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Juniper CTP2056-DC-02 | CTP2056 Circuit-to-Packet Chassis, DC -48V, PMC, 2x SFP

SKU:CTP2056-DC-02

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Description

The CTP2056 is a modular circuit-to-packet chassis from the CTP2000 range, powered from a -48 V DC supply for telecom and data centre environments. It supports CTP2000 PMC cards, including a Fiber PMC option with 2x SFP ports, so the chassis can be configured for the interfaces a deployment needs. It suits network operators migrating legacy circuit-based services such as TDM and serial traffic onto packet networks.

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Features

- Modular chassis design that accepts CTP2000 PMC cards
- 48 V DC power input suited to telecom and data centre power plants
- Fiber PMC option with 2x SFP for optical connectivity
- Circuit-to-packet conversion for carrying legacy circuit traffic over packet networks

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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Technical Specifications

- Product type: modular circuit-to-packet chassis
- Model: CTP2056
- Power: DC input, -48 V
- Card support: CTP2000 PMC cards
- Fiber PMC option: 2x SFP

FAQs

Q: What power input does the CTP2056-DC-02 use?
A: This variant uses a -48 V DC power input, as found in telecom and data centre DC power plants.

Q: Which cards does this chassis support?
A: It supports CTP2000 PMC cards, including the Fiber PMC option with 2x SFP ports.

Q: What is a circuit-to-packet chassis used for?
A: It carries traditional circuit-based traffic across packet networks, helping operators migrate legacy services to IP and Ethernet infrastructure.

Q: Does this model take AC power?
A: No. The CTP2056-DC-02 is the DC-powered variant, so it needs a -48 V DC supply.

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