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Chapter 1: Product Description
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How to Power the Wireless Access Point
There are three ways to power the wireless access point:
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“External AC/DC Power Adapter,” next
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“PoE+ Power Source” on page 28
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“Both AC/DC Power Adapter and PoE Power Source” on page 29
Note
The input power specifications of the wireless access point are listed
in Table 4 on page 70 in Appendix A, “Technical Specifications” on
page 69.
External AC/DC
Power Adapter
One way to power the wireless access point is with an external AC/DC
power adapter, such as the PWRADP-01 (DA-48Z12) Power Adapter from
Allied Telesis. Refer to Figure 4. The power adapter is connected to the
DC IN connector on the rear panel of the wireless access point.
Figure 4. Powering the Access Point with an AC/DC Power Adapter
PoE+ Power
Source
The wireless access point is a PoE+ powered device, Class 4. It can be
powered by a PoE power source on its Ethernet LAN port. An example of
a PoE power source is the x320-10GH PoE++ Ethernet Switch from Allied
Telesis. Refer to Figure 5.
Figure 5. Powering the Access Point with a PoE Power Source