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The CAB-48DC-40A-AS= is a 48V DC power cable engineered for Cisco Catalyst 9400 Series modular switches, as confirmed on Cisco.com. Designed for environments with DC power infrastructure, such as telecom central offices or industrial plants, this cable ensures reliable, high-current connectivity between the chassis and DC power sources while adhering to global safety standards.
Q: Can this cable handle short-circuit surges?
Yes. Rated for 100A short-circuit current for 1 second, per Cisco.com specifications, protecting against transient overloads.
Q: Is it compatible with third-party DC power systems?
No. Cisco.com mandates using Cisco DC power shelves (e.g., C9K-PWR-DC) to avoid voiding warranties or damaging equipment.
Q: Does it require professional installation?
Yes. Proper torque (e.g., 8–10 lb-in for M6 lugs) and compliance with NEC Article 645 are critical for safety and performance.
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Having deployed Catalyst 9400s in steel mills, I’ve seen undersized DC cables melt under load—a $500 lesson in false economy. The CAB-48DC-40A-AS=’s robust 6 AWG conductors and dual-lug design withstand brutal conditions that snap cheaper alternatives. While DIY cabling might tempt cost-cutters, the risk of fire or downtime in mission-critical setups makes this cable a non-negotiable safeguard. For engineers who value sleep over savings, it’s the only choice.