Cisco Power Calculator -Power Results

Disclaimer: The Cisco Power Calculator is intended to be an educational resource and a starting point in
planning your power requirement; it is not a final recommendation from Cisco. This tool does not check for software
compatibility. To determine the power requirements and software most appropriate for your company we suggest you work
with a Cisco representative, Cisco channel partner or a solutions provider.

Product Family:Catalyst 4500E

Power Consumption/Heat Dissipation Summary
Slot

Line Card

Power Over Ethernet Capabilities

WS-X45-SUP8-E

Optional Uplink
Module
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1
2

WS-X4712-SFP+E

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WS-X4748-UPOE+E

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IEEE PoE

WS-X4748-UPOE+E

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IEEE PoE

WS-X4748-UPOE+E

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IEEE PoE

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IEEE PoE
Percentage Of Power Used

WS-X4748-UPOE+E
Minimum Power Supply
Combined PWR-C45-4200W with dual 220V inputs on each power supply. (Up to
5,500Watts protected. See FAQ)

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Data:44.79%
PoE:57.32%

First Alternative Power Supply

Single/Redundant PWR-C45-6000W with a Dual 220V input

Percentage of Power used

Data:44.79%
PoE:74.04%

Total Output Current

150.45 Amps

Total Output Power

4539.03 Watts

Total Typical Output Power

3631.22 Watts

Total Heat Dissipation

6821.16 BTU/Hr

Quick Facts
Selected Supervisor Engine
Selected Chassis
Selected Voltage
Chassis Slots
Power Supply Options

Line Card Slots

Rack Units

WS-X45-SUP8-E
WS-C4506-E
200-240 Volts AC
6
Combined PWR-C45-4200W with
dual 220V inputs on each power
supply. (Up to 5,500Watts
protected. See FAQ)
Single/Redundant PWR-C456000W with a Dual 220V input
Combined PWR-C45-6000W with
Single 220V inputs on each power
supply
Combined PWR-C45-6000W with
Dual 220V inputs on each power
supply
Combined PWR-C45-9000W with
Triple 220V inputs on each power
supply
Single/Redundant PWR-C459000W with a Triple 220V input
Combined PWR-C45-9000W with
Single 220V inputs on each power
supply
Combined PWR-C45-9000W with
Dual 220V inputs on each power
supply
Combined PWR-C45-9000W with
Five 220V inputs
PWR-C45-1400DC-P
Single/Redundant PWR-C459000W with a Dual 220V input
4
10

NOTE :
PWR-C45-1400DC-P supply should be used in conjunction with an AC powered DC UPS . For more information, click&nbsp;<a href=
"javascript:openLargePopup('help.jsp#q')">Tutorial/Q&A</a>

Power Supply Details

Minimum Power Supply

Percentage of
Power used

Total Output Power

Remaining (W)

Total Output
Current for this
PSU(A)

Total Output
Current Used (A)

Total Output
Current Remaining
(A)

Combined PWR-C45-4200W with dual

220V inputs on each power supply. (Up
to 5,500Watts protected. See FAQ)

Data:44.79%

Data:1214.68

Data:183.33

Data:82.11

Data:101.22

PoE:2646.29

PoE:119.23

PoE:68.34

PoE:50.89

PoE:57.32%
Other Power Supply Options

Percentage of
Power used

Total Output Power

Remaining(W)

Total Output
Current for This
PSU(A)

Total Output
Current Used (A)

Total Output
Current Remaining
(A)

