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OIAGLH

OIAGLH S-Video Cable 48V 1.04A 50W MSA-Z1040IS48.0-65W-Q

SKU CH-N67Q-0MXR1

Delivers 48 V at 1.04 A for video recorders and POE equipment

  • Delivers 48 V DC power for stable video recorder operation
  • Supplies up to 1.04 A current to meet device demands
  • Rated at 50 W continuous output for reliable performance
  • Compatible with FSP050-DGAA5 power supply for direct replacement

AC Adapter for Video Recorder POE

This 48 V AC adapter delivers 1.04 A for a 50 W output and is built to power compatible video recorder POE units. It matches the MSA-Z1040IS48.0-65W-Q specification and serves as a direct replacement for the FSP050-DGAA5 power supply.

Practical limits of the S-Video cable interface

The S-Video connection carries only standard-definition luminance and chrominance signals, so it cannot transmit high-definition or digital video. Cable length and shielding quality affect signal integrity, and the interface does not carry audio or power.

Highlights

  • Delivers 48 V DC power for stable video recorder operation
  • Supplies up to 1.04 A current to meet device demands
  • Rated at 50 W continuous output for reliable performance
  • Compatible with FSP050-DGAA5 power supply for direct replacement

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

Should I choose the 50 W or 65 W version for my recorder?

The adapter delivers 48 V at 1.04 A, giving 50 W continuous output; the 65 W figure is a peak rating, so select based on the recorder's steady-state draw.

What does the 48 V 1.04 A rating mean when the unit is powering a PoE video recorder?

It supplies up to 50 W at 48 V, enough for a recorder that draws 1.04 A continuously; the 65 W peak handles brief surges during camera startup.

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