Cisco GS7000 User Manual

Power Supply Module
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Node Power Limitations
Nodes and hub nodes must be configured in a manner that prevents potential
thermal overloads. Heat generated by the node can reduce the life of the equipment.
CAUTION:
The life of the equipment may be reduced if configured to draw more than the
recommended level of power from the power supplies.
Two power supplies can provide a maximum power level of 100 watts to the node or
hub node. The RF amplifier uses the majority of the available power. Maintain the
total power consumption of all modules in the housing within these guidelines to
minimize the heat generated. Find the optimal configuration by summing the power
consumption of the RF amplifier plus the other individual modules in the housing
using the following table.
Important: Do not populate the housing with any combination of modules that
would draw more than the available power of 100 watts.
The following table lists the modules and their respective power consumption.
Equipment
Type
Maximum Power
Draw (Watts)
Typical Power
Draw (Watts)
Transmitter
1310 nm dfb,
analog CWDM
4.1
3.4
Transmitter
analog DWDM
5.4
4.8
Standard Input
Receiver
operating
4.1
3.9
Standard Input
Receiver
standby
0.5
0.4
Low Input Receiver
operating
4.1
3.85
Low Input Receiver
standby
0.5
0.4
EDFA
17 dBm
4.5
4
EDFA
20 dBm
7
5
EDFA
22 dBm
9
7
Optical Switch
2
1.5
Status Monitor/ Local
Control Module
2.6
0.9
RF Amplifier
4-way forward segmentable
72.8
72.9

Cisco GS7000 Specifications

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Brand	Cisco
Model	GS7000
Category	Network Hardware
Language	English