RUCKUS WIRELESS, INC.
RUCKUS WIRELESS, INC. MSIP-REM-RCK-64214 PoE power adapter 48V .5A
Delivers 48V 0.5A PoE power for ZoneFlex R500, R600, R610, R700 and R710 access points
- Works worldwide with 100-240V input
- Powers PoE access points at 48V .5A output
- Compatible with ZoneFlex R500 R600 R610 R700 R710 models
- Supports 10/100/1000 Mbps network speeds
- Includes power cord for immediate setup
Ruckus PoE Adapter for ZoneFlex Access Points
The Ruckus MSIP-REM-RCK-64214 is a Power over Ethernet injector delivering 48V at 0.5A. It accepts a 100-240V input at 0.75A across 50-60Hz and passes data at 10/100/1000 Mbps. A power cord is included with the unit.
Suits Ruckus ZoneFlex R500 R600 R610 R700 R710
This adapter matches the 802.3af requirement for the listed ZoneFlex models. Installers needing to power non-Ruckus equipment or devices with different voltage or current demands should look at alternative power solutions.
48V 0.5A output defines compatibility
The fixed 48V 0.5A output determines whether this injector can safely power a specific access point. Verify the target device requires exactly this voltage and current before purchase.
Highlights
- Works worldwide with 100-240V input
- Powers PoE access points at 48V .5A output
- Compatible with ZoneFlex R500 R600 R610 R700 R710 models
- Supports 10/100/1000 Mbps network speeds
- Includes power cord for immediate setup
Specifications
| Model | MSIP-REM-RCK-64214 |
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Questions about this item
Does the MSIP-REM-RCK-64214 PoE adapter include the mains lead or must I source one separately?
The adapter ships with a power cord so no separate mains cable is required.
My access point is a ZoneFlex R610; is the 48V .5A output on this MSIP-REM-RCK-64214 the correct match?
Yes, the R610 is listed as compatible and the adapter delivers 48V at .5A for that model.
When the MSIP-REM-RCK-64214 powers a ZoneFlex R700 over a 1000-Mbps link, what does the 48V .5A rating actually provide?
It supplies up to 48V and .5A, giving the R700 the PoE power budget it needs for full 10-/100-/1000-Mbps operation.
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