A9KV-V2-FAN= - ASR 9000v-V2 Fan Tray | Cisco
MPN: A9KV-V2-FAN= ✗ End of Life| Qty | Unit Price | Extended |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | $190.99 | $190.99 |
| 10 | $190.99 | $1,909.90 |
| 100 | $190.99 | $19,099.00 |
| 500 | $190.99 | $95,495.00 |
| 1,000 | $190.99 | $190,990.00 |
A9KV-V2-FAN= Overview
A fan tray is an electromechanical cooling accessory that moves air through a router chassis and removes heat from line cards, power modules, processors, and other heat-generating components. In a Cisco ASR 9000v-V2 deployment, the fan tray functions as part of the platform’s physical cooling system. Its integrated filter helps reduce dust accumulation, while field replacement supports maintenance without redesigning the router enclosure. The product is identified in the verified data as “ASR 9000V2 FAN TRAY WITH FILTER,” also sold under the related designation A9KV-V2-FAN.
The primary purchasing feature is platform association, not an independently verified electrical rating. The Cisco ASR 9000v-V2 system is described as an extension shelf of the ASR 9000 Series and is used to integrate access and edge functions through Cisco nV technology. Because cooling assemblies are chassis-specific, verify the exact router model, software and hardware configuration, spare-part identity, and physical installation requirements with Cisco or an authorized channel partner.
Typical uses include maintenance of ASR 9000v-V2 edge or access deployments, replacement of a failed or obstructed cooling module, and planned network-expansion spares programs. The module is best suited to technicians familiar with rack-mounted networking equipment. Installation should follow Cisco service procedures, including power-state handling, electrostatic-discharge precautions, orientation checks, and post-installation airflow inspection.
The key engineering consideration is thermal margin rather than a generic fan specification. Verify chassis alarms, ambient conditions, filter condition, fan status, and neighboring component temperatures after replacement. Do not substitute a visually similar tray solely because it fits the opening; connector arrangement, airflow direction, control behavior, and supported platform must be confirmed. This page combines verified distributor descriptions, pricing observations, platform context, and replacement guidance that are not consolidated in a single manufacturer specification sheet.
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View Datasheet →A9KV-V2-FAN= Specifications
| Product Type | Field-replaceable fan tray with integrated dust filter |
| Compatible Platform | Cisco ASR 9000v-V2 |
| Cisco Product Identifier | A9KV-V2-FAN= |
| Related Product Identifier | A9KV-V2-FAN |
| System Role | Router chassis cooling module |
| Filter Feature | Integrated dust filter |
| Serviceability | Field-replaceable |
| Distributor UNSPSC | 40101604 |
| Packaging Form | Fan tray assembly |
| Manufacturer | Cisco |
A9KV-V2-FAN= standard Pin Configuration Guide
Pin configuration for A9KV-V2-FAN= (standard package). Pin numbering, functions, and connection diagrams are defined in the manufacturer datasheet. Refer to it for the exact footprint and soldering guidelines.
No detailed pinout data available for A9KV-V2-FAN=.
Refer to the datasheet for full pin configuration.
Typical Applications
A9KV-V2-FAN= is suitable for 6 applications: ASR 9000v-V2 Edge Router Cooling, ASR 9000v-V2 Access Deployment, Router Field Replacement, Edge Router Spare-Parts Program, Chassis Filter Inspection, Network Expansion and Refresh.
ASR 9000v-V2 Edge Router Cooling
The Cisco A9KV-V2-FAN= is intended to maintain airflow in an ASR 9000v-V2 edge-router chassis, where cooling is required for reliable operation of installed networking hardware. The verified product description identifies it as a version 2 fan tray with filter, which makes it relevant to field replacement and spare-parts planning. Use it when the chassis model and tray revision match, and follow Cisco service instructions for power isolation and orientation. After installation, verify fan status, thermal alarms, and airflow at the vents. The supplied records do not specify airflow, power, or temperature data, so technicians should use the current Cisco platform documentation for capacity and thermal-margin calculations.
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ASR 9000v-V2 Access Deployment
For access deployments built around Cisco ASR 9000v-V2, the A9KV-V2-FAN= provides the platform-associated cooling module identified by Cisco system listings. It is appropriate for a maintenance inventory intended to support continuous network access, but the product must be matched to the exact router configuration rather than selected by appearance alone. Confirm chassis version, module seating, connector alignment, and Cisco support status before installation. The integrated filter is a maintenance consideration because dust loading can reduce airflow. The available data does not provide a rated service interval, so inspect the filter and thermal indicators according to Cisco operating guidance.
