Are these plugs the same size of a standard cable modem, router, switch, etc.? I'm trying to power all these items off one 5A power supply.
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If All Your Hardware Takes The Same Size Plug, I Don't See Why Not. I Think They Are The 2.1Mm Size, But Don't Take My Word For It. Look TheM Up And Find Out What Size The Plug Is And Then Check Your Equipment. Some Equipment May Need More Than 5A.
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2.1 mm is the industry standard plug size for 12 volts and up to 2 amperes from my experience. Higher amperages might have a larger plug but I am not certain. You will find that size often used on other voltages near 12 volts. Common computer peripherals use less than 1 amp each. Example: .250A =1/4A or 250mA = 1/4A, 500mA = 1/2A. Add the amperages together of the equipment you want to power and you will get a total load. Do not load the transformer, aka power pack, more than 80% of its labeled output capacity.
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It is a three connector, using the north American standard as described here: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/AC_power_plugs_and_socketsThe one you are describing sounds different.
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No, power supplies are separate. It is PoE though if you have a PoE switch.
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These do not pass ethernet or ARC. These are not 1.4 compliant. As far as powerline ethernet. I have never used in that fashion, but given what I know about both technologies I highly doubt it would work.
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Yes. Think of these as simple media converters for fiber lines. Anytime you need a cable from here to there, you can use these inbetween. They don't like surge protectors, and rumor is that you get the best performance being on the same circuit in the house (as in - stay inside the same breaker).
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Just a standard 12v adapter. You can use any 12v Power supply. I used one from an old cable modem. Most 12v plugs use the same male connector.
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If they are the Industry standard CAT6 jacks they will fit just fine. That is what I bought the panel for and it worked perfectly for my CAT6 network
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Yes. Mine came with a "wall wart" style power supply. I chose to use the POE option.
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Hello Zac, We have one of these systems installed and some of cable runs are a good distance we ran our own cat 5 cable and put our own ends on. There does not seem to be a power issue with them at this point.
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Yes they are pretty standard cables. The only thing is you will probably need a splitter if you want to join them with your existing cables. By splitter I should say connector. These are exactly like the set you have and you can't connect those end to end.
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standard sized power supply, check dimensions of existing power supply before you order.
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These are 10/100 only. For gigabit you'd want the TP-LINK TL-PA511 AV500 Gigabit Powerline Adapter.
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They are universal antennas. At first I had them on a WiFi repeater and now I have them on my home router. If they use the same connection then the size won't matter.
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?? Not sure if I understand the question but they are 9.6volts and are the equivalent size if about 4aa wide and two aa end to end
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My set contained two identical adapters. Both adapters were required for one connection from my router to my bridge (an adapter goes on each end of the coax that runs between those devices).
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assume you wall outlets will power other devices (ie, night lite). length of cable, within reason, should pose no problem. power adapter or 2400 unit possibly bad. may have to return for repair. with shipping cost, etc.... If it were me, I'd go to radio shack and pick up cheap 15 VDC 300 to 500MA adapter and try it on unit....you would need to adapt to coax = tell salesman what your doing = maybe he can help.
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I'm not familiar with that modem...but if it has a standard external antenna port on it, it should work. I've been able to use these with my Buffalo and Amped Wireless devices with no problems (which have external antenna connectors.)EDIT: To expand on my answer, these antennas fit standard 5mm male threaded connectors.