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1100W power supply compatible with 3560X-48PF and 3750X-48PF series switches
This 1100W ATX power supply is built for Cisco Catalyst 3560X-48PF and 3750X-48PF series switches. It delivers the rated wattage required by these specific 48-port PoE+ models. Network administrators use it to maintain uptime in enterprise wiring closets. The unit arrives tested and confirmed working.
This supply replaces an exhausted or faulty C3KX-PWR-1100WAC module in the same chassis. The upgrade is justified when the original unit shows voltage drift, fan failure or complete loss of output. It is not suited for switches outside the 3560X-48PF or 3750X-48PF families or for non-PoE configurations.
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The power supply follows the ATX type designation and is built for the 3560X-48PF and 3750X-48PF series switch chassis.
Slide the unit into the switch bay until the latch clicks, then tighten the captive screws; the click alone does not secure it.
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