Cisco Power Module

Powering reliable networks across the globe, the Cisco Power Module delivers flexible, dependable power to Cisco networking equipment in a compact, easy-to-integrate form. Designed to support diverse electrical environments, this module provides multiple input voltage options—120 V AC, 230 V AC, 100 V DC, and 250 V DC—so you can deploy it in regional data centers, branch offices, or latency-sensitive edge locations without juggling separate power supplies. Built with Cisco’s quality standards in mind, this power module is engineered to maximize uptime, simplify maintenance, and minimize total cost of ownership for enterprise-grade networks.

• Versatile multi-voltage input for global deployment: With support for 120 V AC, 230 V AC, 100 V DC, and 250 V DC, this power module adapts to regional electrical standards, reducing the need for multiple regional SKUs. It enables seamless installation in multinational deployments and data centers, ensuring your Cisco equipment receives a stable power source wherever you operate.
• Reliable Cisco-certified performance: Engineered to integrate with Cisco networking devices, the power module is tested to maintain consistent power delivery to critical components. This compatibility helps minimize downtime, ensures predictable behavior, and supports mission-critical applications such as routing, switching, and wireless infrastructure where uptime is paramount.
• Efficient power delivery with built-in safety features: The module emphasizes power efficiency and safety, featuring protective mechanisms against overvoltage, overcurrent, and short circuits. By delivering clean, stable power, it helps protect connected devices and extends the life of your network hardware while reducing cooling load and energy waste in high-density environments.
• Seamless integration and maintenance: Designed for straightforward installation and replacement, the power module slides into a compatible Cisco chassis or enclosure with minimal downtime. Its modular approach simplifies service, reduces maintenance windows, and supports rapid field replacement to keep networks online during upgrades or repairs.
• Durable design for data centers and edge locations: Built to endure demanding environments, the power module employs a robust construction that withstands rack-mounted deployments, cabinet vibrations, and varying ambient temperatures. Its compact footprint helps optimize space in crowded data centers while delivering dependable power for both core infrastructure and edge devices.

Technical Details of Cisco Power Module

• Voltage input options: 120 V AC, 230 V AC, 100 V DC, 250 V DC
• Purpose: Power module designed to support Cisco networking devices and associated infrastructure that require a modular power supply solution
• Compatibility: Intended for use with Cisco hardware that accepts modular power modules in designated slots or enclosures
• Operational context: Suitable for data centers, enterprise campuses, and edge deployments where regional power characteristics vary
• Safety and reliability: Built with emphasis on stable power delivery and protection features to safeguard connected equipment

How to install Cisco Power Module

• Prepare the equipment: Power down the Cisco device and disconnect it from all power sources. If replacing an existing module, document the current configuration and have a replacement ready.
• Access the power module slot: Open or unlock the chassis or enclosure as required by your Cisco device’s design. Ensure you are working in a static-free environment to protect sensitive electronics.
• Align and insert: Align the power module’s connectors with the slot and slide it into place until it seats firmly. Avoid forcing the module; if resistance is felt, double-check alignment and slot compatibility.
• Secure and connect: Secure the module with any latches, screws, or retention mechanisms provided by the chassis. Connect the appropriate input power cables matching your regional voltage (120 V AC, 230 V AC, 100 V DC, or 250 V DC). Ensure all connections are snug and correctly oriented.
• Power up and verify: Reconnect power to the device and power it on. Check the LED indicators or software status page to confirm the module is recognized and delivering stable power to the system. Monitor for normal boot and any alerts, and verify network operation after installation.

Frequently asked questions

• Q: What voltages does this Cisco Power Module support?

  A: It supports 120 V AC, 230 V AC, 100 V DC, and 250 V DC, enabling operation across diverse regions and power architectures.

• Q: Is the power module compatible with Cisco networking equipment?

  A: Yes. The module is designed to work with Cisco devices that accept modular power modules in their power infrastructure slots, ensuring seamless integration and reliable performance within Cisco networks.

• Q: Does the module work with both AC and DC power sources?

  A: Yes. The power module provides flexible input options, including both AC and DC voltages, to accommodate regional electrical standards and deployment scenarios.

• Q: How do I identify the correct installation slot for the power module?

  A: Refer to your Cisco device’s hardware guide for the designated power-module slot and compatibility matrix. Ensure the slot is free of debris, clean, and intended for power modules before installation.

• Q: What should I check after installation?

  A: Verify that the module is seated securely, all input connections are correct and tight, and the device powers up normally. Check status indicators or the device management interface for confirmation that the module is functioning correctly and delivering stable power.