The Cisco Alarm Interface Controller, part number 15454-AIC-I=, serves as a critical network monitoring device designed as part of Cisco's extensive range of equipment for telecommunications. This unit is specifically engineered to interface with alarm systems, providing a way to manage and monitor system alerts with precision. It integrates into the broader Cisco Optical Networking System (ONS) to consolidate alarm signals and facilitate proactive network maintenance.
One of its key features is its ability to convert alarm signals into manageable outputs, allowing for smoother troubleshooting and response by network engineers. The Cisco 15454-AIC-I= is built for reliability in mission-critical environments, ensuring that alerts are captured and communicated in real-time. This can significantly reduce network downtime and improve overall operations. The device supports the management of multiple alarms, making it ideal for applications where multiple systems and equipment may trigger various alerts.
The compact size of the controller allows for easy installation in rack-mounted configurations, and it utilises efficient energy consumption, providing long-term operational cost savings. The controller also ensures that there are no bottlenecks in communication between alarm systems, relaying signals directly to centralised monitoring equipment. Known for its durability, the 15454-AIC-I= is designed to meet the stringent requirements of industrial and commercial network monitoring applications. It can be deployed across a range of industries, including telecommunications and large-scale IT infrastructures, where network reliability is essential.
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