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The DS-C50I-FAN= is a redundant cooling system designed for Cisco Catalyst 9000 series switches, specifically engineered to maintain optimal thermal performance in high-density network environments. This modular fan tray supports 55°C ambient temperature operations and integrates with Cisco’s EnergyWise technology to reduce power consumption by up to 30% compared to traditional cooling solutions. Its dual-fan architecture ensures continuous airflow even during single-fan failures, critical for mission-critical deployments.
1. Adaptive Airflow Control
2. Compatibility & Scalability
3. Maintenance Features
Metric | Standard Fan Tray | DS-C50I-FAN= |
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Airflow Capacity | 200 CFM | 320 CFM (+60% efficiency) |
Power Draw | 45W | 28W (37% reduction) |
MTBF | 100,000 hours | 150,000 hours |
Redundancy Support | Single-plane | Dual-plane N+1 |
This module’s dynamic speed synchronization prevents turbulence in multi-chassis stacks, addressing a common pain point in hyperscale deployments. For environments running AI/ML workloads, it maintains switch ASICs below 70°C even at 95% throughput.
Q: How to integrate with existing Catalyst infrastructure?
A: The DS-C50I-FAN= uses Cisco’s Unified Cooling Manager, which auto-detects chassis orientation and syncs with neighboring modules. For mixed Catalyst 9200/9300 deployments, enable cross-platform airflow balancing via CLI commands.
Q: What licensing is required?
A:
The DS-C50I-FAN= exemplifies Cisco’s shift toward self-healing infrastructure, where thermal management directly impacts packet-forwarding consistency. Its ability to maintain sub-2ms latency during cooling failovers makes it indispensable for 5G edge computing nodes. For procurement and compatibility verification, consult certified experts through the Cisco hardware marketplace.
: Reference to thermal management principles aligns with Cisco’s SMI-S implementation for real-time device monitoring.