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SG500-28P-K9-NA is a managed Layer 2+ Gigabit access switch with 24 PoE+ downlinks and four fixed Gigabit uplink interfaces in a rack-mount 1U chassis. Two uplinks are copper/SFP combo connections, while two use SFP cages that also support stacking connections. The Cisco Small Business 500 Series serves IP phones, wireless access points and other powered network devices. Each combo interface activates either its copper connection or its fiber connection, not both simultaneously. The discontinued SG500-28MPP-K9 differs through its 740W aggregate PoE budget. The Cisco SG500-28P can assign phone traffic to a dedicated voice VLAN, while Auto Smartports applies port settings according to the connected device.

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Technical Details

72 Gbps switching capacity handles switching traffic across the chassis. 41.67 Mpps forwarding at 64-byte packets establishes the small-frame packet-rate limit for workload sizing. 180W of shared PoE output requires allocating endpoint draw rather than assuming maximum output on every powered port. Static IPv4 and static IPv6 routing carry traffic between subnets; RIP v2 and VRRP are not supported on this model. SG500-28P-K9-NA uses 256 MB of DRAM and 32 MB of flash, with an 8 Mb shared packet buffer accommodating transient queuing across ports. STP/RSTP/MSTP control switched topologies, and LACP aggregates compatible links. Administrators configure the embedded software through an HTTP/HTTPS browser interface or Textview CLI over SSH/Telnet. SNMP v1/v2c/v3 supports management-system integration, while SSH provides an encrypted command-line path instead of Telnet. 227W maximum consumption at 110V belongs in upstream power sizing, including the connected PoE load.

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ORM Systems offers SG500-28P-K9-NA new sealed or certified refurbished; refurbished units are inspected and bench-tested for clean boot, rated-speed port links and PoE output under load on every powered port. Firmware is verified and configuration wiped to factory default; specify condition, quantity and required accessories on the purchase order. ORM warranty is up to a 3-year extended term for new units and up to 1 year for certified refurbished units, with 30-day returns on every condition, terms apply; Cisco's limited lifetime hardware warranty ended April 30, 2023. Enterprise and volume orders can use purchase orders, Net-30 for government and RMA with advance replacement, with regional stock and RMA across the UK, EU, US and MEA.

Buying Notes

Buying NotesKey Specs

Specify stack cable length

Stack extensions require a connection-length choice: SFP-H10GB-CU1M, SFP-H10GB-CU3M or SFP-H10GB-CU5M provides a 1 m, 3 m or 5 m copper connection running at 5G on this model.

Include compatible fiber optics

Fiber connections require separately specified optics, such as MGBSX1 for multimode fiber or MGBLX1 for single-mode fiber; match the transceiver to installed cabling before finalizing the purchase order.

Key Specs

Key SpecsKey Spec Values

Port Configuration

24x1G PoE+ / 2x1G combo / 2x1G SFP

PoE Budget

180W shared

Stacking

Hardware stacking / 8 members / 5G copper connections

Max Power Draw

227W at 110V

Lifecycle Status

Cisco support ended April 30, 2023

Replacement PID

C1300-24P-4X

SG500-28P-K9-NA Specifications

Manufacturer Part Number
SG500-28P-K9-NA
Brand
Cisco
Series
Small Business 500
Use Case
SMB
Management Type
Managed
Layer
Layer 2+
Routing Protocols
Static IPv4 / Static IPv6
Ethernet Technology
Gigabit Ethernet
RJ-45 Access Port Count
24
Power Input
Internal AC PSU
RJ-45 Ports
24 x 1GbE PoE+ / 2 x 10/100/1000 (Combo, shared with SFP)
SFP Ports
2 x 1GbE / 2 x 1GbE (Combo, shared with RJ-45)
Uplink Type
Fixed
Uplink Speed Class
1G
PoE Support
PoE+
PoE Port Count
24 PoE Ports
PoE Budget
180W
Switching Capacity
72 Gbps
Forwarding Rate
41.67 Mpps
MAC Table Size
16384 Entries
IPv4 Route Scale
2048 Routes
Memory
256 MB
Flash Memory
32 MB
Stackable
Yes - max 8 Units
Form Factor
Rack-Mount 1U
Input Voltage
100-240V AC
Power Consumption
227W
Redundant PSU
No
Cooling
2 fans
Operating Temperature
0°C to 40°C
MTBF
253175.1 Hours
Cisco Warranty
Ended April 30, 2023
Certifications
UL 60950 / CSA 22.2 / CE / FCC Part 15 Class A
Height
44 mm
Width
440 mm
Depth
257 mm
Weight
3.95 kg

