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Cisco TelePresence System TX9000 and TX9200 Assembly, Use & Care, and Field-Replaceable Unit Guide
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Chapter 2 Room Requirements for the TX9000 and TX9200 Systems
Power Requirements For the TX9000 and TX9200
Consult with your network administrator on which participant convenience port option is best for your
telepresence deployment.
Note
Any switches installed in the TelePresence room must meet your company’s network policies. They must
also meet the sound requirements of TelePresence room remediation. Switches should not generate more
than 45dB of sound within the TelePresence room.
Power Requirements For the TX9000 and TX9200
Table 2-12 provides you with the maximum required power for each system component. Table 2-13
provides you with the power requirements if you provide power in the table legs for conference
participants. Use these numbers to calculate the power requirements for your system.
Note
The PDUs use power cords with power plugs that are generally rated at either 20 amps at 120 volts, or
10 amps at 240 volts. For more information and pictures of the plugs, see
Appendix C, “Region- and
Country-Specific Power Cords and Table Leg Power Connectors.”
Note
If your area has variable power quality (for example, if your power grid has power spikes or sags,
frequent outages, or changing frequencies), your Cisco TelePresence equipment can be adversely
affected. Installing your equipment into an area where power quality is an issue might require additional
power remediation, including an unterruptible power supply (UPS), power conditioner, and/or surge
protector.
The total current draw for your system should be lower than these maximum numbers.
Option 2 for Participant Convenience Ports 1 Wired with switch
in room. An additional RJ-45 UTP port
should be provided on the wall
behind the system for the switch.
Option 3 for Participant Convenience Ports 6 (TX9000)
or 18 (TX9200)
Wired directly to
wall with switch in
wiring closet Six additional RJ-45 UTP ports
provided on the wall behind the
system.
Table 2-10 TX9000 Network Access Requirements
Table 2-11 Summary of Power Requirements
Power Requirements per Room
Total power requirements for the TX9000 and TX9200 systems, excluding power in table
legs for conference participants 2.93 kW
Power in table legs for six conference particpants (TX9000) 1.44 kW
1
Power in table legs for 18 conference particpants (TX9200) 4.32 kW
2
POWER TOTAL including power in table legs for TX9000 4.37 kW
POWER TOTAL including power in table legs for TX9200 7.25 kW
Total watts required per PDU: See Table 2-14