need 10.5 v ac power for belkin router will 12 volt DCwork?
1832829
No, you will be taking a big chance of burning it up. It would work if it was the other way around, since the power supply would be lower voltage than the router, not higher than the router.
1156977
yeah each port can be set to either 0/24/48 V. You have to manually set it (it doesn't support the standard where it does it automatically). And yeah it has a pretty big power supply bult in to the router. I have one of these and it works great to drive my 7 AP network. It eliminated a lot of cable clutter.
139154
Yes sir it will work. My house outlets are all 120 volt / 20 amps. The Belkin F7C005 works just dandy. Thumbs up from me. Thank you.Dave
245789
"Powered by DC 12V 500mA adaptor (not included)"So any 12v adapter, that provides 500ma (0.5a) or more will do.
1025236
any 12 volt dc power source i would use at least 1 ampWall Adapter Power Supply - 12VDC 1A
746718
It takes DC12V, PoE; Power Consumption: Max.4W. I am not sure about 802.3af compliant.
1433492
Yes, you just need to purchase a plug in transformer to convert the 120v ac to 12v dc. 500ma should be sufficient
499474
The power input is DC 12volt, 1.5 amp so long as you supply the correct voltage it shouldn't matter where it comes from, either a UK 240 volt adapter or a 120/240, 0.5 amp voltage adapter. I bought a refub unit with strangely no serial number so I would need help from Netgear to update it. If you buy a full price one you won't have that problem and can update to software
1385219
No, unless you plan to supply it 12 volts DC, you will need to buy a convertor that should be available on Amazon
1641782
I would get a step-down to be safe, but Belkin customer service might be of better technical/electrical expertise.(310) 751-5100 or http://www.belkin.com/us/support, model number F7C007q
443286
"All Routers are Notoriously Unreliable", so saith my Night school professors in Networking. But, this particular product, the APA20 IS NOT A ROUTER, its is an ACCESS POINT. trying to use it as a router will bring you trouble. This unit also runs on five volts, so your fancy surge protector only starts to work at around 300 volts. to protect your equipment you must use a A/C power conditioner that corrects to 115 VAC +/- 4.
2080942
According to the Belkin web site 120V~/15A/60Hz/1800W http://www.belkin.com/us/F7C016-Belkin/p/P-F7C016/ So, 600W is no problem.
2105080
I don't think so; Ronald's answer was correct. It has a standard 120V 3-prong plug. In any case, mine is in a landfill; I'm among the 10% of reviewers whose unit died. My new "Belkin F7C005 Conserve Insight" is not nearly as capable but measures power (@ 120 V) just fine.
1953187
not unless you have a 220 volt power adapter that converts to the router power requirements.
795095
I'm sorry, but I'm not familiar with the system you are asking about, but if the system outputs 6V to 12V DC, it should work.
860784
I had the same results when I used an insufficient amount of amperage with a 12v 1000 mah power adapter, I then replaced the power adapter with an old Netgear router 12v 2 amp power supply I had and it worked like a charm after that. Hope this helps.
1487005
No. If you use a rectifier you would have less than 12vdc. I am pretty sure you just need to buy a 12vdc power supply