Power Supply Cisco 341-100346-01-RFB for Cisco 897, 100–240V 50–60Hz

The Power Supply Cisco 341-100346-01-RFB for Cisco 897 is an external AC adapter designed to provide mains power to Cisco 897 series routers. Compatible with the Cisco 897 family, this PSU accepts 100–240V AC at 50–60Hz to deliver stable input power for normal router operation. It is intended as a direct replacement or spare unit for installations, maintenance and upgrades, enabling continued network availability and straightforward equipment servicing.

Advantages

This external power supply is specified for use with Cisco 897 routers and carries the manufacturer part number 341-100346-01-RFB, ensuring compatibility with the original equipment. The universal AC input (100–240V, 50–60Hz) supports international mains voltages without the need for voltage converters. As a spare or replacement power supply, it reduces downtime during maintenance and simplifies inventory management for network administrators.

Suitable for

• Replacement power unit for Cisco 897 routers
• On-site maintenance and equipment servicing
• IT spare parts inventory for branch offices and datacenters
• Upgrades or rollouts requiring additional power adapters

Key specifications

• Brand: Cisco
• Model / MPN: 341-100346-01-RFB
• Compatibility: Cisco 897 series routers
• Input voltage: 100–240V AC
• Frequency: 50–60Hz
• Type: External power supply / AC adapter
• EAN: 5704174382881

How to use

Connect the Power Supply Cisco 341-100346-01-RFB to an appropriate AC mains outlet using the correct country-specific mains cord. Attach the adapter output connector to the power input jack on the Cisco 897 router until it seats securely. Power on the router and verify normal boot and operation according to the router's startup indicators and management interface. When replacing an existing unit, power down the router per the vendor procedure if recommended, swap the adapter, and then restore mains power.

Usage recommendations

Use the supplied or a compatible mains cord rated for the local voltage and safety standards. Inspect connectors and cabling for wear or damage before use. Keep the adapter in a well-ventilated area away from liquids and heat sources. For mission-critical systems, keep a tested spare in inventory to minimize downtime.