that unlocks advanced features and capabilities across platforms
  • Unified support: Consistent and reliable product support for both hardware and software included with the unified licenses
Figure 1. Cisco C9350 Series Smart Switches

Series highlights

Cisco C9350 Series Smart Switches are stackable, fixed access switches for campus networks. They provide secure connectivity, scale to support high-density environments, and offer flexible deployment options. The platforms connect and power devices, measure network performance, and enable centralized management from the access layer to the core.

Key features and benefits

A single system and a unified experience for hardware, software, licensing, and support. Managed consistently across cloud, on-premises, and hybrid environments.

Up to 1.6 Tbps stacking bandwidth. Up to 48 ports delivering 90W PoE simultaneously. Fast PoE and Perpetual PoE maintain power during reboots. Uplinks support 100G, 50G, 40G, 25G, 10G, and 1G speeds. Redundant Titanium- or Platinum-rated power supplies increase availability.

High-scale hardware access control lists (ACLs) enforce policy at line rate. Segment the network using VXLAN and Cisco TrustSec®. Encrypt traffic with MACsec, at line rate and IPsec up to 100G, using AESGCM-256 encryption. Detect and block threats in line, including zero-day vulnerabilities, with Cisco Live Protect. Support PQC algorithms to prepare for quantum-enabled attacks.

Capture flow data with hardware Flexible NetFlow (FNF). Identify applications with Network-Based Application Recognition (NBAR). Integrate with eXtended Detection and Response (XDR)1. Mirror traffic using Switched Port Analyzer Network (SPAN) and Encapsulated Remote SPAN (ERSPAN). Track devices with IP Device Tracking (IPDT) and switch-integrated security features to maintain accurate endpoint visibility.

Run applications directly on the switch using x86 multicore CPUs and DDR5 memory. Support container-based workloads with dual 10G application ports and local solid-state drive (SSD) storage. Host services such as Cisco ThousandEyes® and Cisco Spaces.

1 Software capability will be available in a future release.

Cisco IOS XE

Cisco IOS® XE is the operating system for the Cisco C9350 Series Smart Switches. It provides model-driven programmability with NETCONF, RESTCONF, and YANG, along with on-box Python scripting, streaming telemetry, and container-based application hosting. It supports in-service patching for critical bug fixes and includes built-in protection against runtime attacks.

IOS XE enables consistent operations across management models. It supports on-premises, cloud-based, and hybrid management out of the box, allowing teams to use one operating system across deployment environments.

Cisco IOS XE key features and benefits

Automate device discovery and configuration with a guided workflow. Identify network devices in a few steps and view configurations and software status at the port level through a graphical interface.

Deploy switches without manual setup. Use plug-and-play and Preboot Execution Environment (PXE) to install software images and configuration files when switches are first deployed in the network

Automate network operations using open APIs. Cisco IOS XE supports NETCONF and RESTCONF with YANG data models, enabling external tools to provision and manage network resources programmatically.

Stream telemetry data from the switch to monitoring systems using model-driven subscriptions. Collect selected data sets at defined intervals and monitor network performance in near real time to detect and resolve issues quickly.

Maintain availability during updates. Extended Fast Software Upgrade (xFSU) and software maintenance updates enable hot patching without reboot, allowing teams to address critical bugs and security vulnerabilities immediately, without having to wait for the next maintenance release.

Protect system integrity from boot to runtime. Cisco Trust Anchor module (TAm) technologies validate hardware and software authenticity, enforce Secure Boot, and prevent unauthorized modifications, reducing the risk of supply-chain and man-in-the-middle attacks. Trust Anchor capabilities include image signing, Secure Boot, and Cisco Trust Anchor module.

Models and specifications

A fully assembled Cisco C9350 Series switch includes the fixed chassis, an optional modular uplink network module, three modular fan units, at least one field-replaceable power supply, and associated accessories.

Figure 2. Front view of the Cisco C9350 Series Smart Switches
Table 1. Cisco C9350 front-panel components
LabelDescription
1System air intake
2Mode button
3USB Type C console port
4USB Type C host port
5Downlink fixed ports
6Uplink network module slot
Figure 3. Rear view of the Cisco C9350 Series Smart Switch
Table 2. Cisco C9350 rear-panel components
LabelDescription
1Power supply modules
2Fan modules
3StackWise® 1.6T port connectors
4StackPower connectors
5USB 3.0 SSD slot
6CONSOLE (RJ-45 console)
7MGMT (RJ-45 10/100/1000 management port)

Chassis

Cisco C9350 Series Smart Switches are fixed access platforms designed for campus and branch networks. They provide high-density Gigabit and Multigigabit copper downlinks with advanced PoE, as well as modular uplinks for high-speed Ethernet connectivity.

Powered by the Silicon One A100/L application-specific integrated circuit (ASIC), the C9350 delivers up to 1.3 Tbps throughput and 1.5 billion packets per second. It supports up to 256,000 IPv4 routes, 64,000 MAC addresses, and 128,000 HCAM entries for ACLs and flow data (NetFlow), enabling scale for large enterprise deployments. Flexible pipelines, programmable tables, and scalable buffering support evolving network requirements.

To learn more about Cisco Silicon One ASICs on Cisco C9000 Series Smart Switches, please refer to the Cisco Silicon One product family white paper.

The system supports up to 1.6 Tbps stack bandwidth across eight switches in a single stack. It includes up to three field-replaceable power supplies, redundant fans, and front-to-back airflow to maintain availability. Security features such as Secure Boot, image signing, and runtime integrity checks validate system software and protect against unauthorized changes.

Table 3. Chassis features
FeatureCisco C9350 chassis
Maximum chassis bandwidth1.3 Tbps per ASIC
Number of power supply bays3
Minimum number of power supplies1
Power supplies supported3
Number of fan-tray bays3
Table 4. Chassis specifications

Dimensions (H x W x D) in centimeters and inches

Model

Chassis only

With 500W or 850W power supply

With 1600W power supply

C9350-24T

C9350-24P

C9350-24U

C9350-48T

C9350-48P

C9350-48U

C9350-48HM

C9350-12Y

4.4 x 44.5 x 38.3 cm
1.73 x 17.5 x 15.1 in

4.4 x 44.5 x 42 cm
1.73 x 17.5 x 16.5 in

4.4 x 44.5 x 50.1 cm
1.73 x 17.5 x 19.7 in

C9350-24S

C9350-48S

C9350-24Y

4.4 x 44.5 x 41.9 cm
1.73 x 17.5 x 16.5 in

4.4 x 44.5 x 45.6 cm
1.73 x 17.5 x 17.9 in

4.4 x 44.5 x 53.6 cm
1.73 x 17.5 x 21.1 in

C9350-24HX

C9350-48HXN

C9350-48HXG

C9350-48HX

C9350-48TX

4.4 x 44.5 x 47.2 cm
1.73 x 17.5 x 18.6 in

4.4 x 44.5 x 51 cm
1.73 x 17.5 x 20 in

4.4 x 44.5 x 51 cm
1.73 x 17.5 x 20 in

Description

Specification

Weight with default power supply

C9350-24T: 13.8 lb (6.26 kg)

C9350-48T: 13.8 lb (6.26 kg) 

C9350-24P: 13.54 lb (6.14 kg)

C9350-48P: 13.54 lb (6.14 kg)

C9350-24U: 13.94 lb (6.35 kg)

C9350-48U: 14.14 lb (6.42 kg)

C9350-24HX: 17.6 lb (8 kg) 

C9350-48HM: 14.51 lb (6.6 kg)

C9350-48HXN: 18.3 lb (8.3 kg)

C9350-48HXG: 17.6 lb (8 kg)

C9350-48HX: 18.73 lb (8.5 kg)

C9350-48TX: 17.7 lb (8 kg)

C9350-24S: 13.41 lb (6.1 kg)

C9350-48S: 13.41 lb (6.1 kg)

C9350-12Y: 14.61 lb (6.6 kg)

C9350-24Y: 14.61 lb (6.6 kg)

Mean time between failures (MTBF) (hours)

C9350-24T: 346,560

C9350-48T: 357,320

C9350-24P: 342,720

C9350-48P: 391,980

C9350-24U: 313,860

C9350-48U: 271,720

C9350-24HX: 280,090

C9350-48HM: 249,390

C9350-48HXN: 231,500

C9350-48HXG: 221,310

C9350-48HX: 277,660

C9350-48TX: 261,150

C9350-24S: 339,480

C9350-48S: 312,100

C9350-12Y: 357,470

C9350-24Y: 395,310

Operating temperature

-5° to 45° C (23° to 113° F) up to 6000 ft (about 1.83 km)

-5° to 40°C (23° to 104°F) up to 10,000 ft (about 3.05 km)
Minimum ambient temperature for cold start is 0°C (32°F)

Storage temperature 

-40° to 75°C (40° to 167°F)

Relative humidity, operating and nonoperating, noncondensing 

10% to 95%, noncondensing

Fan units

Cisco C9350 Series Smart Switches are equipped with three field-replaceable fan modules designed with N+1 redundancy to maintain cooling even if one fan fails. The enhanced airflow design improves thermal efficiency, supporting stable operation across a wide range of deployment conditions. All fan modules are rear-accessible for easy, non-disruptive servicing.

