S9300X-4
Version Mapping
Chassis |
Version |
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S9300X-4 chassis |
Supported in V200R019C00 and later versions |
Appearance and Structure
The figures in this document are for reference only.
The S9300X-4 chassis is 10 U high (1 U = 44.45 mm). When the chassis has no cable management frames installed, the dimensions (H x W x D) are 441.7 mm x 442 mm x 517.4 mm. When the chassis has cable management frames installed, the dimensions (H x W x D) are 441.7 mm x 442 mm x 585 mm. Figure 4-10 and Figure 4-11 show the appearance of the S9300X-4 chassis.
Figure 4-12 shows the front structure of the S9300X-4 chassis.
1. Two MPUs |
2. Four of the following service cards can be installed:
NOTE:
The cards supported by a switch depend on the software version. For details, see Hardware Query Tool. |
3. Two LST3SFUEX100s or LST3SFUHX100s |
4. A pair of mounting brackets NOTE:
The mounting brackets are used to secure the chassis in a cabinet. |
5. Four power modules |
6. Two CMUs |
7. Front ESD jack NOTE:
The ground terminal of an ESD wrist strap can be inserted into this jack. The ESD wrist strap can provide ESD protection when the chassis is reliably grounded. |
8. Cable management frames NOTE:
The cable management frames separate cables on different cards and help route cables orderly. |
Figure 4-13 shows the rear structure of the S9300X-4 chassis.
1. Two Fan Module |
2. Rear ESD jack NOTE:
The ground terminal of an ESD wrist strap can be inserted into this jack. The ESD wrist strap can provide ESD protection when the chassis is reliably grounded. |
3. JG ground terminal NOTE:
The two-hole OT terminal of a ground cable can be connected to the screws to ground the chassis. |
4. Air filter NOTE:
The air filter prevents dust from entering the chassis. |
5. A pair of removable handles NOTE:
You can install these handles on two sides of the chassis to lift the chassis. |
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Slot Configuration on the Chassis
The S9300X-4 chassis provides four LPU slots, two SFU slots, two MPU slots, two CMU slots, and four power module slots.
Figure 4-14 shows the slot distribution at the front of the S9300X-4 chassis, and Figure 4-15 shows the slot distribution at the rear of S9300X-4 chassis.
Table 4-11 describes the slot configurations in the S9300X-4 chassis.
Slot Type |
Slot ID |
Module Supported |
Remarks |
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MPU slots |
SLOT05, SLOT06 |
MPUs in the two slots work in active/standby mode. |
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SFU slots |
SLOT07, SLOT08 |
One to two SFUs can be installed. |
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LPU slots |
SLOT01 to SLOT04 |
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NOTE:
The cards supported by a switch depend on the software version. For details, see Hardware Query Tool. |
CMU slots |
CMU1, CMU2 |
Two CMUs in the slots work in hot standby mode. |
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Power module slots |
PWR1 to PWR4 |
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Fan module slot |
FAN1 to FAN2 |
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Power Supply Slot Configuration
2200 W DC and 3000 W AC modules can be used together in a switch.
The S9300X-4 provides slots PWR1 to PWR4 for power modules, as shown in Figure 4-14.
The S9300X-4 series switches support three redundancy modes of power modules: N+N, N+1, and N+0. The value of N depends on the maximum power actually required by the system. Ensure that the total maximum output power of N power modules (N x maximum output power of each power module) is larger than the maximum power actually required by the system. For example, the maximum power required by the system is 4000 W. If two 2200 W power modules are installed in the chassis, they work in 2+0 mode. If three 2200 W power modules are installed, they work in 2+1 redundancy mode. If four 2200 W power modules are installed, they work in 2+2 redundancy mode. The system can identify the power redundancy mode, and you do not need to manually configure the power redundancy mode. Table 4-12 describes the three power redundancy modes and the specific redundancy modes supported by the S9300X-4 series switches.
Redundancy Mode |
Description |
Product Support |
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1+1 and 2+2 redundancy |
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1+1, 2+1 and 3+1 redundancy |
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1+0, 2+0, 3+0, and 4+0 |
When using the N+N redundancy mode, equally divide the power modules into two groups and connect the two groups of power modules to two independent power supply systems. This configuration provides redundancy of power supply systems to enhance system reliability.
If the system power consumption exceeds 50% of a single power module's power, all power modules equally share the power consumption. This reduces the load of a single power module and improves the system reliability.
The following describes the power module configuration for an S9300X-4 switch with different power supplies:
If DC power input is provided, configure power modules according to DC power input.
If 220 V single-phase AC input or 110 V dual-live-wire AC input is provided, configure power modules according to AC power input (220 V single-phase or 110 V dual-live-wire input).
If 110 V single-live-wire AC input is provided, configure power modules according to AC power input (110 V single-live-wire input).
