EVESKY
EVESKY C9400-LC-48T 48-port 10/100/1000 60 W plug-in switch module
Plug-in line card adds 48 copper ports at 10/100/1000 with 60 W PoE to a Catalyst 9400 chassis
- 48 copper ports deliver 10/100/1000 connectivity to endpoints
- Plug-in line card adds density to Catalyst 9400 chassis
- 60 W PoE per port powers high-density 802.3bt devices
- Compact 1.6-inch height fits standard slot dimensions
- Modular design supports up to 9 Tbps system bandwidth
48-port line card for Catalyst 9400
The EVESKY C9400-LC-48T is a plug-in switch module that adds 48 copper ports to a Catalyst 9400 chassis. It is built for enterprise access layers that need high-density 10/100/1000 connectivity with integrated PoE support. Network teams deploy it to extend a modular core without replacing the entire chassis.
Capacity and headroom
Each of the 48 ports negotiates at 10, 100 or 1000 Mbps and can deliver up to 60 W under the 802.3bt standard. The module draws its 60 W budget from the chassis power supply, so total available PoE scales with the chassis configuration. Ports that exceed the per-port limit or the chassis budget will negotiate down or remain unpowered.
Thermals, noise and power draw
The line card occupies a single slot measuring 1.6 by 14.92 by 14.57 inches and relies on the chassis fan tray for cooling. It adds 60 W to the system power draw when fully loaded with PoE devices. Acoustic output follows the chassis fan curve and is not separately specified for the module.
Highlights
- 48 copper ports deliver 10/100/1000 connectivity to endpoints
- Plug-in line card adds density to Catalyst 9400 chassis
- 60 W PoE per port powers high-density 802.3bt devices
- Compact 1.6-inch height fits standard slot dimensions
- Modular design supports up to 9 Tbps system bandwidth
Specifications
| Part Number | C9400-LC-48T |
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Questions about this item
Will the C9400-LC-48T line card work in the Catalyst 9400 chassis I already have?
The module is a plug-in line card for the Catalyst 9400 series; it fits any supported 9400 chassis slot that accepts 48-port 10/100/1000 line cards.
How can I confirm the 48 ports are negotiating 10/100/1000 speeds correctly after installation?
Check the port LEDs on the line card faceplate — each port shows link speed and activity so you can verify 10, 100 or 1000 Mbps operation per port.
Does the box include everything needed to deliver 60 W PoE on all 48 ports, or must I buy additional power supplies?
The package contains the C9400-LC-48T line card only; the chassis and PoE-capable power supplies rated for 60 W per port are sold separately.
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