Figure 4. Cisco C9350 Series field-replaceable fan unit
Table 5. Fan modules
ModelDescription
C9350-FAN-I=Cisco C9350 Port Inlet Fan Module, SPARE

Power supplies

Cisco C9350 Series Smart Switches support up to three hot-swappable, field-replaceable power supplies, enabling N+1 redundancy for high availability. One power supply is included by default in bay 1, with options to add a second or third for increased PoE budget or redundancy. When multiple power supplies are present, the system automatically balances the load across active units to improve efficiency and thermal performance. In PoE deployments, this allows for higher power delivery across more ports while maintaining fault tolerance.

Figure 5. Cisco C9350 Series 500W, 850W, and 1600W AC power supplies
Table 6. Power supply specifications for Cisco C9350 Series Smart Switches

Description

Specifications 

PWR-C2-500WAC

PWR-C2-850WAC

PWR-C2-1600WAC

Power supply rated maximum output power

500W

850W

1600W (230V input)
1200W (115V input)
 

Total output BTU 
(Note: 1000 BTU/hr = 293W)

1706

2900

5461 (1600W)
4096 (1200W)

Input-voltage range and frequency

90V to 264V
47 Hz to 63 Hz

90V to 264V
47 Hz to 63 Hz

180V to 264V (1600W)
103.5V to 132V (1200W)

Power supply efficiency

92%

92%

94%

Input current

6A max

10A max

12.5A max 

Output rating

8.93A max 

15.18A max

28.57A max
21.43A max

Output holdup time 

>20ms

>20ms

>20ms (1600W)
>12ms (1200W)

Power-supply input receptacles

AC IEC 60320 C16 

AC IEC 60320 C16

AC IEC 60320 C16

Physical specifications
(H x W x D) cm

5.55 x 4 x 22 cm

2.18 x 1.57 x 8.66 in

5.55 x 4 x 22 cm

2.18 x 1.57 x 8.66 in

5.55 x 4 x 30 cm

2.18 x 1.57 x 11.81 in

Weight

1.61 lb (0.73 kg)

1.71 lb (0.78 kg)

2.39 lb (1.08 kg)

MTBF

1900412

 

1126158

The Cisco C9350 Series power supply units (PSUs) support two modes of operation.

Combined mode

The default Cisco C9350 chassis power supply mode is Combined. In Combined mode, the total power available for the entire chassis is equal to the sum of the output of all the power supplies, multiplied by the share ratio. In Combined mode, the power supplies can be of different wattage.

  • P = Power output of one PSU
  • N = Number of PSU (1, 2, or 3)
  • Total combined power = P + (N-1) * P * (share ratio)

Table 7 lists the different power supplies available in these switches and available PoE power.

Table 7. Power supply options and PoE capabilities for Cisco C9350 Series Smart Switches

SKU

Primary power supply

Default or upgrade

Available PoE

Secondary PSU

Tertiary PSU Second PSU (500W/850W/1600W)

500W

850W

1600W

500W

850W

1600W

C9350-24T

PWR-C2-500WAC

Default

No PoE

-

-

-

-

-

-

C9350-48T

PWR-C2-500WAC

Default

No PoE

-

-

-

-

-

-

C9350-24P

PWR-C2-850WAC

Default

625W

720*W

720*W

720*W

720*W

720*W

720*W

PWR-C2-1600WAC

Upgrade

720*W

720*W

720*W

720*W

720*W

720*W

720*W

C9350-48P

PWR-C2-850WAC

Default

625W

1125W

1440*W

1440*W

1440*W

1440*W

1440*W

PWR-C2-1600WAC

Upgrade

1375W

1440*W

1440*W

1440*W

1440*W

1440*W

1440*W

C9350-24U

PWR-C2-850WAC

Default

625W

1125W

1440*W

1440*W

1440*W

1440*W

1440*W

PWR-C2-1600WAC

Upgrade

1375W

1440*W

1440*W

1440*W

1440*W

1440*W

1440*W

C9350-48U

PWR-C2-850WAC

Default

625W

1125W

1475W

2225W

1625/
1975/
2725W

1975/
2325/
2880*W

2725/
2880*/
2880* W

PWR-C2-1600WAC

Upgrade

1375W

1875W

2225W

2880*W

2375/
2725/
2880*W

2725/
2880*/
2880*W

2880*/
2880*/
2880*W

C9350-24HX

PWR-C2-1600WAC

Default

 1265W

1765W

 2115W

 2160*W

2160*/
2160*/
2160*W

2160*/
2160*/
2160*W

2160*/
2160*/
2160*W

C9350-48HX

PWR-C2-1600WAC

Default

1150W

1650W

2000W

2750W

2150/
2500/
3250W

2500/
2850/
3600W

3250/
3600/
4320W

C9350-48HXN

PWR-C2-850WAC

Default

 470W

970W

1320W

2070W

1470/
1820/
2570W

1820/
2170/
2920W

2570/
2920/
3670W

PWR-C2-1600WAC

Upgrade

1220W

1720W

2070W

 2820W

2220/
2570/
3320W

2570/
2920/
3670W

3320/
3670/
4320*W

C9350-48HM

PWR-C2-850WAC

Default

570W

1070W

1420W

2170W

1570/

1920/

2670W

1920/

2270/

3020W

2670/

3020/

3770W

PWR-C2-1600WAC

Upgrade

1320W

1820W

2170W

2920W

2320/

2670/

3420W

 

2670/

3020/

3770W

3420/

3770/

4320*W

C9350-48HXG

PWR-C2-850WAC

Default

450W

950W

1300W

2050W

1450/1800/2550W

1800/2150/2900W

2550/2900/3560W

PWR-C2-1600WAC

Upgrade

1200W

1700W

2050W

2800W

2200/2550/3300W

2550/2900/3650W

3300/3650/4320*W

C9350-48TX

PWR-C2-500WAC

Default

No PoE

-

-

-

-

-

-

C9350-24S

PWR-C2-500WAC

Default

No PoE

-

-

-

-

-

-

C9350-48S

PWR-C2-500WAC

Default

No PoE

-

-

-

-

-

-

C9350-12Y

PWR-C2-500WAC

Default

No PoE

-

-

-

-

-

-

C9350-24Y

PWR-C2-500WAC

Default

No PoE

-

-

-

-

-

-

* PoE capacity is limited by the number of PoE ports and their supported per-port power ratings, even when the installed PSU can provide more power. For example, 24 × 30 W = 720 W and 48 × 30 W = 1,440 W.

Power consumption of standalone C9350 Series Smart Switches

Table 8 shows the power consumption of standalone Cisco C9350 Series Smart Switches based on Alliance for Telecommunications Industry Solutions (ATIS) testing using internet Mix (IMIX) distribution stream traffic, with input voltage of 115VAC at 60 Hz and no PoE loading. The values given are the maximum possible power consumption numbers under the respective test scenarios.

