Extreme 220 Series Switch - Refurbished, Used, and New

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Extreme 220 Series switches are managed Gigabit access switches for wiring closets, small offices, classrooms and branch sites. Every model has Gigabit RJ45 ports on the front and 10G SFP+ uplinks on the right, so a closet switch can feed phones, cameras and access points at 1G and hand traffic up to the distribution layer at 10G. PoE+ models power connected devices from the switch; the data-only model is for desks and servers that bring their own power. NetworkTigers sells 220 Series switches in 12, 24 and 48-port versions refurbished, used and new, and every switch is tested before it ships so it works when it arrives.

Extreme 220 Series models

Model (Extreme order code)	Ports, PoE and uplinks	Shop
220-12p-10GE2 (16561)	12x 1G PoE+ RJ45, 2x 10G SFP+ uplinks; compact switch for a small office or a secure room	220-12p-10GE2
220-24p-10GE2 (16563)	24x 1G PoE+ RJ45, 2x 10G SFP+ uplinks; mid-size closet with phones and access points	220-24p-10GE2
220-48t-10GE4 (16564)	48x 1G RJ45 data only, 4x 10G SFP+ uplinks; high port count without PoE	220-48t-10GE4
220-48p-10GE4 (16565)	48x 1G PoE+ RJ45, 4x 10G SFP+ uplinks; full closet of powered devices	220-48p-10GE4
PoE+ models (p)	802.3at PoE+ on every copper port, up to 30W per port within the switch's total PoE budget	220-12p \| 220-24p \| 220-48p
Data-only model (t)	No PoE, lower power draw and cost for desks, labs and server rooms	220-48t
Uplinks	SFP+ cages accept 10G optics or DAC cables, and 1G SFP optics where a 10G link is not needed	4 uplinks \| 2 uplinks
Related Extreme	Neighboring Extreme access switch lines	210 Series \| Campus edge \| X440-G2 \| All Extreme

Which 220 Series switch do I need?

Count the devices that need power first. Phones, cameras and access points need a p model; if everything on the switch has its own power supply, the 220-48t-10GE4 saves money and watts. Then count ports with room to grow: 12 and 24-port units are right for a small office, the 48-port units for a full closet. The 12 and 24-port switches carry two 10G uplinks, the 48-port switches carry four, which matters if you want redundant uplinks to two distribution switches plus a link to a local server or a second closet. For PoE+ models, add up the wattage of the devices you plan to power and compare it with the PoE budget in the listing; a closet full of pan-tilt cameras and Wi-Fi 6 access points can exceed what a smaller switch delivers at the same time. Order SFP+ optics or DAC cables to match the uplink distance and the switch at the other end.

Frequently asked questions

How is a 220 Series switch managed?
Through a web interface or a command-line interface over the console port, Telnet or SSH, with SNMP for monitoring. It fits a network that is managed switch by switch and does not require a controller.

Can the 220 Series route between VLANs?
It is an access-layer switch with VLAN, QoS and ACL features for Layer 2 segmentation and basic Layer 3 interfaces. Put heavy inter-VLAN routing on the distribution switch or router the uplinks connect to.

Can I mix the 220 Series with other Extreme switches?
Yes. The 220 Series talks standard Ethernet, VLAN trunking and link aggregation, so it uplinks to any Extreme or third-party distribution switch. It does not stack with the X440-G2 or other ExtremeXOS lines, so treat each 220 as its own managed unit.

NetworkTigers has sold enterprise network equipment since 1996. Every switch carries the NetworkTigers 365-day warranty. Outfitting several closets? Ask us for a quote.