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PWR-IE50W-AC Overview
The Cisco PWR-IE50W-AC is an expansion power module specifically designed for use with the IE-3000-4TC and IE-3000-8TC switches. This power module provides an additional layer of power reliability for industrial Ethernet networks, ensuring uninterrupted operation even in harsh environments. It is ideal for industries where robust and continuous network connectivity is crucial.
Quick Spec
| Input Voltage | 85-264 VAC |
| Output Power | 50 Watts |
| Compatibility | IE-3000-4TC, IE-3000-8TC |
| Operating Temperature | -40C to 70C |
| Power Interface | Terminal Block |
Product Features
- High-efficiency power supply for industrial applications.
- Compact size allows for easy installation in tight spaces.
- Wide operating temperature range suitable for harsh environments.
- Enhanced power redundancy for critical applications.
- Easy integration with existing Cisco IE-3000 switches.
Product Applications
- Industrial automation systems requiring reliable network connectivity.
- Outdoor installations such as traffic control or surveillance systems.
- Manufacturing facilities where robust and continuous network power is essential.
Supported Options
| Accessory | Model |
| Power Adapter | PA-IEC-50W |
| Mounting Kit | MK-IE3000 |
| Replacement Terminal Block | RTB-IE3000 |
Compare to Similar Items
| Model | Differences |
| Cisco PWR-IE170W-PC-AC | Higher output power of 170 Watts and wider input voltage range. |
| Cisco PWR-IE50W-24VDC | Operates with 24VDC input instead of AC input. |
| Cisco PWR-IE150W-AC | Higher output power of 150 Watts and supports more switch models. |
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