QFX5241-32OD Power System
QFX5241-1U-PWR-AO—Two redundant AC power supply units (PSUs) power the AC variant of QFX5241-32OD switch (with 1 + 1 redundancy). For voltage inputs between 200 V and 240 V, each QFX5241-1U-PWR-AO PSU provides a maximum output of 2400 W. The AC PSU consumes a maximum input power of 2600 W from the power outlet to produce the maximum output of 2400 W. For voltage inputs between 100 V and 127 V, each QFX5241-1U-PWR-AO PSU provides a maximum output of 1000 W. The AC PSU consumes a maximum input power of 1100 W from the power outlet to produce the maximum output of 1000 W. The PSU modules support AFO cooling, also known as front-to-back or ports-to FRUs airflow. The PSUs are fully redundant and perform load sharing after you install and power on the second PSU. The AC PSUs are hot-removable and hot-insertable FRUs. That is, you can remove and replace the PSUs without powering off the switch or disrupting the functioning of the switch.
The PSUs for the QFX5241-32OD switch are located in the FRU panel at the rear of the chassis.
1 — Power supply units (PSUs) | 3 — Fan modules |
2 — Power connector |
QFX5241-32OD AC Power Supply Unit Description
Each 2400-W AC PSU has a single AC input that provides 12 V of output voltage. The maximum output power of the PSU is 2.4 kilowatt (kW) or 2400 W for the input voltage range of 200 V through 240 V. At maximum load, the AC input current rating is 15 A for an input voltage of 220 V.
At the output power and input voltages provided, you can maintain the input current of the switch within the rated limits.
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Item |
Specifications |
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AC input voltage |
High input voltage range: 200 V through 240 V. Low input voltage range: 100 V through 127 V. |
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AC input current rating |
15 A (for the input voltage of 200 V through 240 V) 12 A (for the low input voltage range) |
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AC input line frequency |
50 Hz through 60 Hz (for both high and low voltage ranges) |
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Maximum input power |
2600 W (for input voltage of 220 V) 1100 W (for input voltage of 110 V) |
| Output voltage (DC) |
12 V (for both high and low voltage ranges) |
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Maximum output power |
2400 W (for input voltage of 200 V through 240 V) 1000 W (for input voltage of 100 V through 127 V) |
1 — PSU LED | 3 — Ejector latch |
2 — Power connector | 4 — Handle |
To replace a PSU, see Maintain the QFX5241-32OD Power System.
AC Power Cord Specifications
We ship detachable AC power cords with the chassis. The AC power cord CG_CBL-SDG-C20-2M ships by default along with the QFX5130-32OD AC switches.
In North America, AC power cords must not exceed 14.75 feet (approximately 4.5 meters) in length, to comply with National Electrical Code (NEC) Sections 400-8 (NFPA 75, 5-2.2) and 210-52, and Canadian Electrical Code (CEC) Section 4-010(3). The cords that can be ordered for the QFX Series switches are in compliance.
Table 2 lists AC power cord specifications provided for each country or region.
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Country/Region |
Electrical Specifications |
Standards |
Juniper Model Number |
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All countries (except Japan and India) |
250 V, 20 A (US), 16 A (rest of the world) |
SAF-D-Grid 400 to IEC 60320 C20 |
CG_CBL-SDG-C20-2M |
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Japan |
250 V, 16 A |
SAF-D-Grid 400 to IEC 60320 C20 |
CG_CBL-SDG-C20-2M |
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India |
250 V, 16 A |
SAF-D-Grid 400 to IEC 60320 C20 |
CG_CBL-SDG-C20-2M |
QFX5241-32OD AC Power Supply Unit LED
Each QFX5241-32OD switch PSU has a single LED on the module faceplate to indicate the power status.
1 — AC PSU LED |
The AC PSU uses a red and green bicolor LED to indicate the operating state.
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LED Color and State |
Description |
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Off |
All the PSUs in the switch are not receiving AC power. |
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Solid green |
The PSU is on and functioning properly, producing 12 V output. |
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Blinking green (0.5 second on, 0.5 second off) |
The PSU is in standby mode (PSU is receiving AC power, but only 5 V). |
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Blinking green (0.25 second on, 0.25 second off,) |
The PSU is undergoing a firmware update. |
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Blinking on and off (0.5 second red, 0.5 second off, 0.5 second green, 0.5 second off ) |
The PSU is issuing a warning or alert about a fault condition. |
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Solid red |
The PSU is indicating a critical power supply failure. |
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Blinking red (1 second red, 1 second off) |
The specific PSU is not receiving AC power. |
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The PSU is indicating a fault with its fan module. |