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Juniper CTP150-DC | CTP150 Circuit to Packet Platform, 2 Slots, -48V DC

CTP150-DC

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Description

The Juniper CTP150 is a Circuit to Packet platform designed to carry legacy serial and circuit-based traffic across IP and Ethernet networks. This -48V DC powered model provides 2 interface slots and 2x 10/100 Ethernet uplinks, making it suited to telecom and utility sites where DC power is standard. The DC power input distinguishes it from AC-powered variants of the CTP150.

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Features

- Circuit to Packet conversion for legacy serial and circuit-based traffic
- Modular design with 2 interface slots
- 10/100 Ethernet uplinks for IP and Ethernet network connectivity
- 48V DC power input for telecom and utility environments

Warranty

All products sold by XS Network Tech include a 12-month warranty on both new and used items. Our in-house technical team thoroughly tests used hardware prior to sale to ensure enterprise-grade reliability.

All technical data should be verified on the manufacturer data sheets.

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FAQs

Technical Specifications

- Platform: CTP150 Circuit to Packet
- Interface slots: 2
- Uplinks: 2x 10/100 Ethernet
- Power input: -48V DC

FAQs

Q: What power input does the CTP150-DC use?
A: The CTP150-DC is powered from a -48V DC supply, which is common in telecom and utility installations.

Q: How many interface slots does the CTP150-DC provide?
A: It provides 2 interface slots for connecting legacy circuit-based equipment.

Q: What network uplinks are available on this model?
A: The CTP150-DC includes 2x 10/100 Ethernet uplinks for connecting to an IP or Ethernet network.

Q: How does the CTP150-DC differ from AC-powered CTP150 variants?
A: The main difference is the power input. This model runs from -48V DC, whereas AC variants use mains AC power.

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