Cisco PWR-2955-AC Catalyst 2955 AC to 24V DC Power Supply DIN Rail 74-3243-01 For Sale

Cisco PWR-2955-AC Catalyst 2955 AC to 24V DC Power Supply DIN Rail 74-3243-01
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Cisco PWR-2955-AC Catalyst 2955 AC to 24V DC Power Supply DIN Rail 74-3243-01:
$49.99

Cisco PWR-2955-AC – Catalyst 2955 AC/DC Power Supply

DIN-rail-mountable AC-to-DC power converter that supplies 24V DC to Cisco Catalyst 2955 Series industrial switches. It converts standard AC mains to the regulated 24V DC input required by the switch and is intended for control-panel and industrial enclosure mounting.

Confirmed Specifications

  • Cisco Part Number: 74-3243-01
  • Input: 100–120 / 200–240V AC, 50/60 Hz
  • Output: 24V DC, 2.5A
  • Rating: NEC Class 2 power source
  • Operating temperature: -10 to +60 °C
  • Mounting: DIN rail
  • Compatible: Catalyst 2955C-12, 2955S-12, 2955T-12

Typical Applications

  • Powering Cisco Catalyst 2955 industrial Ethernet switches
  • Control panels and automation enclosures

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