Cornelis CN5000 Edge Switch 48-Port
The Cornelis CN5000 Edge Switch is a high-performance 48-port edge switch engineered for demanding IT and HPC environments requiring reliable, redundant interconnect solutions. With dual power supply redundancy and 240/277 VAC input flexibility, this air-cooled edge switch delivers enterprise-grade reliability for data center, cluster computing, and high-performance networking deployments. Built for organizations that demand zero-downtime infrastructure, the CN5000 combines port density with operational resilience.
Key Features
- 48-port configuration for high-density interconnect deployments
- Dual power supply for redundancy and continuous operation
- 240/277 VAC input voltage compatibility for flexible power infrastructure
- Air-cooled thermal management for reliable performance in demanding environments
- Port-to-fan airflow design optimizing cooling efficiency
- Enterprise-grade edge switch architecture for HPC and data center applications
- Redundant power architecture eliminating single points of failure
Technical Specifications
| Specification |
Details |
| Manufacturer |
Cornelis Networks |
| Part Number |
CN5SWE48G2AP |
| Port Configuration |
48 ports |
| Power Input |
240/277 VAC |
| Power Supply |
Dual redundant power supply |
| Cooling System |
Air-cooled with port-to-fan configuration |
| Application |
Edge switch for HPC and data center interconnect |
Frequently Asked Questions
What is an edge switch used for in data centers?
An edge switch like the CN5000 serves as a high-performance interconnect device at the network edge, aggregating traffic from compute nodes and storage systems in HPC clusters and data centers. The 48-port configuration enables dense connectivity while the dual power supply ensures continuous operation in mission-critical environments.
Why is dual power supply redundancy important?
Dual power supply redundancy eliminates single points of failure in your network infrastructure. If one power supply fails, the CN5000 Edge Switch continues operating seamlessly on the secondary supply, preventing downtime and maintaining service availability in demanding IT environments.
Is the CN5000 suitable for high-performance computing clusters?
Yes, the Cornelis CN5000 is specifically designed for HPC deployments requiring reliable, high-density interconnect. The 48-port edge switch configuration, redundant power architecture, and air-cooled design make it ideal for cluster computing environments where performance and uptime are critical.
What power input options does this edge switch support?
The CN5000 accepts 240/277 VAC input power, providing flexibility to integrate with various power infrastructure configurations in data centers and IT facilities. This voltage range compatibility simplifies deployment across different facility standards.