Table 8. Power consumption of standalone C9350 Series Smart Switches (tested on IOS XE Release 17.18.1)

SKU PID

Uplink PID

FEP

Input

Measured input P(W)

 

 

 

 

Half port traffic

Full port traffic

PoE test (no traffic)

0.01%/
EEE

10%

30%

50%

100%

0.01%/
EEE

10%

30%

50%

100%

25%

50%

90%

100%

C9350-48T

NA

500W

115VAC

70.7

77.1

77.3

77.4

77.4

71.7

84.4

84.7

85.0

85.1

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

230VAC

69.6

75.6

75.8

75.9

75.9

71.2

83.2

83.6

84.0

84.1

 

 

 

 

C9350-48T

C9350-NIM-2C

500W

115VAC

82.8

87.6

87.8

88.0

88.5

90.3

102.2

102.6

103.0

103.9

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

230VAC

81.4

85.8

86.1

86.3

86.8

88.6

100.8

101.2

101.5

102.6

 

 

 

 

C9350-48T

C9350-NIM-8Y

500W

115VAC

86.2

94.9

95.3

95.7

96.6

98.4

113.5

114.7

115.5

117.3

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

230VAC

84.4

93.0

93.3

93.7

94.7

96.8

111.0

111.5

112.3

114.2

 

 

 

 

C9350-48U

N/A

1600W

115V

77.1

83.2

83.5

83.8

84.5

78.4

91

91.5

92

93.3

319.7279

565.4461

969.5

1073.4091

 

 

 

230V

76.8

82.6

82.9

83.1

83.7

77.8

89.8

90.4

90.8

92.0

417.0

757.6

1313.0

1452.3

C9350-48U

C9350-NIM-2C

1600W

115VAC

89.8

96.2

96.3

96.5

96.9

98.3

110.6

110.9

111.3

112.4

336.3

581.6

985.6

1088.5

 

 

 

230VAC

88.7

94.9

95.0

95.2

95.6

97.1

109.6

109.9

110.3

111.4

434.7

776.1

1333.3

1417.0

C9350-48U

C9350-NIM-8Y

1600W 

115V

94.6

105.4

105.9

106.4

107.2

106.9

122.1

122.8

123.7

125.4

342

588

993.9

1098.1

 

 

 

230V

93.6

102.3

102.8

103.1

103.9

106.6

120.5

121.3

122.4

124.0

439.4

779.6

1335.4

1473.9

C9350-48P

N/A

850W 

115V

76.6

82.2

82.5

82.7

83.3

78.2

90.2

90.7

91.1

92.3

228.9

385.5

639.5

704.1

 

 

 

230V

75.5

81.0

81.2

81.5

82.0

77.2

89.0

89.1

89.2

90.3

224.2

376.4

621.2

683.7

C9350-48P

C9350-NIM-2C

850W

115V

86.7

93.9

94.1

94.3

94.7

95.8

107.9

108.3

108.7

109.8

249.2

406.1

662.0

728.5

 

 

 

230V

85.5

92.7

92.9

93.1

93.5

94.4

106.1

106.6

106.9

108.0

243.9

396.2

641.4

704.2

C9350-48P

C9350-NIM-8Y

850W

115V

93.2

101.1

101.4

101.5

101.7

103

118

118.5

118.8

119.4

254.1

411

666.9

734.1

 

 

 

230V

91.9

99.6

99.8

100.1

100.3

101.7

116.1

116.6

116.8

117.0

249.5

401.8

647.2

710.2

C9350-48HX

N\A

1600W 

115V

190.5

218.1

218.7

219.4

221.4

204.5

258.3

260.2

261.7

265.6

428.7

623.4

940.0

1025.5

 

 

 

230V

187.3

213.7

214.3

215.2

217.1

200.7

252.8

254.3

255.9

259.7

522.0

811.9

1284.8

1406.4

C9350-48HX

C9350-NIM-2C

1600W

115V

205.1

232.5

233.9

235.4

239.3

226.4

279.8

282.4

285

291.1

447.3

641.4

951.9

1039.2

 

 

 

230V

201.2

227.6

229.2

230.8

234.4

221.5

273.9

276.6

279.1

285.1

539.8

828.7

1302.7

1421.9

C9350-48HX

C9350-NIM-8Y

1600W 

115V

205.3

232.5

233.5

234.8

237.7

231.3

284.6

286.9

289.1

294.8

453.8

648.0

964.9

1046.8

 

 

 

230V

201.6

228.1

229.2

230.4

233.1

227.5

278.9

281.3

283.6

289.2

546.6

835.8

1309.1

1428.2

C9350-48HX

C9350-NIM-4C

1600W 

115V

216.5

245.3

246.7

248.2

251.7

248.3

294.5

297.4

300.4

307.6

467.8

662.1

984.7

1063.8

 

 

 

230V

211.3

240.5

241.9

243.3

246.9

243.7

288.5

291.4

294.3

301.2

560.6

850.7

1324.7

1444.4

C9350-48TX

N\A

850W

115V

189.0

215.6

216.2

217.1

219.1

200.4

256

257.6

259.3

263.2

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

230V

184.6

210.9

211.7

212.5

214.4

197.5

250.6

252.2

253.8

257.6

 

 

 

 

C9350-48TX

C9350-NIM-2C

850W

115V

201.2

232.7

234.5

236.3

240.6

224.1

277.7

280.6

283.2

289.7

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

230V

197.6

228.2

229.9

231.7

235.9

219.3

272

274.6

277.2

283.3

 

 

 

 

C9350-48TX

C9350-NIM-8Y

850W

115V

207.2

236.7

237.9

239.1

241.9

229.6

283

285.4

287.8

293.7

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

230V

202.9

231.9

233.0

234.2

237.0

224.6

276.8

279.2

281.5

287.1

 

 

 

 

C9350-48TX

C9350-NIM-4C

850W

115V

221.3

248.3

249.5

250.8

253.5

242.8

299.6

301.9

304.3

310.1

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

230V

216.9

243.2

244.4

245.6

248.4

238.1

293.1

295.4

297.6

303.1

 

 

 

 

C9350-24T

NA

500W

115VAC

67.9

70.8

70.8

70.9

71.0

68.3

74.1

74.2

74.3

74.5

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

230VAC

66.8

69.7

69.7

69.8

69.9

67.1

73.1

73.2

73.3

73.5

 

 

 

 

C9350-24T

C9350-NIM-2C

500W

115VAC

79.3

85.8

86.4

87.0

88.4

83.3

93.7

94.5

95.3

97.0

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

230VAC

78.6

84.6

85.2

85.7

87.0

82.5

92.1

92.8

93.5

95.2

 

 

 

 

C9350-24T

C9350-NIM-8Y

500W

115VAC

83.9

90.6

91.0

91.4

92.3

86.6

99.8

100.4

101.2

103.0

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

230VAC

82.5

89.0

89.4

89.7

90.5

84.9

97.9

98.6

99.3

101.1

 

 

 

 

C9350-24P

NA

850W

115VAC

72.7

75.1

75.1

75.2

75.2

73.1

78.3

78.3

78.4

78.5

228.2

388.0

649.7

720.6

 

 

 

230VAC

71.8

74.0

74.1

74.1

74.3

72.2

77.2

77.3

77.3

77.5

223.3

380.0

631.3

696.1

C9350-24P

C9350-NIM-2C

850W

115VAC

87.3

90.0

90.6

91.3

92.7

90.6

96.4

96.5

96.6

96.8

247.2

406.6

670.9

742.1

 

 

 

230VAC

85.9

88.6

89.3

89.9

91.4

89.2

95.0

95.1

95.2

95.4

242.3

399.0

651.1

715.9

C9350-24P

C9350-NIM-8Y

850W 

115VAC

88.8

91.1

91.5

91.9

92.7

97.5

103.7

104.4

105.1

106.9

253.5

414.9

679.1

747.8

 

 

 

230VAC

87.1

89.7

90.1

90.4

91.3

95.9

102.1

102.9

103.6

105.4

248.3

405.0

657.4

722.0

C9350-24U

NA

1600W 

115VAC

73.4

76.7

76.8

76.8

76.9

74.5

81.2

81.3

81.4

81.7

319.6

570.3

985.5

1091.0

 

 

 

230VAC

72.9

76.1

76.1

76.2

76.3

74.0

80.3

80.5

80.5

80.8

415.2

759.8

1322.2

1465.2

C9350-24U

C9350-NIM-2C

1600W 

115VAC

90.3

91.4

93.6

99.8

99.9

100.0

100.1

339.0

590.6

1007.1

1114.9

99.2

90.3

91.4

 

 

 

230VAC

89.3

90.3

92.3

98.5

98.6

98.7

98.9

434.4

778.9

1341.7

1484.5

97.9

89.3

90.3

C9350-24U

C9350-NIM-8Y

1600W 

115VAC

94.6

97.3

97.6

97.9

98.8

99.2

106.3

106.7

107.5

109.3

440.3

785.2

1348.2

1488.1

 

 

 

