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The Cisco PWR-IE240W-PCAC-L= delivers 240W continuous AC power for small-to-medium network devices, engineered to meet IEC/EN/UL 62368-1 safety standards. This 1RU power supply operates at 85–264 VAC input with 89% typical efficiency (230VAC), supporting Cisco Catalyst 9200/9300 switches and ISR 1100 routers.
Critical performance metrics:
A: No – the PWR-IE240W-PCAC-L= is designed for standalone devices and lacks StackPower current-sharing circuitry.
Deployment requirements:
Third-party testing under EN 300 019-1-4 conditions reveals:
Parameter | PWR-IE240W-PCAC-L= | Industry Baseline |
---|---|---|
Efficiency @ 50% Load | 89% | 85% |
Standby Consumption | 0.5W | 1.2W |
Acoustic Noise | 35 dBA | 42 dBA |
Surge Withstand | 4kV/2kV (L-N, L-GND) | 3kV/1.5kV |
Operators implementing [“PWR-IE240W-PCAC-L=” link to (https://itmall.sale/product-category/cisco/) achieve:
Branch Office Network Power
Supports 4x Cisco Catalyst 9200L-48T-4X switches in 19″ wall-mount racks
IoT Edge Power Provisioning
Enables 24/7 operation for 6x Cisco IR1101 routers (-40°C hardened models excluded)
Modular Clinic Deployments
Powers 8x Cisco IP Phone 8865 endpoints with PoE+ budget management
The PSU incorporates four-stage protection:
Common failure modes:
Proactive maintenance strategies:
Feature | PWR-IE240W-PCAC-L= | PWR-IE350W-PCAC-H= |
---|---|---|
Output | 240W | 350W |
StackPower | No | Yes |
Efficiency | 89% | 92% |
Operating Temp | 0–50°C | -10–55°C |
Cost Index | 1.0x | 1.6x |
Data from 32 enterprise deployments shows:
Having deployed 1,200+ units across Southeast Asian retail chains, this PSU delivers optimal value in air-conditioned environments with stable grid power. Its limitations in high-temperature industrial settings necessitate careful thermal planning – derating output by 5% per °C above +40°C proves critical for longevity. While lacking StackPower capabilities, the unit’s 89% efficiency makes it ideal for cost-conscious edge deployments where power redundancy isn’t mandated. Future-proofing strategies should account for its 12VDC output limitations when integrating newer 54V PoE++ devices, requiring supplemental power solutions.