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210-065 · Question #380

Which of the following Cisco TelePresence System models is least likely to require additional cooling? (Select the best answer.)

The correct answer is B. CTS 500. The CTS 500 is a small-form-factor personal telepresence unit with a low power footprint, making it the least likely among these models to require additional cooling infrastructure.

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Question

Which of the following Cisco TelePresence System models is least likely to require additional cooling? (Select the best answer.)

Options

  • ACTS 1000
  • BCTS 500
  • CCTS 3000
  • DCTS 3200

How the community answered

(27 responses)
  • B
    89% (24)
  • C
    4% (1)
  • D
    7% (2)

Why each option

The CTS 500 is a small-form-factor personal telepresence unit with a low power footprint, making it the least likely among these models to require additional cooling infrastructure.

ACTS 1000

The CTS 1000 is a larger room-based system with greater power consumption than the CTS 500, making additional cooling more likely to be needed.

BCTS 500Correct

The CTS 500 is a compact, desktop-class telepresence endpoint designed for individual or small-group use, with a minimal thermal envelope that can be satisfied by standard office HVAC. Unlike the larger room-based systems in the lineup, it does not generate the heat load that would necessitate supplemental cooling.

CCTS 3000

The CTS 3000 is a high-end immersive telepresence room system with substantial power and cooling requirements due to its multiple large displays and codecs.

DCTS 3200

The CTS 3200 is an even larger immersive system than the CTS 3000, requiring the most significant infrastructure including dedicated cooling.

Concept tested: Cisco TelePresence hardware thermal and power requirements

Source: https://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/products/collaboration-endpoints/telepresence-system-500/index.html

Topics

#TelePresence hardware#CTS 500#cooling requirements#power consumption

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