230VAC

94.6

97.3

97.6

97.9

98.8

99.2

106.3

106.7

107.5

109.3

440.3

785.2

1348.2

1488.1

C9350-24U

NA

850W

115VAC

73.4

76.5

76.6

76.6

76.7

73.9

80.2

80.3

80.3

80.6

233.7

388.6

643.9

708.6

230VAC

72.4

75.4

75.5

75.5

75.6

72.9

78.1

78.3

78.3

78.5

228.1

378.8

623.0

685.7

C9350-NM-2C

850W

115VAC

87.7

90.8

91.4

92.1

93.6

92.1

97.2

98.0

98.7

99.9

252.3

407.8

664.0

730.4

30VAC

86.6

89.4

90.1

90.7

92.2

90.7

95.8

96.6

97.3

98.8

247.5

398.6

643.1

705.8

C9350-NM-8Y

850W

115VAC

89.2

95.7

96.1

96.4

97.2

98.2

104.6

105.4

106.2

108.0

258.4

413.6

670.3

736.9

230VAC

87.9

94.3

94.6

95.1

95.9

96.7

103.0

103.8

104.5

106.3

252.7

403.7

648.8

711.6

Redundant N+1 mode

The Cisco C9350 chassis also supports N+1 redundancy mode, with N independent input circuits and safeguards against the failure of one (+1) of the circuits during a PSU failure. In Redundant mode, the power supplies can be of different wattage.

  • N = number of PSU are active (1 or 2)
  • +1 is the PSU reserved for redundancy

Power consumption

Power consumption depends on the unique per-device hardware configuration: specifically, the supervisor engine and line cards installed and the power supplies. To model the power consumption for a specific hardware configuration, visit the Cisco Power Calculator.

Copper Cisco C9350 models

Multigigabit models

Cisco C9350 Multigigabit switches provide high-speed access for enterprise and smart building networks. They support up to 48 ports of 1G, 2.5G, 5G, and 10G with full 90W UPOE+ available on every port to power Wi-Fi 6, 6E, and 7 access points, IoT devices, and high-power endpoints.

Built on Cisco Silicon One A100/L ASICs with an x86-based control plane, the platform enables programmability, streaming telemetry, and on-box application hosting. StackWise-1.6T supports stacking of up to eight switches, scaling to 448 multigigabit and 384 UPOE+ ports in a single system. This capacity is ideal for high-density, high throughput access deployments.

Cisco C9350-48HX

C9350-48HX use cases:

  • The Cisco C9350-48HX is optimized for enterprise access deployments that require high-density Multigigabit connectivity and high-power delivery.
  • Designed for dense access environments with Multigigabit interfaces, it connects Wi-Fi 6, 6E, and 7 access points and powers devices such as building automation systems, IP cameras, and IT/OT technology endpoints with up to 90W UPOE+ per port.

C9350-48HX highlights:

  • The Cisco C9350-48HX is powered by dual Silicon One A100/L ASICs, delivering 1.3 Tbps of throughput per ASIC for superior performance and future-ready infrastructure.
  • The Cisco C9350-48HX provides 90W on all ports through UPOE+ (IEEE 802.3bt Type 4), with a total PoE budget of 4320W.
  • The Cisco C9350-48HX supports 10 Mbps to 10 Gbps (10M/100M/1G/2.5G/5G/10G) downlinks; 10/100 Mbps is full-duplex only.
  • The Cisco C9350-48HX features scalable StackWise-1.6 T technology, enabling up to 1.6 Tbps of stack bandwidth and supporting as many as 448 Multigigabit and 384 UPOE+ ports in an eight-switch stack.
  • The Cisco C9350-48HX supports up to 400G bandwidth for modular uplinks (C9350-NM-4C, C9350-NM-2C, C9350-NM-8Y, C9350-NM-8M, C9350-NM-8L), helping ensure ample throughput for bandwidth-intensive enterprise applications.

Cisco C9350-48HXN 

C9350-48HXN use cases:

  • The Cisco C9350-48HXN is optimized for enterprise access layer deployments requiring high-throughput Multigigabit Ethernet and scalable power delivery, enabling efficient performance tiering without overprovisioning.
  • Designed for dense access environments with Multigigabit interfaces supporting Wi-Fi 6, 6E, and 7 and up to 90W UPOE+ per port for powering smart building systems, IP surveillance, and IT/OT endpoints.

C9350-48HXN highlights:

  • The Cisco C9350-48HXN is powered by a single Silicon One A100/L ASIC, delivering 1.3 Tbps of throughput for superior performance and future-ready infrastructure.
  • The Cisco C9350-48HXN provides 90W on all ports through UPOE+ (IEEE 802.3bt Type 4), with a total PoE budget of 4320W.
  • The Cisco C9350-48HX supports 10 Mbps to 10 Gbps with 36 (10M/100M/1G/2.5G/5G) and 12 (10M/100M/1G/2.5G/5G/10G) downlinks; 10/100 Mbps is full duplex only.
  • The Cisco C9350-48HXN features scalable StackWise-1.6 T technology, enabling up to 1.6 Tbps of stack bandwidth and supporting as many as 448 Multigigabit and 384 UPOE+ ports in an eight-switch stack.
  • The Cisco C9350-48HXN supports up to 200G bandwidth for modular uplinks (C9350-NM-2C, C9350-NM-8Y), providing ample throughput for bandwidth-intensive enterprise applications.

Cisco C9350-48HXG

C9350-48HXG use cases:

  • The Cisco C9350-48HXG is optimized for enterprise access deployments requiring a balanced mix of high-speed Multigigabit Ethernet and traditional Gigabit connectivity, enabling performance tiering without overprovisioning every access port.
  • Designed for dense campus environments, it provides 24x 10G Multigigabit and 24x 1G downlinks with up to 90W UPOE+ per port—ideal for Wi-Fi 6E and Wi-Fi 7 access points, smart building systems, IP surveillance, and IT/OT endpoints.

C9350-48HXG highlights:

  • The Cisco C9350-48HXG supports speeds from 10 Mbps to 10 Gbps, with 24x 10M/100M/1G and 24x 10M/100M/1G/2.5G/5G/10G downlinks; 10/100 Mbps operation is full duplex only. NOTE: No 10M/100M half-duplex on all 1G ports.
  • The Cisco C9350-48HXG delivers up to 90W on all 48 ports through UPOE+ (IEEE 802.3bt Type 4), supporting a total PoE budget of up to 4320W for power-intensive edge devices.
  • The Cisco C9350-48HXG includes an additional 8 GB of built-in DDR memory for deep buffering, helping maintain consistent application performance during traffic bursts and periods of network congestion.
  • The Cisco C9350-48HXG incorporates an 8-core CPU with an integrated GPU and is hardware-ready to support on-box AI inference for smaller AI workloads.
  • The Cisco C9350-48HXG is 5G ready and includes a dedicated hardware port for Synchronous Ethernet (SyncE), supporting applications that require precise network frequency synchronization.
  • The Cisco C9350-48HXG supports up to 200G of modular uplink capacity with the network modules (C9350-NM-2C, C9350-NM-8Y, C9350-NM-8M), providing flexible high-speed connectivity for aggregation and bandwidth-intensive enterprise applications.
  • The Cisco C9350-48HXG supports StackWise-1.6T technology, delivering up to 1.6 Tbps of stack bandwidth across as many as eight switches. As a deep-buffer model, it can be mixed and stacked with other Cisco C9350 switches, enabling flexible performance and port-density configurations within a unified system.

Cisco C9350-48TX

C9350-48TX use cases:

  • The Cisco C9350-48TX is purpose-built for enterprise access deployments that require reliable, high-density Multigigabit connectivity without PoE.
  • The Cisco C9350-48TX delivers high-throughput Ethernet and stacking across multiple switches, enabling data-only access, device aggregation, and network segmentation in campus environments.

C9350-48TX highlights:

  • The Cisco C9350-48TX is powered by dual Silicon One A100/L ASICs, delivering 1.3 Tbps of throughput per ASIC for superior performance and future-ready infrastructure.
  • The Cisco C9350-48TX supports 10 Mbps to 10 Gbps (10M/100M/1G/2.5G/5G/10G) downlinks; 10/100 Mbps is full-duplex only.
  • The Cisco C9350-48TX features scalable StackWise-1.6 T technology, enabling up to 1.6 Tbps of stack bandwidth and supporting up to 448 multigigabit ports in an eight-switch stack.
  • The Cisco C9350-48TX supports up to 400G bandwidth for modular uplinks (C9350-NM-4C, C9350-NM-2C, C9350-NM-8Y, C9350-NM-8M, C9350-NM-8L), helping ensure ample throughput for bandwidth-intensive enterprise applications.

