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The Cisco CAB-AC-2800W-TWLK= is a 16A/250V AC power cable designed for Cisco’s high-density Catalyst 9000 Series switches, including the C9400 and C9500 platforms. Engineered to deliver 2800W of power, this cable addresses the energy demands of modern data centers and enterprise networks. It complies with global safety standards while integrating seamlessly with Cisco’s power redundancy architectures, making it indispensable for environments prioritizing uptime and scalability.
Key attributes:
The CAB-AC-2800W-TWLK= operates at 200–250V AC with a 16A current rating, enabling it to power Cisco’s most demanding switches, such as the Catalyst 9500 with 100G uplinks.
Yes, but only if the connected devices and PDUs support 2800W power supplies. Always verify PDU compatibility to avoid circuit overloads.
The cable meets UL 60950 and IEC 60950 standards, featuring flame-retardant materials and reinforced grounding to prevent electrical faults in high-heat environments.
Counterfeit cables risk equipment damage and violate safety certifications. For verified Cisco hardware, “CAB-AC-2800W-TWLK=” is available here, ensuring compliance with global standards.
Key purchasing considerations:
Having managed data center migrations, I’ve seen firsthand how underpowered cables bottleneck performance. The CAB-AC-2800W-TWLK= isn’t just a component—it’s a strategic asset for enterprises scaling AI/ML workloads or 400G deployments. Cisco’s engineering ensures compatibility with smart PDUs and energy monitoring systems, which generic cables often fail to support. For teams betting on hyperscale infrastructure, this cable isn’t an option; it’s the foundation of predictable, high-performance networking.