RE: Cisco 2501 DC Power adaptors ? [7:64296]

[[EMAIL PROTECTED] (John Nemeth)]

On Jul 25,  9:03pm, "Troy Leliard" wrote:
} Simon Watson wrote:
} > 
} > Hi Guys I am based in the UK and have aquired some 2501 DC routers,
} > I want to use  the routers to set up a home lab but I only have AC power
} > supply is there some form of AC/DC adaptor I can buy to plug my AC supply
} > in and be converted to DC for the routers ??? Thanks Simon

 It takes -48V DC.  This is standard Telco power.  If you can find
a Telco power supply, you could use it.  However, the best thing would
probably be to find a replacement power supply.

} You need a RPS.  It converts AC to DC and can be used for a number of

 I haven't seen any 2500 series routers with RPS connectors, so an
RPS won't do him any good.

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RE: Cisco 2501 DC Power adaptors ? [7:64296]

[Troy Leliard]

You need a RPS.  It converts AC to DC and can be used for a number of
chassis (2500,3600, 2950 etc)  Not too cheap / or common (on ebay etc), but
you may want a look!  New DC power for the 2600 is just under £300.

How many DC routers do you have ?

Simon Watson wrote:
> 
> Hi Guys I am based in the UK and have aquired some 2501 DC
> routers,
> I want to use  the routers to set up a home lab but I only have
> AC power
> supply is there some form of AC/DC adaptor I can buy to plug my
> AC supply
> in and be converted to DC for the routers ??? Thanks Simon
> 
> 
> 
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