Table 4-13 describes the power module configuration for the S9300X-4 series switches when DC power input is provided.
Power Module Type |
Redundancy Mode |
Maximum Output Power |
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2200 W DC power module |
A maximum of 4 (2+2) 2200 W DC power modules can be configured, providing a maximum output power of 4400 W. |
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A maximum of 4 (3+1) 2200 W DC power modules can be configured, providing a maximum output power of 6600 W. |
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A maximum of 4 (4+0) 2200 W DC power modules can be configured, providing a maximum output power of 8800 W. |
AC power input (220 V single-phase or 110 V dual-live-wire input)
If the input voltage is 110 V, the dual-live-wire input mode is recommended. In this case, the maximum output power of a 3000 W AC power module is 3000 W.
Table 4-14 describes the power module configuration for the S9300X-4 series switches when 220 V single-phase or 110 V dual-live-wire AC power input is provided.
Power Module Type |
Redundancy Mode |
Maximum Output Power |
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3000 W AC power module |
A maximum of 4 (2+2) 3000 W AC power modules can be configured, providing a maximum output power of 6000 W. |
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A maximum of 4 (3+1) 3000 W AC power modules can be configured, providing a maximum output power of 9000 W. |
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A maximum of 4 (4+0) 3000 W AC power modules can be configured, providing a maximum output power of 9000 W. |
AC power input (110 V single-live-wire input)
When 110 V single-live-wire AC power input is provided, the maximum output power of a 3000 W AC power module is 1500 W. In this case, it is recommended that you use the N+1 or N+0 redundancy mode to increase the maximum output power of the system.
Table 4-15 describes the power module configuration for the S9300X-4 series switches when 110 V single-live-wire AC power input is provided.
Chassis Model |
Power Module Type |
Redundancy Mode |
Maximum Output Power |
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S9300X-4 |
3000 W AC power module |
A maximum of 4 (2+2) 3000 W AC power modules can be configured, providing a maximum output power of 3000 W. |
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A maximum of 4 (3+1) 3000 W AC power modules can be configured, providing a maximum output power of 4500 W. |
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A maximum of 4 (4+0) 3000 W AC power modules can be configured, providing a maximum output power of 6000 W. |
Heat Dissipation
It is recommended that you replace the air filter of a device every six months.
The cooling system of an S9300X-4 chassis consists of fan modules behind the air exhaust vent (rear of the chassis) and air filters at the air intake vent (left side of the chassis).
- The S9300X-4 has two fan modules respectively, located at the rear of the chassis. The fan modules absorb airflow to exhaust the heat generated by cards and other modules out of the chassis, ensuring that the chassis works in a normal temperature range. For the performance and attributes of fan modules, see Fan Module.
- Air filters on a chassis prevent dust from entering the chassis with the airflow.
The S9300X-4 uses a multi-zone cooling system design. If there are empty slots in a zone, the fans in this zone run at a low speed to reduce power consumption and noises.
As shown in Figure 4-16, the S9300X-4 has two fan zones, with four cards in each zone.
Airflow
The S9300X-4, S9300X-8, S9303, S9306, and S9312 have the same airflow for heat dissipation. The S9306 is used as an example to describe the airflow.
The S9300X-4 chassis uses a left-to-back airflow design. Air is absorbed into the chassis from the left side and exhausted out of the chassis from the rear.
Air Filter
The switches may use honeycomb air filters or non-honeycomb air filters. The switches with honeycomb air filters installed in all air filter slots comply with Federal Communications Commission (FCC) standards.
An S9300X-4 switch requires one S9300X-4 air filter.
Figure 4-18 shows a non-honeycomb air filter for the S9300X-4.
Figure 4-19 shows a honeycomb air filter for the S9300X-4.
Specifications
Item |
Description |
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Number of LPU slots |
4 |
Number of MPU slots |
2 |
Number of SFU slots |
2 |
Number of fan slots |
2 |
Number of power module slots |
4 |
Number of CMU slots |
2 |
Port density per chassis |
192xFE, 192xGE, 192x10GE, 160x25GE, 96x40GE, 96x100GE |
Installation |
The switch can be installed in an N66E or N68E cabinet, one cabinet for one or two chassis. |
Cluster switch system (CSS) |
Service port clustering |
Maximum power consumption (fully configured) NOTE:
The heat dissipation value of a chassis is equal to the current power consumption. |
3344 W |
Power specifications |
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Dimensions (H x W x D, without rack-mounting brackets) |
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Weight (empty/fully configured) |
24.5 kg/66 kg (54 lb/145.5 lb) |
Reliability and availability |
NOTE:
The preceding values are calculated based on the typical configuration of the product. The actual values will vary depending on the modules installed on the product. |
Environment specifications |
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Noise under normal temperature (sound power) |
≤ 78 dB(A) |
Certification |
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Part number |
02115934 |