Is power bridge up to code? Or is it a possible code violation?
64913
Lilli,First let me say that I am not an engineer or codes expert, but according to the manufacturer the powerbridge is code compliant. I can tell you this, the included wire that connects the two pieces is "in-wall" rated and you don't have to tie in to any existing electrical. The boxes included are also the same ones any electrician would use, so from a safety perspective there shouldn't be any worries. Again, I'm no expert, but I believe the fact that you don't tie into existing wires or junctions is what make this a code compliant do-it-yourselfer. If your concerned I would check with codes in your area, but the install is really simple if you have basic tools. Hope this helps you. Cheers! Lilli,First let me say that I am not an engineer or codes expert, but according to the manufacturer the powerbridge is code compliant. I can tell you this, the included wire that connects the two pieces is "in-wall" rated and you don't have to tie in to any existing electrical. The boxes included are also the same ones any electrician would use, so from a safety perspective there shouldn't be any worries. Again, I'm no expert, but I believe the fact that you don't tie into existing wires or junctions is what make this a code compliant do-it-yourselfer. If your concerned I... » Read More Lilli,First let me say that I am not an engineer or codes expert, but according to the manufacturer the powerbridge is code compliant. I can tell you this, the included wire that connects the two pieces is "in-wall" rated and you don't have to tie in to any existing electrical. The boxes included are also the same ones any electrician would use, so from a safety perspective there shouldn't be any worries. Again, I'm no expert, but I believe the fact that you don't tie into existing wires or junctions is what make this a code compliant do-it-yourselfer. If your concerned I would check with codes in your area, but the install is really simple if you have basic tools. Hope this helps you. Cheers! « Show Less
64914
In my opinion and interpretation of the NEC code 408.4, I don't think this is code compliant since it is essentially extending a plug permanently (ie. affixed to the house)using a plug in extension cord. I've also seen people use these in condos which is a big nono if it's not metal clad.
64915
nothing about the connection of the power bridge indicated a possible code violation, that is of course in my personal opinon
64916
First of all I must state that I am not an electrician, nor do I know the regulations in your area, but the wiring used in the kit is romex cable designed for in wall use. Your house or apartment is wired with that type of wire. The unit acts similar to an extension cord in that it only gets power from a properly wired outlet already in your home. All municipalities have their own code, but it seems very unlikely that this unit would violate them. It is like plugging in any other appliance and its wiring certainly meets wiring standards by type (the romex wire and electrical boxes).
64917
Lilli, First let me say that I am not an engineer or codes expert, but according to the manufacturer the powerbridge is code compliant. I can tell you this, the included wire that connects the two pieces is "in-wall" rated and you don't have to tie in to any existing electrical. The boxes included are also the same ones any electrician would use, so from a safety perspective there shouldn't be any worries. Again, I'm no expert, but I believe the fact that you don't tie into existing wires or junctions is what make this a code compliant do-it-yourselfer. If your concerned I would check with codes in your area, but the install is really simple if you have basic tools. Hope this helps you. Cheers!
993693
As with the other responses, I would contact Cisco and/or see if there is a spec sheet on-line.
922828
It should be 'ok' to try. If you start getting random 'freezes' or the system just randomly 'reboots' on its own, that tells you the power supply is probably old and needs to be replaced.
629024
No, Just make sure your Master unit is attached to the output labeled DC Power Pass and Slave units off other ports to insure 2 way communications between units
956588
This hasn't happened to me, maybe your power or negative source came loose. Check those connections .
1248783
that is a power splay if it doesn't get connected maybe isn't right one go to YouTube and open YouTube video and log one how can I connect power splay of your model computer do you have . I hope you get the problem solve .
1236738
Either your power supply isn't right or you have a commonncathode / anode issue. Try switching your + and - connectios
1619178
You can go power line into the LAN port, for data. Poweline only sends data, not power. You will need to use the injectors that come with the AP's or the ToughSwitch Pro as the PRO's require 48v
1982319
Yes, and it is is possible using the command line interface (i.e. from Serial, Telnet, or SSH)Here are the commands I used to do it:configureinterface GE 1power inline limit 0 #offpower inline limit 15400 #on
1677669
Yes. See my response to the same question where I provide power brick specfications.
76399
Apparently not. it's designed to sit at the top of a stack. I can only speculate as to why. Power? I/O allotment? etc.As I'm sure your learning, the documentation is scarce at best.
1112277
Yes that's normal. I doubt if you can disable aside from disconnecting power.
546885
There are two with the labeled "ext_pwr" which means "external power" the conection must be done exactly as it says or the arduino and the motor driver may result damaged.
1806882
Brett, this junction box will NOT supply the POWER TO POE BUT IS COMPATIABLE WITH IN LINE POE.ED
1800303
Did you follow the suggested setup for power? The card insert shows the best methods. I would personally only use the ones from the card for safety.
507503
Regardless of cpu, when power is turned on it runs linked components. Sounds like a possible power source problem.
1648790
Power capacity is much less for that connection. Mine is not handy just now, but I believe the rating is on the machine.