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ATX power supply built for the ASR1001-X router, tested working and new
This AC power supply is built for the Cisco ASR 1001-X router chassis. It delivers the rated wattage required by that platform and fits the dedicated power bay without adapters. Network engineers and integrators deploying or maintaining 1001 series edge routers use it as a direct replacement or spare unit.
The supply follows the ATX mechanical standard, so its physical envelope matches the router’s internal slot dimensions. Output cables are fixed to the unit and cannot be re-routed for custom chassis layouts. Installations needing redundant or hot-swap power must use the router’s dual-slot design rather than this single module.
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This unit is built for the ASR1001-X-PWR-AC slot and matches the 1001 router chassis exactly.
ATX defines the physical dimensions and connector layout so the supply seats correctly in the 1001 chassis and delivers the required AC power.
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