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POLYCOM
18 W power adapter delivering 48 V 0.38 A for Polycom CCX310 and CCX600 IP phones, includes power cord
This Polycom PSC18U-480 power adapter delivers 48 V at 0.38 A for 18 W total output. It is manufactured by Polycom specifically to power the CCX310 and CCX600 VoIP IP phones. The unit accepts a universal 100-240 V input at 50-60 Hz and includes a power cord. Safety features protect against incorrect voltage, short circuit and internal overheating.
The adapter is a direct replacement for the factory supply shipped with the CCX310 and CCX600 models. Swapping to this genuine unit restores the correct 48 V 0.38 A profile when the original brick is damaged, misplaced or no longer holds regulation. The jump is worth it whenever the phone shows power-related instability or the original adapter is physically broken.
Confirm the handset is a CCX310 or CCX600 before ordering, because the 48 V 0.38 A output is tailored to those devices. Check whether your region requires a specific mains lead, as overseas purchases may ship without a power cord. Ensure the AC inlet on the phone matches the connector on this adapter.
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The adapter terminates in the proprietary round DC jack that fits the power input on Polycom CCX310 and CCX600 VoIP phones.
Plug the IEC C7 figure-8 cord firmly into the brick's recessed inlet until it clicks; the common error is leaving the cord partially seated, which causes intermittent power.
Replace it if the output voltage drifts from 48 V, the unit becomes unusually hot, the cord shows fraying, or the phone fails to power on reliably.
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