Can I use this on a Ubiquity AirGridM5 5v type. The one that came with my AirGridM5 will not power it because the cable is 75ft long.
212539
It provides 5V power at up to 2A. If that's what your device uses then it should work.
212540
This older model of Airgrid needs 5v, and max distance is about 50 ft. The solution is to use our kit to provide 5v within 50 ft of the Airgrid to a dry location, then run 5 volts on the remaining distance to the Airgrid.
212541
According to the Ubiquiti web site and data sheet - your device needs 24 volts - sometimes UBNT ships a 15 volt injector - 15 volts does not work well at distance, so you need to use 24 volts.
1107869
It's too short to do anything with. 1ft. I use it to charge my controller for my retron5
631977
Same one I use, only 25'.... It's only a 1.5 amp charger so you'll be fine.
566334
No, it will cause the unit to short out, you will need to use a voltage converter
2282462
I'm not sure. Isn't it in the specs. My UPS died and this cable is in storage with many others now. Sorry. But the extension usb would work if too short
605836
the universal power supply is incluided in this model.let me know when you place the order.Thank You for your business.
682657
I was under the impression that PoE would only work out to about 99' from the power source... is that not accurate? My understanding was if you need a run longer than 99', you needed to use an PoE injector closer to the device. Am I off base here?
554968
Sorry the grid tie you have is not an excess power unit (my system is a hybrid). You only need toconnect panel to the grid tie inverter. You will also have to make sure that the power company is okay with the micro system.
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Buy this one5 Volt 3 Amp Power Adapter, AC to DC, 2.1mm X 5.5mm Plug, Regulated UL 5v 3a Power Supply Wall PlugPHC Model SJ02G-0500300UUL, Regulated5 volt 3 amp max, center positive2.1mm x 5.5mm plug. Only works with device that accepts 2.1mm x 5.5mm plugPlease be sure the device accepts 2.1mm x 5.5mm plug size.
767670
As long as it's a standard 5V adapter there shouldn't be any problem. Mine had been running for about a month 24/7 and with no problems. Moves a good amount of air too.
1265233
Doubtful. This cable is only 48" long. I also don't know of many (any?) batteries that have a female socket to accept the other end of this cable. This kind of cable is usually used to power such things as air compressors to inflate tires, etc.
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You may have to ask this question on the ubnt forums just to make sure, but my understanding is that it will not work. I remember reading that the unifi devices use a non standard 24v poe configuration. If you want it to be switch based I think ubiquiti sells a special switch that can provide the right voltage.
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Even if you use modified cables to get it connected, the device doesn't have enough power broadcast.I believe that the best option is to use a reapeater that has an SMA connector.I'm not sure about your application, but your solutions may deffer based on budget.Let me know if you have questions? adam.rce [at] gmail.com
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I see that another answer conflicts with mine. Perhaps I should add that I tried this before answering. It works fine. I think the secret is that the modules have an onboard voltage regulator. The input is always referenced to ground and really doesn't care what you connect it to.
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The cable is only about 25cm (less than a foot) long.But that is part of the concept to keep electrical resistance low. I have tried other, longer cables, and they reduce the power reaching the device by up to 50%! The fast charge cable does exactly what it should do: bring as much power as possible to the device.It's not meant for woring with the device while charging, and it won't allow data transfer either. It's just there for fast charging, nothing else. And that's what it does.
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When I tried to pull that much current through this hub... it shorted out, and destroyed every usb peripheral that was attached to it. I believe by the power ratings it might work... but i wouldnt risk it.
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I currently use this cable to power a thermaltake laptop fan. The specs are 5v @ 1/4amp. I measured the jack and the OD is right at 5.5mm. Unless you mod the hole, i don't think this cable will work for you.