RUCKUS
RUCKUS ICX 8200-24FX managed switch with 16 SFP+ ports and 8 SFP28 uplink ports

Ruckus Networks Ruckus Icx 8200-24FX 16 SFP+ 8 SFP28 | Managed Switch, Enterprise

Ruckus Networks|

MPN: ICX8200-24FX

In Stock
$6,193.44$10,560.00

Ships from and sold by A5 IT

Ground ShippingArrives by Thursday, Sep 10
Authorized Dealer — Full manufacturer warranty
Business Pricing Available

Exclusive pricing, free shipping on your first order, and Net-30 terms. Sign in or create a free account.

Create Free Business Account

Key Features

  • Stacking: Yes
  • Consolidate fiber access traffic with 16 1/10 GbE SFP+ ports
  • Extend uplink headroom using 8 25 GbE SFP28 stacking/uplink ports
  • Support managed network control via enterprise switch management
  • Fit aggregation and campus edge roles with high-density fiber connectivity
  • Reduce redesign risk using SFP28 ports for stacking or uplink paths
  • Preserve fiber investment with SFP-based port architecture
  • Scale throughput planning around a switch built for higher-speed backhaul
Move fiber traffic with fewer bottlenecks and more headroom. The RUCKUS ICX 8200-24FX is built for environments that need dense 1/10 GbE access alongside 25 GbE uplink and stacking capability. With 16 SFP+ ports and 8 SFP28 ports, it fits cleanly into aggregation layers, campus distribution, and high-performance edge deployments where oversubscription can quickly become a constraint. This switch is a strong fit when you need to preserve investment in fiber infrastructure while preparing for higher-speed uplinks. The SFP28 ports provide a clear path for stacking or uplink roles, helping simplify switch growth and reduce redesign work later. For teams standardizing on managed switching, the ICX 8200 family offers the control expected in enterprise networks without forcing unnecessary complexity into the access layer. Choose this model when port density, uplink speed, and deployment flexibility carry real operational value. It is designed for organizations that would rather engineer for sustained throughput than accept the limits of lower-tier hardware.

Ideal For

  • Campus distribution switching for fiber-connected access layers
  • Aggregation of high-throughput endpoints in enterprise networks
  • Stacked deployment for resilient switch expansion
  • Uplink concentration in storage, virtualization, or backhaul segments

Why This Product

  • 1More uplink flexibility than fixed 1 GbE access switches
  • 2Higher-speed SFP28 paths for stacking or backhaul
  • 3Better fit for fiber-heavy environments than copper-only models
  • 4Designed for managed enterprise deployments, not basic edge switching