Would this run a high powered (alfa 2000mW Marine) outdoor wifi adapter?
1444254
It should. I use it in my attic where it get extreme temperatures. I would shield it from the sun.
1444255
If it runs on a short cable it should run on this. I use a powered hub on the far end of mine though...
1444256
Should be fine to pass 2W. They typically run 22-26AWG and that is suitable to carry roughly between 7A and 2.2A.
49597
It could be if the you are in a strong signal area and bring extra batteries. It has a port for an external antenna but the adapter is very hard to find.
1497051
If you have an internet connection it should. The power supply shipped with it is 110 VAC so if your voltage main is different, you will need the appropriate adapter. The frequency of the wireless connection may also be a problem if your government restricts certain bandwidth's and frequencies. But I think that you should have no problems.
294345
The package of the ALFA 500mW and 1W are different. The 1W package has very simple words on it "AWUS036H, 802.11b/g, Long-Range USB Adapter". The 500mW package has many description on the box.
61063
This unit will run any 120v appliance that doesn't exceed 1600watts. A radio doesn't need this large a unit. Check how many watts your radio pulls and buy a inverter that plugs into a power outlet in your car. Don't waste the money for this size unit.
1269687
I would certainly think it could. Here are specs taken from Velleman site: Specifications supply voltage: 100 ~ 230V AC 15% power: 10W efficiency: &gt; 80% output voltages: 3, 4.5, 6, 7.5, 9, 12V DC output current: 800mA (regulated) / 1.5A max. plugs: 2.5mm mono, 3.5mm mono, 1.0x3.0mm, 1.35x3.5mm, 1.7x4.0mm, 2.1x5.0mm, 2.5x5.5mm, 1.5x5.5mm dimensions: 2.6" x 1.1" x 2.9" weight: 3.0 oz Regards, Stan
886054
It should work, it connects to the radio antenna input and needs 12v power. I installed in my boat that did not have an aux input.
1328328
I am not sure. We use it on our boat and just plug it into a regular out let. I will see if there is a spec sheet on it.
2182514
I don't believe so, a returned ours because there was no adapter available to power the device using or boat. It is meant to be used with the monitoring system that the company sells. :-(
1443891
It should, plenty of power. you do understand that compatibility has to do with how many devices you connect and how much power the draw.
1323331
Doesn't look like it will. From the Engenious specs: Active Ethernet: (Power-over-Ethernet) Proprietary PoE Design. They want you to buy their PoE injector.Why not go with Ubiquiti instead? I have several of their products installed and never had a problem or failure - only issue was one of their POE-15 power supplies failed on me.
1501889
Sure will, I run two 200 watt Technics from em. Not the best quality, but it does run em pretty well.
1218171
I would assume so. I have it mounted outside, through rg6 coaxial, into the house, then through a booster (need power supply), and into an HD tv. It supplies 2 tvs with no problem.
1953187
not unless you have a 220 volt power adapter that converts to the router power requirements.
373422
That's more than enough watts. It should work with your power supply too. However, I would check any specifics on both manufacturers websites.
2137621
This unit has an outboard power supply so it should be ok. It does not provide power to any other units or lines.
559574
I am sorry, but I don't use or have the router you are asking about. If it has the RP-SMA type connection it would work.I myself use it on the Alfa signal booster.