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PoE injector delivers 60 W over 90-264 VAC input for Cisco AIR-PWRINJ1500 compatibility
- TypeAC Adapter
- Delivers 60 W PoE power for Cisco AIR-PWRINJ1500
- Wide 90-264 VAC input suits global mains voltages
- 12-month warranty with 60-day free replacement
- 100 % OEM-compatible replacement for Cincon TR60A-POE-L
- Exact match for part number 69-2160-01
Replacement PoE Injector
This 60 W PoE injector replaces the Cisco AIR-PWRINJ1500 and Cincon TR60A-POE-L units. It delivers 90-264 VAC input for compatible wireless access points and network devices. The adapter is 100 % OEM compatible and backed by a 12 month warranty.
Compact AC Adapter Build
The unit uses a standard AC adapter form factor that plugs directly into a mains outlet. Its connector layout matches the original injector for a direct swap without rewiring. The 69-2160-01 part number ensures correct identification when ordering a replacement.
Efficient 60 W Operation
The injector supplies up to 60 W of PoE power while drawing from a 90-264 VAC source. Normal operation runs cool with no audible fan noise. Power consumption scales with the attached device load, keeping energy use low for typical access point deployments.
Highlights
- Delivers 60 W PoE power for Cisco AIR-PWRINJ1500
- Wide 90-264 VAC input suits global mains voltages
- 12-month warranty with 60-day free replacement
- 100 % OEM-compatible replacement for Cincon TR60A-POE-L
- Exact match for part number 69-2160-01
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What voltage range does the 90-264 VAC input support?
The adapter accepts a wide 90 to 264 VAC input range, making it suitable for global mains voltages without manual switching.
What mounting options does the 69-2160-01 injector provide?
The unit is designed as a compact inline injector with no integrated mounting brackets or DIN-rail clips included.
How is the PoE injector connected to a Cisco AIR-PWRINJ1500 replacement setup?
Connect the AC mains to the IEC inlet, link the LAN port to your switch, then run the PoE port to the access point; the step often missed is verifying the device negotiates 60 W before mounting.
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