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Catalyst 4500 AC Power Supply, 1300W

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Item #: 422081

Mfr. Part#: PWR-C45-1300ACV=

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Catalyst 4500 AC Power Supply, 1300W - PWR-C45-1300ACV=

This is a 1300 Watt AC power supply for Catalyst 4500 with integrated voice.

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Power Provided	1300 watt(s)
Compatibility Notes	Features: Designed for switches that provide inline power NEMA 5-20 Plug Inline power up to 800watts- Up to 199 phones with Inline power (this number is based on redundant power supplies) Input Current -17.6A maximum @ 100VAC 8.8A maximum @ 200VAC Output Current (Data) - 12V @ 84.7A maximum KVA rating - 1.76 KVA Output Power - Up to 1000W + 40W (fan) per power supply (data + voice max = 1300W) Heat Dissipation -1557 BTU / Hr.
Power Notes	Form Factor (AG) Plug-in module Input Voltage Range AC 100 - 240 V Power Provided 1300 Watt Type Power supply - hot-plug / redundant Voltage Provided -50, +12, +3.3 V
Returns Policy	Due to manufacturer restrictions, all sales on this item are final.
Warranty - Labor	N/A
Warranty - Parts	N/A

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