Cisco C9350-48HM

C9350-48HM use cases:

  • The Cisco C9350-48HM provides 48 ports of Multigigabit Ethernet with speeds up to 2.5 Gbps. It supports high-density deployments for Wi-Fi 6E and 7 access points, IP phones, and next-generation endpoints that require more than 1 Gbps throughput over existing copper cabling.

C9350-48HM highlights:

  • The Cisco C9350-48HM integrates a single Silicon One A100/L ASIC to deliver 1.3 Tbps of throughput for superior performance and future-ready infrastructure.
  • The Cisco C9350-48HM provides 90W on all ports through UPOE+ (IEEE 802.3bt Type 4), with a total PoE budget of 4320W.
  • The Cisco C9350-48HM features 48 downlink ports supporting 10M/100M/1G/2.5G speeds with PoE capability, providing flexible power delivery to high-performance wireless and IoT devices.
  • The Cisco C9350-48HM supports up to 200G bandwidth for modular uplinks (C9350-NM-2C, C9350-NM-8Y, C9350-NM-8M).

Cisco C9350-24HX

C9350-24HX use cases:

  • The Cisco C9350-24HX is optimized for enterprise access deployments that require Multigigabit throughput and high power delivery.
  • It connects Wi-Fi 6, 6E, and 7 access points and powers devices such as building automation systems, IP cameras, and IT/OT endpoints, with up to 90W UPOE+ per port.

C9350-24HX highlights:

  • The Cisco C9350-24HX is powered by a single Silicon One A100/L ASIC, delivering 1.3 Tbps of throughput for superior performance and future-ready infrastructure.
  • The Cisco C9350-24HX provides 90W on all ports through UPOE+ (IEEE 802.3bt Type 4), with a total PoE budget of 2160W.
  • The Cisco C9350-24HX supports 10 Mbps to 10 Gbps (10M/100M/1G/2.5G/5G/10G) downlinks; 10/100 Mbps is full-duplex only.
  • The Cisco C9350-24HX features scalable StackWise-1.6 T technology, enabling up to 1.6 Tbps of stack bandwidth.
  • The Cisco C9350-24HX supports up to 200G bandwidth for modular uplinks (C9350-NM-2C, C9350-NM-8Y), providing ample throughput for bandwidth-intensive enterprise applications.

10/100/1000M models

Cisco C9350 Series 1G switches provide up to 48 copper downlink ports supporting 10/100/1000 Mbps and full IEEE 802.3bt Type 3 Power over Ethernet (UPOE), delivering up to 60W per port. In an eight-member StackWise-1.6T configuration, they scale up to 384x 1G ports and 384x 60W UPOE ports with a single control plane for management and high availability. These models use the same modular components as the Multigigabit platforms, enabling consistent features and operations across deployments. They models are well-suited for wired access, smart building infrastructure, and IP-based endpoints across campus environments.

Cisco C9350-48U

C9350-48U use cases:

  • The Cisco C9350-48U provides 48 ports of 1 Gigabit Ethernet with 60W UPOE (IEEE 802.3bt Type 3) per port, delivering reliable power for HD IP cameras, PoE sensors, access control systems, and intelligent lighting.
  • The Cisco C9350-48U is ideal for enterprise access layer deployments in office campuses, education facilities, healthcare environments, and retail branches requiring high-density 1G connectivity and moderate-power PoE support.

C9350-48U highlights:

  • The Cisco C9350-48U integrates a single Silicon One A100/L ASIC to deliver consistent 1G switching with intelligent traffic management and hardware-based forwarding.
  • The Cisco C9350-48U features 48 downlink ports with 10M/100M/1G speeds, each delivering 60W of UPOE, for a total PoE budget of 2880W. This enables flexible connectivity and powers a range of access layer endpoints.
  • The Cisco C9350-48U supports up to 200G bandwidth for modular uplinks (C9350-NM-2C, C9350-NM-8Y) to accommodate high-throughput aggregation and core connections.

Cisco C9350-48P

C9350-48P use cases:

  • The Cisco C9350-48P offers 48 ports of 1 Gigabit Ethernet with 30W PoE, providing efficient power to devices such as IP cameras, sensors, and other PoE-powered equipment.

C9350-48P highlights:

  • The Cisco C9350-48P integrates a single Silicon One A100/L ASIC to deliver consistent 1G hardware-based forwarding.
  • The Cisco C9350-48P features 48 downlink ports with 10M/100M/1G speeds and 30W PoE per port, providing a total PoE budget of 1440W.
  • The Cisco C9350-48P supports up to 200G bandwidth for modular uplinks (C9350-NM-2C, C9350-NM-8Y, C9350-NM-8M).

Cisco C9350-48T

C9350-48T use cases:

  • The Cisco C9350-48T is designed for enterprise access deployments requiring reliable 1G Ethernet connectivity without PoE. It delivers consistent Layer 2/3 performance for high-density wired client access.

C9350-48T highlights:

  • The Cisco C9350-48T integrates a single Silicon One A100/L ASIC, enabling consistent 1G hardware-based packet forwarding.
  • The Cisco C9350-48T supports up to 200G bandwidth for modular uplinks (C9350-NM-2C, C9350-NM-8Y).

Cisco C9350-24U

C9350-24U use cases:

  • The Cisco C9350-24U features 24 ports of 1 Gigabit Ethernet, each providing 60W of UPOE (IEEE 802.3bt Type 3), helping ensure reliable power delivery to a wide range of PoE devices.

C9350-24U highlights:

  • The Cisco C9350-24U uses a single Silicon One A100/L ASIC for efficient 1G switching and hardware-based packet forwarding.
  • It offers 24 downlink ports with 10M/100M/1G speeds, each providing 60W UPOE, with a total PoE budget of 1440W to power network edge devices.
  • The Cisco C9350-24U supports up to 200G bandwidth for modular uplinks (C9350-NM-2C, C9350-NM-8Y).

Cisco C9350-24P

C9350-24P use cases:

  • The Cisco C9350-24P provides 24 ports of 1 Gigabit Ethernet, each delivering 30W of PoE, efficiently powering devices like IP cameras, sensors, and other PoE-enabled equipment.

C9350-24P highlights:

  • The Cisco C9350-24P integrates a single Silicon One A100/L ASIC, enabling efficient 1G hardware-based packet forwarding.
  • The Cisco C9350 offers 24 downlink ports supporting 10M/100M/1G speeds, each delivering up to 30W of PoE, with a total PoE budget of 720W to power PoE devices.
  • The Cisco C9350-24P supports up to 200G bandwidth for modular uplinks (C9350-NM-2C, C9350-NM-8Y).

Cisco C9350-24T

C9350-24T use cases:

  • The Cisco C9350-24T is designed for enterprise access deployments that require dependable 1G Ethernet connectivity without PoE, delivering consistent Layer 2/3 performance for wired client access.

C9350-24T highlights:

  • The Cisco C9350-24T integrates a single Silicon One A100/L ASIC, enabling consistent 1G hardware-based packet forwarding.
  • The Cisco C9350-24T supports up to 200G bandwidth for modular uplinks (C9350-NM-2C, C9350-NM-8Y).

Fiber Cisco C9350 models

Fiber models

The Cisco C9350 Series fiber switches provide high-speed access and aggregation for campus networks. They support up to 48 ports of 1G/10G/25G using SFP and SFP28 interfaces, enabling high-bandwidth connectivity for distribution layers and data-intensive endpoints.

Built on a Cisco Silicon One A100/L ASIC with an x86-based control plane, the platform supports programmability, streaming telemetry, and on-box application hosting at the network edge.

StackWise-1.6T enables stacking of up to eight switches into a single logical system, including both copper and fiber models. This configuration increases port density and aggregate throughput while maintaining a single management plane and consistent policy. It allows teams to combine Multigigabit copper for user devices and Wi-Fi access points with fiber for high-speed uplinks and aggregation within the same stack.

Cisco C9350-24Y

C9350-24Y use cases:

  • The Cisco C9350-24Y provides 24 ports of 25G using SFP28 interfaces. It supports server aggregation, campus distribution, and workloads that require high bandwidth, including AI/ML inference at the edge and highthroughput storage access.