Single/Redundant PWR-C45-6000W with

a Dual 220V input

Data:44.79%

Data:1214.68

Data:183.33

Data:82.11

Data:101.22

PoE:1246.29

PoE:92.31

PoE:68.34

PoE:23.97

Data:3014.68

Data:333.33

Data:82.11

Data:251.22

PoE:806.29

PoE:83.85

PoE:68.34

PoE:15.51

Data:3014.68

Data:333.33

Data:82.11

Data:251.22

PoE:5146.29

PoE:167.31

PoE:68.34

PoE:98.97

Data:2776.68

Data:313.50

Data:82.11

Data:231.39

PoE:10846.29

PoE:276.92

PoE:68.34

PoE:208.58

Data:974.68

Data:163.33

Data:82.11

Data:81.22

PoE:3946.29

PoE:144.23

PoE:68.34

PoE:75.89

PoE:74.04%
Combined PWR-C45-6000W with Single
220V inputs on each power supply

Data:24.63%
PoE:81.51%

Combined PWR-C45-6000W with Dual

220V inputs on each power supply

Data:24.63%
PoE:40.85%

Combined PWR-C45-9000W with Triple

220V inputs on each power supply

Data:26.19%
PoE:24.68%

Single/Redundant PWR-C45-9000W with

a Triple 220V input

Data:50.27%
PoE:47.38%

Combined PWR-C45-9000W with Single

220V inputs on each power supply

Data:37.49%

Data:1642.68

Data:219.00

Data:82.11

Data:136.89

PoE:596.29

PoE:79.81

PoE:68.34

PoE:11.47

Data:2776.68

Data:313.50

Data:82.11

Data:231.39

PoE:4746.29

PoE:159.62

PoE:68.34

PoE:91.27

Data:1954.68

Data:245.00

Data:82.11

Data:162.89

PoE:7696.29

PoE:216.35

PoE:68.34

PoE:148.01

Data:374.68

Data:113.33

Data:82.11

Data:31.22

PoE:3666.29

PoE:138.85

PoE:68.34

PoE:70.51

Data:974.68

Data:163.33

Data:82.11

Data:81.22

PoE:1446.29

PoE:96.15

PoE:68.34

PoE:27.81

PoE:85.63%
Combined PWR-C45-9000W with Dual
220V inputs on each power supply

Data:26.19%
PoE:42.82%

Combined PWR-C45-9000W with Five

220V inputs

Data:33.51%
PoE:31.59%

PWR-C45-1400DC-P

Data:72.45%
PoE:49.22%

Single/Redundant PWR-C45-9000W with

a Dual 220V input

Data:50.27%
PoE:71.07%

Configuration Details
Slot

Line Card

Output Current (A)

Output Power (W)

120.00

Typical Power Used

(W)
96.00

Heat Dissipation
(BTU/Hr)
482.12

Chassis

WS-C4506-E

10.00

WS-X45-SUP8-E

33.33

399.96

319.97

1606.90

WS-X4712-SFP+E

7.50

90.00

72.00

361.59

WS-X4748-UPOE+E

7.82

93.84

75.07

377.02

WS-X4748-UPOE+E

7.82

93.84

75.07

377.02

WS-X4748-UPOE+E

7.82

93.84

75.07

377.02

WS-X4748-UPOE+E

7.82

93.84

75.07

377.02

PoE Device

Sub Total
Quantity

82.11
Output Current (A)

985.32
Output Power (W)

CP-7971G (14.9W)

172

55.38

2879.55

788.26
Typical Power Used
(W)
2303.64

3958.67
Heat Dissipation
(BTU/Hr)
2319.46

IEEE 802.3at POE+

capable device (30W)

20

12.96

674.16

539.33

543.03

Sub Total

68.34
Output Current (A)

3553.71
Output Power (W)

Total

150.45

4539.03

2842.97
Typical Power Used
(W)
3631.22

2862.49
Heat Dissipation
(BTU/Hr)
6821.16

NOTE :
Output Power is the amount of power delivered from the Power Supply to the Catalyst 4500-E. To figure Input Power, divide output power by .85
(typical efficiency of the power supplies).

NOTE :
Output Power and Heat Dissipation numbers computed by the Cisco Power Calculator are maximum values and can be used for facility power and
cooling capacity planning. These figures are not indicative of the actual power draw or heat dissipation. Typical power draw is about 20% lower than
the maximum value shown. Also note that most of power allocated for PoE devices is dissipated at the end points.