QFX5110-FANAFI for the Juniper QFX5110 Series Back to Front Airflow Switch Fan For Sale
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QFX5110-FANAFI for the Juniper QFX5110 Series Back to Front Airflow Switch Fan:
$138.00
The QFX5110-FANAFIisa specialized cooling fan module designed specifically for theJuniper QFX5110 Seriesof Ethernet switches. It is a hot-swappable, field-replaceable unit (FRU) that providesback-to-front airflow, commonly referred to as "Airflow In" (AFI) or FRU-to-port airflow.Key Specifications- Airflow Direction: Back-to-front (AFI).
- Mechanism: Draws cool air in through the fan and power supply vents (FRU end) and exhausts it out through the port panel.
- Visual Indicator: Features anAzure Bluehandle or label marked "AIR IN" for quick identification.
- Compatibility:
- Exclusively designed for theJuniper QFX5110 Series.
- Some sources also list compatibility with theJuniper EX4650 Series.
- Hot-Swappable: Can be replaced while the switch is running without causing a thermal shutdown, provided the replacement is completed within30 seconds.
- Usage: Required for data center deployments where the switch ports face the hot aisle, ensuring thermal consistency with server designs.
- Installation: The switch typically requires five fan modules (numbered 0 through 4) for optimal operation.
- Thermal Management: All installed fan modules and power supplies must have thesame airflow directionto avoid system alarms and potential overheating.
- Monitoring: Each unit includes an LED on the fan tray to monitor its operational state
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