C9350-24Y highlights:

  • The Cisco C9350-24Y integrates two Silicon One A100/L ASICs to deliver consistent 25G hardware-based forwarding.
  • The Cisco C9350-24Y features 24 downlink ports with 1G/10G/25G speeds, enabling flexible multirate connectivity for mixed-speed environments.
  • The Cisco C9350-24Y supports up to 400G bandwidth for modular uplinks (C9350-NM-2C, C9350-NM-4C, C9350-NM-8Y, C9350-NM-8L), delivering industry-leading throughput for aggregation and core use cases.

Cisco C9350-12Y

C9350-12Y use cases:

  • The Cisco C9350-12Y provides 12 ports of 25G using SFP28 interfaces, ideal for compact server rooms, small aggregation layers, and branch deployments that require high-speed uplinks to servers, storage, or wireless controllers.

C9350-12Y highlights:

  • The Cisco C9350-12Y integrates a single Silicon One A100/L ASIC to deliver consistent 25G hardware-based forwarding.
  • The Cisco C9350-12Y features 12 downlink ports with 1G/10G/25G speeds, providing scalable multirate flexibility in a space-efficient form factor.
  • The Cisco C9350-12Y supports up to 200G bandwidth for modular uplinks (C9350-NM-2C, C9350-NM-8Y).

Cisco C9350-48S

C9350-48S use cases:

  • The Cisco C9350-48S provides 48 ports of 1G using SFP interfaces. It supports fiber-based access and aggregation in environments such as campus distribution closets and industrial environments, and in deployments that require long-distance connectivity over fiber.

C9350-48S highlights:

  • The Cisco C9350-48S integrates a single Silicon One A100/L ASIC to deliver consistent 1G hardware-based forwarding.
  •  The Cisco C9350-48S features 48 downlink SFP ports with 1G speeds, providing flexible fiber connectivity for extended reach and noise-sensitive environments.
  • The Cisco C9350-48S supports up to 200G bandwidth for modular uplinks (C9350-NM-2C, C9350-NM-8Y).

Cisco C9350-24S

C9350-24S use cases:

  • The Cisco C9350-24S provides 24 ports of 1G using SFP interfaces. It supports smaller fiber-based access deployments, branch offices, and environments that require reliable fiber connectivity in a compact form factor.

C9350-24S highlights:

  • The Cisco C9350-24S integrates a single Silicon One A100/L ASIC to deliver consistent 1G hardware-based forwarding.
  • The Cisco C9350-24S features 24 downlink SFP ports with 1G speeds, enabling fiber-based access for environments with extended reach or electromagnetic interference considerations.
  • The Cisco C9350-24S supports up to 200G bandwidth for modular uplinks (C9350-NM-2C, C9350-NM-8Y, C9350-NM-8M).

Network modules

Cisco C9350 Series Smart Switches use field-replaceable uplink network modules designed for this platform. The modules are available in QSFP28 and SFP28 or SFP56 form factors and support uplink speeds of 1G, 10G, 25G, 40G, 50G, and 100G. The base switch does not include an uplink module. When you purchase the switch, you can select the required module to match bandwidth and connectivity needs from the network modules described below.

Fiber network modules

C9350-NM-4C

C9350-NM-4C use cases:

  • The Cisco C9350-NM-4C is ideal for campus access switches requiring high-speed uplinks to aggregation or core layers, supporting high-throughput applications like wireless backhaul, video conferencing, and large-scale data access.
  •  Designed for scalable bandwidth and future-ready infrastructure in dense environments like smart buildings, campuses, and healthcare, with seamless 40G to 100G migration.

C9350-NM-4C highlights:

  • Delivers up to 400 Gbps of total uplink bandwidth with four 100G/40G QSFP+ ports.
  • It is supported only on the C9350-24Y and C9350-48HX/TX SKUs.

C9350-NM-8L

C9350-NM-8L use cases:

  • The Cisco C9350-NM-8L is a flexible uplink network module, supporting eight 50G/25G/10G/1G fiber uplink ports, designed to provide high-speed connectivity from access switches to aggregation and core layers.
  • The Cisco C9350-NM-8L offers scalability from 1G to 50G, enabling seamless adaptation to evolving campus requirements. It supports emerging technologies like 5G, Wi-Fi 6, and high-demand applications such as video conferencing and IoT.

C9350-NM-8L highlights:

  • The Cisco C9350-NM-8L delivers up to 400 Gbps of total uplink bandwidth across eight high-speed uplink ports.
  • It is supported only on the C9350-24Y and C9350-48HX SKUs.

C9350-NM-2C

C9350-NM-2C use cases:

  • The Cisco C9350-NM-2C is optimized for enterprise campus access switches, providing two 100G uplinks to aggregation or core layers.

C9350-NM-2C highlights:

  • Delivers up to 200 Gbps of total uplink bandwidth with two 100G/40G QSFP+ ports.

C9350-NM-8Y

C9350-NM-8Y use cases:

  • The Cisco C9350-NM-8Y is a flexible 8-port network module, supporting eight 25G/10G/1G or four 50G configurations, providing high-speed Multigigabit uplink options for enterprise campus deployments.
  • The Cisco C9350-NM-8Y offers scalability from 1G to 50G, enabling seamless adaptation to evolving campus requirements. It supports emerging technologies like 5G, Wi-Fi 6, and high-demand applications such as video conferencing and IoT.

C9350-NM-8Y highlights:

  • The Cisco C9350-NM-8Y delivers up to 200 Gbps of total uplink bandwidth with eight 25G/10G/1G or four 50G ports.
  • By default, the Cisco C9350-NM-8Y uplink operates in eight 1G/10G/25G mode, providing flexible, high-speed connectivity for enterprise campus networks.
  • The Cisco C9350-NM-8Y can be converted to four 50G mode for the top row of ports, while the bottom row of ports are automatically set to inactive when enabled, offering enhanced bandwidth for demanding applications.

C9350-NM-8M

C9350-NM-8M use cases:

  • The Cisco C9350-NM-8M is a flexible 8-port network module, supporting eight Multigigabit (10G/5G/2.5G/1G/100M/10M) RJ-45 ports, providing high-speed copper connectivity for enterprise campus deployments.

C9350-NM-8M highlights: 

  • The Cisco C9350-NM-8M provides up to 80 Gbps of aggregate uplink bandwidth across eight RJ-45 (10G/5G/25G/1G/100M/10M) Multigigabit ports.
  • The RJ-45-based design allows organizations to leverage existing copper cabling infrastructure, reducing deployment costs while enabling a smooth transition to higher-speed Multigigabit environments.

Redundancy and stacking

Cisco StackWise-1.6T

The Cisco C9350 Series features StackWise-1.6T, a high-performance standards-based Ethernet stacking architecture that delivers up to 1.6 Tbps of aggregate stacking bandwidth—the highest in the industry for enterprise access switching. This architecture supports stacking of up to eight switches using dedicated rear panel connectors and high-speed stack cables, forming a single, unified system with distributed forwarding and a common control plane. StackWise-1.6T enables low-latency communication, hitless failover, and simplified management, providing exceptional scalability and resiliency. Its Ethernet-based design offers improved flexibility, allowing the stack to operate efficiently in demanding, high-density environments while maintaining operational simplicity.

Table 9. Supported stacking options
ModelStacking supportStacking bandwidth supportOptional stacking hardwareNumber of membersSupported stack members
C9350 SKUsStackWise-1.6T1.6 TbpsStackWise cable8Stacks with other Cisco C9350 models at StackWise-1.6T speeds (with same license level)

Cisco StackPower+

Cisco C9350 Series Smart Switches support StackPower+, an enhanced 55V power-sharing architecture that allows all power supplies across the stack to operate as a unified power pool. This enables redundant power capabilities with zero additional rack footprint, improving space and operational efficiency. With StackPower+, power from all connected supplies is intelligently consolidated and redistributed based on real-time demand, ensuring optimized delivery across the stack. By adding just one additional power supply to any member, you can increase available capacity or provide redundancy to other switches in the domain. StackPower+ also supports full 90W PoE on all ports, leveraging shared power through the stack. Up to four switches can be connected in a StackPower+ ring, delivering flexible, scalable, and resilient power management for demanding PoE deployments.

