Name: 8400 IGX-UXME with the BC-UAI-3T3 Card
Brand: Cisco
Price: 1327.95 USD
Availability: InStock

Cisco IGX-UXME-3-T3 8400 IGX-UXME with the BC-UAI-3T3 Card

The Cisco 8400 IGX-UXME with the BC-UAI-3T3 card is a high-performance, carrier-grade interface module designed for the Cisco 8400 Series routers. It delivers reliable, high-density connectivity for unified communications, video, and data services in... Read More

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Manufacturer: Cisco
Model or Part: IGX-UXME-3-T3
Condition: Refurbished
Weight: 5.00lb

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Description

Overview
The Cisco 8400 IGX-UXME with the BC-UAI-3T3 card is a high-performance, carrier-grade interface module designed for the Cisco 8400 Series routers. It delivers reliable, high-density connectivity for unified communications, video, and data services in enterprise and service provider environments. By integrating the BC-UAI-3T3 card, the system provides three independent T3 (45 Mbps) ports that support both voice and data traffic over a single physical interface, simplifying network architecture and reducing operational costs.

Key Features

Three T3 (45 Mbps) ports on a single modular card
Supports both voice and data streams with QoS prioritization
Hot-swappable design for zero-downtime upgrades
Integrated with Cisco IOS XE for seamless software management
Advanced security features including ACLs and MAC filtering
Compact form factor that fits standard Cisco 8400 chassis

Technical Specifications

Model/Part Number: IGX-UXME-3-T3
Card Type: BC-UAI-3T3
Port Type: T3 (DS3) RJ-48C connectors
Maximum Throughput per Port: 45 Mbps
Supported Media: Copper twisted pair
Power Consumption: Typical 12 W per card
Operating Temperature: 0 to 40 degrees Celsius
Dimensions: 1U height, standard Cisco chassis width
Compliance: FCC Part 15, CE, RoHS

Applications

Enterprise voice over IP (VoIP) gateways that require high-capacity T3 links
Video conferencing backbones where low latency and high bandwidth are critical
Service provider edge routers aggregating multiple T3 circuits
Unified communications platforms that combine voice, video, and data on a single interface
Disaster recovery sites needing reliable, high-speed T3 connectivity

By choosing the Cisco 8400 IGX-UXME with the BC-UAI-3T3 card, organizations gain a scalable, secure, and future-ready solution that maximizes the value of their existing network infrastructure while preparing for the growing demands of unified communications.