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Black rectangular AC adapter with two-pin plug and barrel connector

OIAGLH

OIAGLH AD10048P3 99W 48V 2.08A 2PIN AC adapter

SKU CH-H24E-NKW10

99W 48V 2.08A AC adapter with 2-pin connector powers Cisco ASA 5505 firewall model 341-0183-PWR-5505

  • Delivers 99 W to power the ASA 5505 firewall
  • Provides stable 48 V output at 2.08 A
  • Two-pin connector fits the 341-0183-PWR-5505 socket
  • Brand-new OIAGLH unit ready for immediate installation

99W 48V AC Adapter for Cisco ASA 5505

This 99-watt power supply delivers 48 volts at 2.08 amps through a two-pin connector. It is built as a direct replacement for the Cisco ASA 5505 firewall series, matching part number 341-0183-PWR-5505. Network administrators use it to restore or maintain power on these security appliances.

99-watt capacity and 48-volt output

The adapter comfortably handles the ASA 5505's standard power draw under typical firewall loads. It runs out when the appliance demands more than 99 watts, such as during sustained peak throughput with all interfaces active. Buyers needing redundant or higher-wattage power for larger chassis should look elsewhere.

Highlights

  • Delivers 99 W to power the ASA 5505 firewall
  • Provides stable 48 V output at 2.08 A
  • Two-pin connector fits the 341-0183-PWR-5505 socket
  • Brand-new OIAGLH unit ready for immediate installation

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

Will the 2-pin connector on this AD10048P3 adapter fit the power port on my existing ASA 5505 firewall?

Yes, the AD10048P3 is built for the ASA 5505 and matches the 341-0183-PWR-5505 specification, so the 2-pin plug connects directly to the firewall's power input.

How can I confirm the adapter is delivering the correct 48 V output after I plug it in?

Measure the DC voltage at the connector with a multimeter; a reading near 48 V under load shows the 99 W supply is operating as intended.

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