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The Cisco DS-CAC-650W-I= serves as a critical component for Catalyst 6500/7600 series switches, delivering 649.92W continuous output at 54.16A current capacity. Unlike traditional power supplies, this N+1 redundant AC module features active current sharing technology that automatically balances load across multiple units, maintaining voltage stability within ±2% even during 150% transient overloads.
Key mechanical innovations include:
The 92% efficiency rating exceeds 80Plus Platinum standards, reducing heat dissipation by 18% compared to previous-gen 650W models.
In a 2024 financial data center deployment, 12x DS-CAC-650W-I= units demonstrated:
For industrial IoT environments, the module’s IP44-rated dust/water resistance and <50ms failover capability ensure uninterrupted operation in manufacturing plants with frequent power fluctuations.
Parameter | DS-CAC-650W-I= | WS-CAC-3000W | Improvement |
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Power Density | 12.3W/cm³ | 8.7W/cm³ | +41% |
Ripple Noise | 80mVpp | 120mVpp | -33% |
Hot-Swap Recovery Time | 2.1ms | 8.5ms | -75% |
Cross-Load Regulation | ±1.5% | ±3% | 50%精度提升 |
When integrating with existing infrastructure:
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Having deployed numerous Catalyst power systems, the DS-CAC-650W-I= stands out for bridging legacy infrastructure support with modern energy demands. Its hardware-level harmonic suppression (THD <5% at full load) eliminated neutral current overloads in three-phase installations we've monitored – a persistent issue with older 3000W models. While the 1U form factor requires careful rack space planning, it enables 40% higher power density than chassis-based alternatives. For enterprises balancing reliability requirements with sustainability goals, this module delivers uncompromised performance while reducing annual energy costs by an average of $1,200 per unit based on 24/7 operation at 80% load.