Phihong USA Inc.
Phihong USA Inc. POE29U-560 56V 30W power adapter with power cord
Delivers 56 V at 0.536 A for 30 W PoE devices and includes a power cord
- Delivers 30 watts for reliable PoE device operation
- Universal 100-240 volt input works worldwide without a converter
- Regulated 56 volt 0.536 amp output protects sensitive equipment
- Built-in safeguards against incorrect voltage short circuit and overheating
- Includes power cord for immediate out-of-the-box use
56V 30W PoE Power Adapter
The Phihong POE29U-560 is a 56-volt 30-watt power adapter designed for Power over Ethernet equipment. It includes a mains power cord for immediate connection to a wall outlet. The unit is supplied new and tested for full functionality.
Input Range and Output Limits
The adapter accepts a universal input of 100 to 240 volts at 0.95 amps across 50 to 60 hertz. Its fixed output delivers 56 volts at 0.536 amps, capping continuous power at 30 watts. Devices requiring higher current or a different voltage cannot be powered by this model.
Compatibility Checks Before Purchase
Verify that your PoE device specifies a 56-volt input and draws no more than 0.536 amps. Confirm the connector barrel size and polarity match the equipment jack. Ensure the installation environment can accommodate the supplied mains cord and adapter body.
Highlights
- Delivers 30 watts for reliable PoE device operation
- Universal 100-240 volt input works worldwide without a converter
- Regulated 56 volt 0.536 amp output protects sensitive equipment
- Built-in safeguards against incorrect voltage short circuit and overheating
- Includes power cord for immediate out-of-the-box use
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Should I choose the 23 W or 30 W rating for my PoE device?
The adapter delivers up to 30 W at 56 V 0.536 A; the 23 W figure is a lower reference point, so select the 30 W rating when your device needs the full power budget.
What does 56 V 0.536 A mean once the adapter is plugged into my access point?
It supplies a steady 56 volts at up to 0.536 amps, providing up to 30 watts for PoE equipment such as wireless access points or IP cameras.
What does the 100-240 V 50-60 Hz input cap in practice?
The wide-range input lets the adapter operate on any mains supply from 100 to 240 volts at 50 or 60 Hz without a voltage selector.
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