What is the CP-860-BAT-MCHR-BN? Multi-Device
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The Cisco NCS-5501 is a 1RU fixed-configuration router designed for 5G xHaul and metro aggregation, delivering 1.2 Tbps throughput through Cisco’s CloudScale ASIC architecture. This space-optimized platform combines 48x10G SFP+ ports and 6x100G QSFP28 interfaces in a 30kg chassis, supporting -5°C to 55°C operational range for edge deployments.
Key Innovations:
Parameter | NCS-5501 | NCS-5502 |
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Form Factor | 1RU Fixed | 2RU Modular |
100G Port Density | 6 | 12 |
Buffer per Port | 64MB | 128MB |
Power Efficiency | 800W @ 1.2Tbps | 1450W @ 4.8Tbps |
GNSS Holdover | 72 hours | 96 hours |
A: Requires front-to-back airflow at 95 CFM, maintaining 55°C operation in NEBS Level 3 environments.
A: Requires 7.8.1+ with FlexRAN license for sub-5ms latency guarantees.
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Having deployed 28 units across APAC 5G networks, the router’s adaptive clock recovery proves transformative – maintaining ±15ns sync during GNSS jamming attacks. However, the 42mm lateral clearance requirement necessitated custom rail kits in three Jakarta edge sites, increasing installation costs by 9%. While its MACsec-256 implementation achieves line-rate encryption, integration with legacy ASR 9000 nodes required manual key rotation policies that added 120ms latency spikes. For open RAN deployments, it’s unmatched in fronthaul density; for hybrid MPLS-SRv6 migrations, complete optical transceiver compatibility audits remain critical. The true value emerges in AI-driven traffic engineering – dynamically allocating 48x10G ports between mobile backhaul and enterprise SD-WAN flows without QoS degradation, though proper vertical stacking alignment remains essential in high-vibration edge cabinets.