Recommended
Router Field Replacement
The A9KV-V2-FAN= is explicitly described as a field-replaceable cooling module with an integrated dust filter, making it relevant to planned and corrective maintenance. Replacing a failed tray can help restore designed chassis airflow, but technicians should first document alarms, inspect the filter, and identify the exact ASR 9000v-V2 hardware revision. Follow Cisco procedures for power state, grounding, insertion, and post-installation checks. Do not substitute a visually similar fan module without written confirmation because connector arrangement and airflow direction are not documented in the verified search records.
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Edge Router Spare-Parts Program
Network operators can include the Cisco A9KV-V2-FAN= in a spare-parts program for ASR 9000v-V2 deployments where cooling continuity is operationally important. The verified listings identify the item as a version 2 fan tray with filter, which gives procurement a clear platform description. Inventory planning should distinguish the full A9KV-V2-FAN= identifier from the related A9KV-V2-FAN listing until Cisco confirms the exact ordering convention. Record supplier condition, source, and authorization status. Because the supplied data has no lifecycle statement or stock commitment, validate availability before placing a large order.
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Chassis Filter Inspection
The integrated filter called out in the verified A9KV-V2-FAN= description makes this assembly relevant to airflow-restriction inspections and preventive maintenance. A fan tray should be examined when routers show rising temperatures, fan alarms, unusual noise, or reduced airflow. Service personnel should use the exact tray for the ASR 9000v-V2 platform and follow Cisco removal and installation guidance. The supplied records do not state filter-retention efficiency or replacement frequency, so those values must not be inferred. Compare temperature and alarm behavior before and after maintenance, and escalate persistent faults to Cisco support.
Recommended
Network Expansion and Refresh
The A9KV-V2-FAN= is applicable when provisioning or refreshing ASR 9000v-V2 systems that require the platform’s designated cooling module. The Cisco data-sheet context describes ASR 9000v-V2 as part of a network-virtualized router family, while the distributor records identify this item specifically as a version 2 fan tray with filter. Procurement teams should validate the exact system BOM and approved spare list before deployment. Because physical fit alone is insufficient for a fan assembly, confirm electrical interface, airflow direction, and revision compatibility through Cisco or an authorized channel partner.
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Engineering reference data for A9KV-V2-FAN= — comparison, design guidance, and compliance information.
Selection Guide
Comparison with Alternatives
| Parameter | This Product | A9KV-V2-FAN |
|---|---|---|
| Package | ASR 9000v-V2 fan tray assembly | ASR 9000v-V2 fan tray assembly |
| Brand | Cisco | Cisco |
| Product Type | Fan tray with integrated filter | Fan tray with filter |
| Compatible Platform | Cisco ASR 9000v-V2 | Cisco ASR 9000v-V2 |
| Field Replaceable | Yes | Yes |
| Integrated Dust Filter | Yes | Yes |
Key Differentiators
- Platform-specific cooling identity (vs A9KV-V2-FAN)
- Integrated dust filtration (vs A9KV-V2-FAN)
- Field-service replacement context (vs A9KV-V2-FAN)
Design Notes
Verify the installed tray against the exact ASR 9000v-V2 chassis revision before service. After replacement, inspect fan status, chassis thermal alarms, and inlet or outlet airflow; a fan that powers but does not move the expected air volume can still create a thermal failure. The verified records do not provide airflow or temperature-rise data, so use Cisco system diagnostics and the current platform documentation for acceptance criteria.
Do not treat A9KV-V2-FAN= as a generic fan and substitute it solely because it fits the opening. Verify connector arrangement, airflow direction, latch geometry, supported chassis revision, and Cisco ordering identity. The supplied web results show both A9KV-V2-FAN= and the related A9KV-V2-FAN designation, but do not prove that every revision is interchangeable. Obtain written compatibility confirmation when the exact system revision is uncertain.
Follow the Cisco platform procedure for removing or installing the cooling module, including the required power state and any platform-specific interlock requirements. Do not apply external power to the tray outside the supported service procedure. After insertion, confirm that the chassis recognizes the module, no fan or thermal alarm remains active, and airflow is present at the system vents before returning the router to service.
Compliance Information
The supplied records identify the item as a Cisco router fan tray but do not provide product-specific RoHS, REACH, lead-free, halogen-free, or conflict-minerals declarations. AEC-Q100 is not applicable to this electromechanical cooling module.