Best For

Static Routed Segmentation

When separate workgroups need inter-VLAN communication without a dynamic routing design, routed interfaces can reside on physical ports, link aggregation groups, VLANs and loopbacks. The IPv4 interface limit is 256, so specify the required routed-interface layout and static next hops before placing the purchase order.

Legacy Stack Expansion

When an installed stack needs another member rather than a complete equipment change, ring and chain topologies provide two connection layouts. Mixed stacking covers the discontinued SF500, SG500 and SG500X families; identify the existing members, operating modes and connection layout before ordering an expansion unit.

Firmware Staging Bench

When a staging bench must validate a saved switching configuration before maintenance, dual software images allow an alternate image to remain available during firmware work. Identify the intended image and recovery image separately, then specify the required condition and preparation state on the purchase order.

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10G uplinks to distribution

The fixed uplink interfaces operate at 1G, not 10G. C1300-24P-4X retains 24 Gigabit PoE access ports and provides four 10G SFP+ uplinks.

Maximum PoE+ across every port

The 180W shared budget cannot supply 30W simultaneously to all 24 powered ports. Specify aggregate endpoint demand rather than relying solely on the individual port rating.

Active Cisco hardware support

Cisco support ended April 30, 2023, so new sealed condition does not restore manufacturer support. C1300-24P-4X is the current endpoint of the migration chain.

Product Comparison Table

Cisco SG500-28P-K9-NA Small Business 500 24-Port Gigabit PoE+ Switch, 4x1G Uplinks Including 2 ComboSG500-28P-K9-NACisco SG500-52 52-port Gigabit Stackable Managed SwitchSG500-52Cisco SG500-52P-K9 Small Business 500 48-Port Gigabit PoE+ Switch, 2x1G Combo UplinksSG500-52P-K9Cisco SG500-52P 52-port Gigabit POE Stackable Managed SwitchSG500-52PCisco SG500-52-K9 Small Business 500 48-Port Gigabit Switch, 2x1G Combo UplinksSG500-52-K9
Depth257 mm257 mm350 mm350 mm257 mm
Ethernet TechnologyGigabit EthernetGigabit EthernetGigabit EthernetGigabit EthernetGigabit Ethernet
Form FactorRack-Mount 1URack-Mount 1URack-Mount 1URack-Mount 1URack-Mount 1U
Height44 mm44 mm44 mm44 mm44 mm
Manufacturer Part NumberSG500-28P-K9-NASG500-52SG500-52P-K9SG500-52PSG500-52-K9
Power Consumption227W47W460.5W460.5W.47W
SFP Ports2 x 1GbE / 2 x 1GbE (Combo, shared with RJ-45)2 x 1GbE (Combo, shared with RJ-45) / 2 x 1GbE2 x 1GbE (Combo, shared with RJ-45)2 x 1GbE (Combo, shared with RJ-45) / 2 x 1GbE2 x 1GbE (Combo, shared with RJ-45)
Switching Capacity72 Gbps120 Gbps120 Gbps120 Gbps120 Gbps
Weight3.95 kg3.95 kg.5.61 kg5.61 kg.3.95 kg
Width440 mm440 mm440 mm440 mm440 mm

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Questions & Answers

What does the SG500-28P-K9-NA part number identify?

SG500-28P-K9-NA identifies the Gigabit 500 Series PoE model with 28 network interfaces: 24 copper access ports and four uplink interfaces. The P configuration supplies PoE+; K9-NA completes the full ordering identity. Two uplinks are combo connections, rather than additional independent copper and fiber ports.

How is SG500-28P-K9-NA managed?

