
Input current (nominal)
16 A
12 A
Frequency range (nominal)
50-60 Hz
50-60 Hz
Input VA
1600 VA
2234 VA
Input power consumption
1584 W
2212 W
Heat dissipation (thermal/output)
1515 BTU/hr
1508 BTU/hr
Hold-up time
20 ms
20 ms
DC output power ratings
Maximum output power (combined) 1140 W (1050 W + 90 W
fans)
1770 W (1680 W + 90 W
fans)
NonPoE
3.3 VDC @ 150 A
3.3 VDC @ 150 A
12 VDC @ 65 A
12 VDC @ 65 A
PoE
50 VDC @ 18 A
50 VDC @ 18 A
Fans
12 VDC @ 7.5 A
12 VDC @ 7.5 A
8302AC power supply specifications
The maximum steady-state output power is limited to a total of 850 W for any combination of
output voltages or currents at low-line 100-120 VAC nominal input voltage conditions.
The maximum steady-state output power is limited to a total of 625 W for any combination of
output voltages or currents, excluding the 50 VDC source at low-line 100-120 VAC nominal
input voltage conditions. This limitation is required to ensure that you have sufficient PoE power
or 225 W total at this input voltage condition.
The maximum steady-state output power is limited to a total of 950 W for any combination of
output voltages/currents, excluding the 50 VDC source at high-line 200-240 VAC nominal input
voltage conditions. This limitation is required to ensure maximum PoE power or 450 W total
for the 50 VDC source at this input voltage condition.
To obtain the full output power rating of 1400 W, you must connect the power supply to a
nominal (200-240 VAC) input voltage source.
The following table specifies individual AC input and DC output power ratings for each 8302AC
power supply.
Table 5: 8302AC power specifications
AC input power ratings
Input voltage range (nominal)
100-120 VAC
200-240 VAC
Input current (nominal)
12 A
9 A
Power considerations
28 Planning and Engineering — Power Considerations
May 2011
Summary of Contents for 8308XL
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