Table 10. StackWise and StackPower cables
Cisco StackWise-1.6T and StackPower cables 
Part number 
STACK-T1A-50CM=Cisco StackWise-1.6T 50 cm stacking cable spare
STACK-T1A-1M=Cisco StackWise-1.6T 1 m stacking cable spare
STACK-T1A-3M=Cisco StackWise-1.6T 3 m stacking cable spare
CAB-SPWR-35CM=Cisco Catalyst StackPower cable 35 cm spare
CAB-SPWR-100CM=Cisco Catalyst StackPower cable 100 cm spare

Note: Cisco C9350 Series Smart Switches are designed to work exclusively with the StackWise-1.6T and StackPower cables listed in Table 10. These switches are not compatible with stacking or StackPower cables from the Catalyst 9300 Series or other previous generation switches.

Software features

Cisco IOS XE, running on Cisco C9350 Series Smart Switches, delivers a robust, scalable, and secure platform tailored for the modern hybrid workplace. The Cisco C9350 Series supports advanced Layer 2 and Layer 3 forwarding capabilities, increased forwarding and access control scale, and hardware-based encryption, delivering high performance and security for the modern enterprise campus.

Table 11. Feature highlights for Cisco C9350 Series Smart Switches
ModelC9350
Cisco StackWise 1.6TAvailable 
StackPower+Available 
Enterprise securityAvailable 
Enterprise Quality of ServiceAvailable 
Layer 2 switchingAvailable 
IP routingAvailable 
IP multicast routingAvailable 
IPv6 routingAvailable 
IPv6 multicast routingAvailable 
Software-Defined Access (SD-Access)Available 
BGP EVPNIOS XE Release 26.1.1
Flexible NetFlow (FNF)Available 
ProgrammabilityAvailable 
Out-of-band managementAvailable 
Post-quantum cryptography (PQC)IOS XE Release 26.2.1
Minimum software requirement

IOS XE Release 17.18.1:

C9350-24T

C9350-48T

C9350-24P

C9350-48P

C9350-24U

C9350-48U

C9350-48HX

C9350-48TX

IOS XE Release 26.1.1a

C9350-24HX

C9350-48HXN

IOS XE Release 26.1.2

C9350-24S

C9350-48S

IOS XE Release 26.2.1

C9350-48HM

C9350-48HXG

C9350-12Y

C9350-24Y

For a detailed list of the latest software features available on the Cisco C9350 series per Cisco IOSXE release, please refer to the Cisco Feature Navigator tool.

For a detailed list of the software features available in each license, please refer to the Unified Licensing section below, or visit the Cisco Switching Licensing feature matrix.

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Performance and scalability

The Cisco C9350 Series, powered by the Silicon One A100/L ASIC, delivers up to 1.3 Tbps throughput, offering scalable performance and high-density connectivity. Its stackable architecture supports growing network demands with low-latency wire-speed efficiency.

Table 12. Performance and scalability features of Cisco C9350 switches
FeatureCisco C9350
System switchingUp to 500G 
ASIC switching capacityUp to 1.3 Tbps (500G switching traffic + 800G stack)
ASICs1 or 2x A100/L
Forwarding rateUp to 3 Bpps (1.5 Bpps per ASIC)
DRAM16 GB
Flash18 GB
SSD capacityUp to 240 GB
App-hosting DRAM allocation8 GB 
App-hosting CPU allocation4 vCPU
App-hosting AppGig ports2 x 1/10G
VLAN IDs4094
Active VLANUp to 4000
PVST instancesUp to 1000
STP virtual ports (Port*VLANs) for PVST16,000
STP virtual ports (Port* VLANs) for MST100,000
Switched virtual interfaces (SVIs)2000
Jumbo frames9216
Total number of MAC addressesUp to 64,000
Total number of IPv4 routesUp to 192,000
Total number of IPv6 routesUp to 96,000
Address resolution protocol (ARP) entriesUp to 64,000
Neighbor discovery protocol (NDP) entriesUp to 32,000
IGMP/MLD snooping entriesUp to 8000/4000
Multicast routesUp to 8000/4000
QoS ACL scale (IPv4/IPv6)Up to 2000/1000
Security ACL scale (IPv4/IPv6)1Up to 5000/2500
NetFlow entries (IPv4/IPv6)Up to 64,000/32,000
Packet bufferUp to 36 MB (18 MB per ASIC)

1 Multiple security ACL types are supported. Only the first type can use the expanded scale.

Table 13. Bandwidth specifications
SKUBandwidth specificationSwitching capacity with stackingForwarding rate (MPPS)Forwarding rate with stacking (MPPS)
C9350-24T448G2048G333.3121523.712
C9350-48T496G2096G369.0241559.424
C9350-24P448G2048G333.3121523.712
C9350-48P496G2096G369.0241559.424
C9350-24U448G2048G333.3121523.712
C9350-48U496G2096G369.0241559.424
C9350-24HX 880G2480G654.721845.12
C9350-48HX1760G3360G1309.442499.84
C9350-48HXN                  1000G2600G14881934.40
C9350-48TX     1760G3360G1309.442499.84
C9350-48HM        640G2240G476.161666.56
C9350-24Y2000G3600G14882678.4
C9350-12Y1000G2600G7441934.40
C9350-48S496G2096G369.0241559.424
C9350-24S448G2048G333.3121523.712

SDM templates

Cisco C9350 Series Smart Switches utilize predefined Software Database Manager (SDM) ASIC templates to allocate hardware resources efficiently, depending on the switch’s role in the network. These standard SDM templates are designed to optimize table sizes and performance for access and edge deployments.

The following sections describe the flexible ASIC SDM templates for the C9350 Series.

Default SDM ASIC template

The Cisco C9350 Series comes with a default SDM template optimized for enterprise access use cases, providing balanced resources for Layer 2 and Layer 3 forwarding, ACLs, and QoS, without requiring additional configuration.

The following table describes the default SDM ASIC (access) template for the C9350 Series.

Table 14. SDM template specifications
FeatureCisco C9350
MAC addresses64,000
IP host routes164,000
IP LPM routes1192,000
IP multicast routes18000
IGMP/MLD snooping18000
Security/object groups24,000
NetFlow entries132,000 ingress, 32,000 egress
Security ACLs15000 to 32,0002
QoS ACLs11000
PBR/NAT4000
GRE tunnels1024

1 IPv4 and IPv6 entries coexist in the same tables, but IPv6 entries require two entries.

2 Multiple security ACL types are supported. Only the first type can use the expanded scale.

Management

The ability to manage these devices from the cloud brings enhanced scalability, flexibility, and efficiency through central configuration management, monitoring, and troubleshooting. Users opting to leverage the cloud-native capabilities of IOS XE retain advanced control from the cloud through the implementation of Cloud CLI to access read and write commands based on their selected operating mode.

Unified experience

Cisco C9350 Series Smart Switches deliver a seamless onboarding experience to the management mode of your choice, allowing you to select the management options that best match your operational needs.

Cloud management via the Meraki dashboard

The Cisco Meraki® dashboard is a cloud-native network management platform that streamlines the provisioning, configuration, and monitoring of your Cisco C9350 Series Smart Switches while reducing IT overhead. Through the guided onboarding workflow, you can choose the operating mode that fits your needs.

  • Configuration source: Cloud: Full cloud-managed provisioning and monitoring plus read-only cloud CLI terminal for advanced troubleshooting via the Meraki dashboard. For details on cloud management with cloud configuration, see the “Cloud Management with IOS XE Overview.”
  • Configuration source: Device: Configuration through console, SSH, or CLI, complemented by centralized monitoring and read/write cloud CLI terminal via the Meraki dashboard. For details on cloud management with device configuration, see the “Cloud Management with IOS XE Overview.” 

The Cisco Meraki dashboard also supports inventory and license management for Cisco C9350 Series Smart Switches without fully onboarding them for cloud or device configuration.

On-premises management

Cisco Catalyst™ Center, formerly Cisco DNA Center, is a powerful on-premises network controller and management dashboard that empowers you to take charge of your network, optimize your Cisco investment, and lower your IT spending. Catalyst Center provides a single dashboard for every fundamental management task to simplify running your network. With this platform, IT can respond to changes and challenges faster and more intelligently.

Catalyst Center provides coverage for Cisco enterprise switching, routing, and mobility products. For a complete list of Cisco products supported, please see our compatibility matrix, which is updated regularly.

For more information on Catalyst Center support, visit the Cisco Catalyst Center webpage.

Licensing

Unified licensing

Unified licensing in a Cisco Networking Subscription or an Enterprise Agreement is available for Cisco C9350 Series Smart Switches. Learn more on the Cisco Networking Subscription data sheet.

