TP-Link TL-ANT2403N 2.4 GHz 3 dBi desktop antenna wireless accessory
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TRENDnet
48 V, 160 W power adapter for compatible networking equipment
The TRENDnet 48VDC3000 delivers a steady 48 V output at up to 160 W for networking gear that requires this voltage. It suits installers and IT teams powering compatible switches, access points or PoE injectors from a mains supply.
The unit runs on passive convection cooling, so it produces no fan noise in normal operation. Efficiency losses appear as modest warmth across the enclosure while the adapter draws only the AC power needed to supply the connected load.
No published specifications for this item yet.
Connect the DC output plug to the equipment power input, then plug the AC cord into a mains socket; the step often missed is confirming the device requires exactly 48 V and no more than 160 W before powering on.
No routine maintenance is required; replace the unit if the output voltage drifts from 48 V, the adapter becomes unusually hot, or the AC plug or DC cable shows physical damage.
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