Cisco Catalyst IE-9320-24T4X-E 28-Port Data Industrial Ethernet Switch with 4x 1/10G SFP+, Network Essentials

No. The Cisco Catalyst IE-9320-24T4X-E is a data switch, and all 24 copper RJ45 access ports carry no Power over Ethernet. It cannot power industrial devices such as ruggedized IP cameras or wireless access points. If you need PoE in the IE-9320 line, the IE-9320-24P4S and IE-9320-24P4X provide PoE+ up to 30 W per port, and the IE-9320-16P8U4X adds 4PPoE up to 90 W per port on its multigigabit ports, all subject to the shared PoE budget.

The Cisco Catalyst IE-9320-24T4X-E has four 1/10G SFP+ uplink ports; the four uplinks accept 1G or 10G optics. Its 24 access ports are copper RJ45 and do not take pluggable optics. Specific transceiver compatibility should be verified against the supported-SFP module list in the Cisco Catalyst IE9300 Rugged Series data sheet and Cisco's transceiver compatibility matrix. Industrial-temperature (IND) rated SFP/SFP+ modules are recommended for the full operating-temperature range; non-industrial (COM/EXT) optics require temperature derating. Transceivers are sold separately.

The Cisco Catalyst IE-9320-24T4X-E supports stacking of up to four switches managed as a single system. It stacks only with other stack-capable IE-9320 switches. The datasheet identifies two Cisco StackWise stacking ports and support for up to four stack members, but it does not specify stack bandwidth. Stacking is separate from industrial ring redundancy such as REP and MRP, which operate independently of the stack to protect ring topologies.

Operating temperature is -40 to 75°C (-40 to 167°F) in a blower-equipped cabinet, -40 to 70°C (-40 to 158°F) in a vented cabinet, and -40 to 60°C (-40 to 140°F) in a sealed cabinet. The switch is fanless and convection-cooled. It uses two field-replaceable modular PWR-RGD power supplies (150 W AC or DC modules) that run in redundant operation. It carries hazardous-location certifications (Class I Division 2 / Zone 2), meets industrial shock and vibration requirements, and is backed by a five-year Cisco limited hardware warranty.

The two switches use identical hardware (24 Gigabit copper data ports, four 1/10G SFP+ uplinks, 128 Gbps switching, and up to four-member stacking) and differ only in license tier. The -E ships with perpetual Network Essentials, covering Layer 2 plus routed access such as static routing, OSPF for up to 1,000 routes, OSPFv3, RIP, and PBR, with MACsec-128. The -A ships with perpetual Network Advantage, which adds BGP, EIGRP, IS-IS, LISP, VRF-lite, BGP-EVPN over VXLAN, Cisco TrustSec SGACL segmentation, MACsec-256, Layer 3 NAT, and SD-Access Fabric Edge.

No. The Cisco Catalyst IE-9320-24T4X-E runs on its perpetual Network Essentials base license indefinitely. Cisco Catalyst Center (formerly Cisco DNA) Essentials and Advantage subscriptions add centralized management and automation, but they are optional. Base switching, routed access, and industrial protocols continue to operate without a subscription, including after any subscription term ends.

No. Cisco has not published an End-of-Sale or End-of-Life hardware notice for the Cisco Catalyst IE-9320-24T4X-E. It is part of the current, actively shipping Cisco Catalyst IE9300 Rugged Series and is backed by a five-year Cisco limited hardware warranty, so it remains an available product.

The Cisco Catalyst IE-9320-24T4X-E is sold new and factory-sealed. It is covered by a Network Devices Inc. one-year warranty and a 30-day return policy, in addition to the five-year Cisco limited hardware warranty on the switch.