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Key Features

With the versatile chassis, build a network that suits your needs by installing multiple modules and have more flexibility in expanding your router when required
Built-in power supply to ensure all components are being supplied with accurate voltage
Rack mounting enables you to organize wires & secure cables for professional installation
With 100GBase-X technology, enjoy up to 100Gbps data transfer rate over supported network cable

CISCO SYSTEMS Routers & Gateways

CISCO 8808 8-SLOT SYSTEM REMANUFACTURED

Mfr # 8808-SYS-RF SKU 14040819

$14,488.20 MSRP $24,349.92 Save 41%

Regular price saves you $9,861.72 against MSRP.

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Product Overview

CISCO 8808 8-SLOT SYSTEM REMANUFACTURED

Cisco 8808 8-slot System REMANUFACTURED
Cisco 8808 Router Chassis - Refurbished - 48 QSFP28 Slots, QSFP56-DD Slots - 400 Gigabit Ethernet - 16U - Rack-mountable
Cisco 8808 Router Chassis
Refurbished - 48 QSFP28 Slots, QSFP56-DD Slots - 400 Gigabit Ethernet - 16U - Rack-mountable

Technical Specifications

Product Type	Router Chassis
Manufacturer Part Number	8808-SYS-RF
Weight (Approximate)	162 lb
Form Factor	Rack-mountable
Manufacturer	Cisco Systems, Inc
Product Model	8808
Product Name	8808 Router Chassis
Network Technology	100GBase-X
Product Series	8800
Brand Name	Cisco
Expansion Slot Type	QSFP28
Expansion Slot Type	QSFP56-DD
Height	28"
Width	17.5"
Depth	33.7"
Compatible Rack Unit	16U
Product Condition	Refurbished
Ethernet Technology	400 Gigabit Ethernet
Total Number of Expansion Slots	48

Marketing Information

Cisco 8800 Series

With up to 518.4 Tbps via 648 800G (2x 400GbE) ports, the Cisco 8800 Series delivers industry leading breakthrough density and efficiency with the extensive scale, buffering, and feature capabilities common to all the Cisco 8000 Series of routers. It includes four chassis - the 8804, 8808, 8812, and 8818 - to meet a broad set of network and facility requirements.

In addition to reducing per-port power relative to previous generations, the Cisco 8800 Series enables even greater savings by reducing the number of routers required in a given location - potentially removing entire layers from a network. This results in a significant reduction in the total number of router port and optics, one of the top contributors to network costs.