Brocade Refurbished Switches
We stock a wide range of refurbished Brocade switch models across Fibre Channel SAN and Ethernet networking, including popular SAN platforms and switches from the ICX series. Every unit is inspected and tested under our ISO 9001-certified quality management system before shipping.
Brocade's SAN switches, including the 6510, 6520, and G-Series, remain widely deployed in enterprise storage networks. Whether you're replacing a failed unit or expanding an existing fabric, we can help you find the right match.
- Save up to 80% versus buying new
- Inspected and tested under our ISO 9001-certified quality management system
- 1-year warranty included
- Fibre Channel SAN switches and Ethernet (ICX) switches in one place
Brocade Fibre Channel SAN Switches
We stock Brocade Fibre Channel switches across the 300, 5100, 5300, 6505, 6510, 6520, and G610/G620 series, along with director-class platforms such as the Brocade X6-8. Popular models include the BR-6510-24, BR-6520-48, and BR-G610-24, in port counts and configurations to fit fabrics from small deployments to large, high-port-count environments — with options including trunking and enterprise bundles on select models.
Brocade Ethernet Switches (ICX Series)
For standard Ethernet networking, we stock Brocade ICX switches, including Gigabit and PoE+ models from the ICX 6450 and ICX 7250/7450 series — suited to standard LAN switching rather than SAN fabric use.
Not sure which series fits your setup? Use our Network Configurator to check compatibility across the Brocade range.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a Brocade switch? A Brocade switch is a networking switch originally made by Brocade Communications — primarily known for Fibre Channel SAN switches used in enterprise storage networks, alongside an Ethernet switching line (ICX) for standard LAN use.
Who makes Brocade switches now? Broadcom acquired Brocade in 2017 and retained its Fibre Channel SAN business. The ICX Ethernet switching line was sold to ARRIS as part of the Ruckus Networks business, which later became part of CommScope.
What's the difference between a Brocade SAN switch and an Ethernet switch? A Fibre Channel SAN switch connects servers and storage systems within a storage area network. An Ethernet switch, such as the ICX series, handles standard LAN traffic — the two serve different network types and aren't interchangeable.
How much does a Brocade switch cost? Pricing depends on the model, port count, and configuration — a compact FC switch costs far less than a high-port-count director-class unit. Refurbished units typically run up to 80% below the price of new hardware for the same model.
How do I know which Brocade switch fits my setup? Match the exact model and port count to your existing fabric or network. Our team can help if you're not sure.
What's the warranty on a refurbished Brocade switch? Every refurbished Brocade switch comes with a 1-year warranty.