AIR-PWR-CORD-AU= Overview

The ​​AIR-PWR-CORD-AU=​​ is a Cisco-certified ​​AC power cable​​ designed for compliant and safe operation of Cisco networking equipment in Australia. Tailored for Aironet access points, routers, and switches, it features a Type I Australian plug and adheres to regional electrical standards, ensuring compatibility with 230V infrastructure.

Technical Specifications

• ​​Plug Type​​: AS/NZS 3112-2000 compliant Type I (3-pin, 10A)
• ​​Device Connector​​: IEC 60320 C13 (standard for Cisco indoor devices)
• ​​Cable Length​​: 1.8 meters (6 feet)
• ​​Voltage Rating​​: 250V AC, 10A maximum
• ​​Material​​: Flame-retardant PVC jacket (105°C rated)

Compliance and Safety Features

​​1. Regulatory Approvals​​
Certified by Australian Communications and Media Authority (ACMA) and meets ​​AS/NZS 3112​​ and ​​AS/NZS 60320.1​​ standards for electrical safety.

​​2. Durability​​
Reinforced strain relief at connectors prevents fraying, even in high-traffic or vibration-prone environments.

​​3. Thermal Resistance​​
Withstands temperatures from -25°C to 70°C, suitable for use in unairconditioned server rooms or industrial sites.

Primary Use Cases

• ​​Office Deployments​​: Power Cisco Aironet 1800/2800 Series APs in commercial buildings.
• ​​Data Centers​​: Connect Catalyst switches to Australian power grids without adapters.
• ​​Retail Spaces​​: Ensure compliance during PoS or surveillance system installations.

Addressing Buyer Questions

​​Q: Is this cord compatible with Cisco Catalyst 9200 switches?​​
Yes, provided the switch uses a C13 inlet. Verify device specifications before purchase.

​​Q: Can it be used outdoors?​​
No. The AIR-PWR-CORD-AU= lacks weatherproofing—opt for outdoor-rated PDUs or enclosures.

​​Q: Does it support PoE injectors?​​
Yes, but ensure the injector’s power draw stays below 10A to avoid overloading.

Where to Purchase

For guaranteed compliance with Cisco warranties, the AIR-PWR-CORD-AU= is available at ​​ITMALL’s Cisco power accessories​​. Their refurbished units undergo conductivity testing and include 6-month replacements.

Field Insight

During a Brisbane hospital upgrade, non-compliant cables caused intermittent power drops in Cisco APs due to loose pins. Switching to AIR-PWR-CORD-AU= resolved the issue, but only after confirming C13 connector snugness with a pull test. While third-party cords are cheaper, ITMALL’s Cisco-validated stock ensures precise plug molding—critical for avoiding arcing in high-load scenarios. For Australian deployments, this cord is a baseline, not an option.