SG500-28P-K9-NA is managed through an HTTP/HTTPS web interface, Textview CLI over SSH/Telnet and SNMP v1/v2c/v3. The embedded configuration utility handles configuration, maintenance and monitoring, while Cisco FindIT discovers devices and displays basic device information. SSH provides an encrypted alternative to Telnet for command-line access.

How much PoE power does SG500-28P-K9-NA provide?

180W is the shared PoE budget for SG500-28P-K9-NA across 24 powered Gigabit ports. Individual ports support 30W PoE+, but maximum per-port output is not available on every powered port simultaneously. Allocate endpoint demand against the aggregate budget before specifying phones, access points or other powered devices.

Which uplinks and fiber transceivers does SG500-28P-K9-NA support?

SG500-28P-K9-NA has two Gigabit copper/SFP combo uplinks and two additional SFP interfaces supporting 1G Ethernet or 5G copper stacking. MGBSX1 supports multimode fiber, while MGBLX1 supports single-mode fiber. Each combo connection activates only one medium at a time, so copper and fiber sides are not independent ports.

Can SG500-28P-K9-NA join a hardware stack?

Yes, SG500-28P-K9-NA supports hardware stacks of eight members with 5G copper stacking connections. Choose SFP-H10GB-CU1M, SFP-H10GB-CU3M or SFP-H10GB-CU5M for 1 m, 3 m or 5 m runs. Ring and chain layouts are supported; these connections do not provide 10G Ethernet uplinks on this model.

What routing does SG500-28P-K9-NA support?

Static IPv4 and static IPv6 routing are supported by SG500-28P-K9-NA; RIP v2 and VRRP are excluded from this model. IPv4 supports 2048 static routes and 256 IP interfaces, while IPv6 supports 2048 static routes and 128 interfaces. Plan inter-VLAN communication around static next hops rather than dynamic route exchange.

Is SG500-28P-K9-NA still supported by Cisco?

No, SG500-28P-K9-NA is no longer supported by Cisco: end of sale was April 12, 2018, and support ended April 30, 2023. The migration line continues through the discontinued 550X and CBS350 families to C1300-24P-4X. Purchasing unused hardware does not restart Cisco support for the retired model.

What condition and warranty does ORM Systems offer for SG500-28P-K9-NA?

SG500-28P-K9-NA is offered new sealed with up to a 3-year extended ORM warranty or certified refurbished with up to 1 year of ORM warranty. Both conditions have 30-day returns; terms apply. Cisco's limited lifetime hardware warranty ended with support on April 30, 2023. Refurbished units are inspected, bench-tested, firmware verified and wiped to factory default.

What is the difference between SG500-28P-K9-NA and SG500-28MPP-K9?

SG500-28P-K9-NA has a 180W PoE budget, while the discontinued SG500-28MPP-K9 has 740W across the same 24 powered Gigabit access ports. The distinction is aggregate endpoint power rather than additional access connections. The P model fits lower-total-load legacy replacements; the MPP model corresponds to higher-load legacy installations.

What is the difference between SG500-28P-K9-NA and SG500-52P-K9?

SG500-52P-K9 provides 48 powered Gigabit access ports, compared with 24 on SG500-28P-K9-NA. These quantities describe access connections rather than the combined access-and-uplink numbers in the model names. Both models are discontinued: the 28P matches smaller legacy access panels, while the 52P corresponds to denser legacy panels.

What is the difference between SG500-28P-K9-NA and C1300-24P-4X?

C1300-24P-4X offers four 10G SFP+ uplinks, whereas SG500-28P-K9-NA uses 1G Ethernet uplink interfaces. C1300-24P-4X is the current migration endpoint after the discontinued 550X and CBS350 generations. The legacy SG500 model serves exact-hardware replacement requirements; the current model serves buyers requiring faster distribution connections.

What power draw should be allowed for the Cisco SG500-28P?

227W at 110V is the maximum power-consumption figure for the Cisco SG500-28P; the corresponding maximum at 220V is 221.5W. Those figures include PoE loading and are not the endpoint power budget. The internal AC input accepts 100–240V, so size upstream power and backup capacity for loaded operation.