Cisco Smart Accounts

Licenses are managed on-premises through Cisco Smart Accounts. For a more detailed overview on Licensing, go to Cisco Software Licensing and Smart Accounts.

Creating Smart Accounts using the Cisco Smart Software Manager (Cisco SSM) enables you to order devices and licensing packages and manage your software licenses from a centralized website. You can set up Cisco SSM to receive daily email alerts and to be notified of expiring add-on licenses that you want to renew.

Cisco Smart Licensing is a flexible licensing model that provides you with an easier, faster, and more consistent way to purchase and manage software across the Cisco portfolio and across your organization. And secure—you control what users can access.

Cisco Enterprise Agreements

The Cisco Enterprise Agreement (EA) is a flexible licensing solution that simplifies the purchase, management, and deployment of Cisco technologies.

By combining multiple Cisco software and services into one agreement, the EA provides easy access to a wide range of products, including networking, security, collaboration, and data center solutions.

This approach reduces administrative tasks, offers predictable costs, and allows for scalability and adaptability. With the flexibility of the Cisco EA, organizations can drive digital transformation and innovation while maintaining control over their IT investments. For more information, go to Cisco Enterprise Agreement.

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Ordering information

The Cisco C9350 Series Smart Switches Ordering Guide lists the ordering information for switches, network modules, stacking cables, and accessories that are commonly used with Cisco C9350 Series Smart Switches, as well as the Cisco Catalyst Center and Cisco Meraki licenses, respectively. It also gives a detailed overview of the ordering process.

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Warranty

The following table provides information about the Cisco C9350 Series product warranty.

Table 15. Limited Lifetime Warranty (LLW) details
DescriptionCisco LLW
Devices covered Applies to Cisco C9350 Series Smart Switches.
Warranty durationAs long as the original customer owns the product.
End-of-life policyIn the event of discontinuance of product manufacture, Cisco warranty support is limited to five (5) years from the announcement of discontinuance.
Hardware replacement Cisco or its service center will use commercially reasonable efforts to ship a replacement part to the customer’s address of record on the next business day after issuance of a valid RMA request. Actual delivery times may vary depending on customer location. Taxes and duties may apply and will be borne by the recipient of the replacement part.
Effective dateHardware warranty commences from the date of shipment to customer (and in case of resale by a Cisco reseller, not more than 90 days after original shipment by Cisco).
Cisco.com accessWarranty allows guest access only to Cisco.com.

Sustainability profile

Cisco is embedding sustainability into the product lifecycle, from manufacturing to end of use. Designed with consideration for Cisco Circular Design Principles, our products feature both individual and portfolio-wide programs and innovations, including those that address efficient architecture design, power consumption, energy management, packaging sustainability, and takeback. These elements are pivotal in reducing operational costs and advancing net zero Greenhouse Gas (GHG) emissions targets and other sustainability-related ambitions.

Information about Cisco Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) initiatives and performance is available in the Cisco Purpose Reporting Hub. Information regarding Cisco compliance with applicable environmental laws and regulations is available in the Environmental Compliance section.

Table 16. Sustainability references
Sustainability topicDescription
PowerCisco Power Calculator

The Cisco Power Calculator tool provides an estimation of power for Cisco C9350 Series Smart Switches and allows customers to calculate the power supply requirements for a specific Power over Ethernet (PoE) configuration.


Cisco Power Calculator

Power management configurationThe power management chapter in the System Management Configuration Guide provides detailed information on power management features and configurations available for Cisco C9350 Series Smart Switches. The features discussed include power supply modes, module operating states, and power budgeting considerations.
Auto-off ports without Small Form-Factor Pluggable (SFP)Once enabled, the system checks for the presence of SFPs in fiber ports on a regular basis and turns on SerDes when SFP is detected. If no SFP is detected, the system will keep SerDes off to save energy.
Auto-off port LEDsOnce enabled, port LEDs (light-emitting diodes) will stay depowered, saving energy until a link event is triggered or manually enabled by Command Line Interface (CLI) or mode button.
Auto-off StackPower power supply units (PSU)Once enabled, the switch stack will automatically shut off power supplies that are beyond the power need of 50% load-to-supply ratio and N+1 redundancy.
Energy managementCatalyst Center dashboardThe Catalyst Center dashboard offers comprehensive energy management capabilities, allowing users to monitor energy usage, energy mix, costs, and greenhouse gas emissions in real time. Available with release 3.1.3.

Catalyst Center release notes
Environmental monitoring configurationThe environmental monitoring chapter in the System Management Configuration Guide provides guidelines for configuring monitoring of environmental conditions of chassis components.
Cisco Smart Power FrameworkThe Cisco Smart Power Framework is an extensible power management framework that employs a domain-based hierarchical architecture for power management across network devices. It utilizes a signaling mechanism within the network infrastructure to communicate power data and enforce power policies on endpoints. This allows for granular control over device power states and the implementation of energy-saving measures across the network.
Environmental impact reportsThe Cisco environmental impact reports page provides detailed lifecycle assessments, information about product carbon footprints, and other data to help users understand the environmental impact of Cisco hardware.

Environmental Impact Reports
Ecolabels80 PLUS Platinum/ Titanium Certified Power Supply Units (PSUs)

Cisco C9350 Series Smart Switches support high-efficiency power supply units. 80 PLUS platinum certified PSUs offer up to 94% efficiency at 50% load and titanium PSUs reach up to 96% efficiency at 50% load at 230V input.

Power supply units

ENERGY STAR®Cisco C9350 Series Smart Switches are ENERGY STAR certified and meet energy-efficiency specifications set by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), helping customers save energy and money while helping to protect the environment, improve air quality, and protect public health..
Materials, modularity, and reuseHardware standardization and modularityCisco C9350 Series Smart Switches use standard subassemblies and common modular components across products to streamline production and enhance reusability, repairability, and upgradability.
Simplified architectureCisco C9350 Series Smart Switches offer a simplified architecture by consolidating multiple discreet ASIC/NPU components into a central System-on-Chip (SoC) architecture, providing multiple discrete functions in a more integrated design.
Recycled contentCisco C9350 Series Smart Switches contain up to 75% postconsumer recycled content in Cisco-designed plastic components.
Powder-coat finishCisco C9350 Series Smart Switches use a powder-coating finish. In comparison to wet paints, a powder-coating finish reduces the amount of harmful solvents used and amount of Volatile Organic Compounds (VOCs) emitted during the painting process.
Bezel-free designCisco C9350 Series Smart Switches use a bezel-free design, reducing plastic usage.
Cisco Takeback and ReuseThis program allows customers to return used equipment for responsible reuse and recycling.

Takeback and Reuse Program
Cisco RefreshThis program offers certified remanufactured and refurbished products, providing cost-effective alternatives to new equipment.

Cisco Refresh
PackagingRemoval of single-use plastic bagsThe Cisco C9350 Series Smart Switches Accessory Kit (C9350ACC-KIT) is packaged with fiber-based materials, removing single-use plastic bags.
Foam reduction

Expanded foam end caps used in packaging hardware are now replaced with recycled HDPE thermoform cushioning end caps (made of at least 50% post-consumer recycled content) or fiber-based cushions (PID dependent).


Circular economy and packaging sustainability

Accessory opt-inAccessory opt-in enables reduced materials use and waste by allowing customers to select whether to include the accessory kit. The default is now to exclude it unless required.
GeneralSustainability inquiriesContact this alias for questions and information related to Cisco's general and product-specific sustainability initiatives.

csr_inquiries@cisco.com
Cisco policies, positions, and guidesLinks to select Cisco environmental sustainability policies, positions, and guides are provided in the "Policies, positions, and guides" section of the Cisco Purpose Reporting Hub.

Policies, positions, and guides
Cisco Green PayThis page provides an overview of Cisco Green Pay, a financing program aimed at promoting more sustainable technology adoption by providing flexible payment options.

Green Pay

The information presented in this data sheet is based on the most accurate and reliable information available at the time of publication. This information should not be interpreted as a definitive, exhaustive, or permanent

representation of product performance or features. This information may be subject to future updates as new data becomes available.

Appendix

Safety and compliance

Chassis

The section below lists the safety and compliance information for the Cisco C9350 Series Smart Switch chassis.

Table 17. Safety and compliance information
Safety and certificationsEMC and EMI compliance

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