Cisco Catalyst 9300 24-Port 10G UPoE Switch | C9300-24UX-A Draytek Router Power Over Ethernet (PoE) Class Options:Catalyst Meraki 120G Stacking Cable 0.5 Meter

Name: Cisco Catalyst 9300 24-Port 10G UPoE Switch | C9300-24UX-A Draytek Router Power Over Ethernet (PoE) Class Options:Catalyst Meraki 120G Stacking Cable 0.5 Meter
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Cisco Catalyst 9300 24 Port 10G UPoE Switch C9300 24UX A Draytek Router Power Over Ethernet (PoE) Class Options:Catalyst Meraki 120G Stacking Cable 0.5 Meter Power Over Ethernet (PoE) Class 1 and Cisco EnergyWise help reduce energy costs Stacking Cables They serve as a core component of Cisco’s Software Defined Access (SD Access) architecture Dual redundant PSU (Single 1100W AC as standard)

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