Will this work correctly with the iPV4 100W Box Mod?
1747913
No it will not. To charge the ipv4 you would need a charging unit that has a micro USB device on the end. You can easily find a charger with micro USB on the Internet or any electronics store
1747914
the IPV4 does NOT charge via Micro USB. The port is for software/firmware updates only. I'm not sure if this adaptor is the correct one, but the other two answers here about needing Micro USB are incorrect.
1492015
How long is the piece of string? Unless you're doing hardware mod, 800w should be more than enough
1273273
I have a 400 watt power supply and it works fine.I would try it with the 250w because you can always send it back.
882910
It doesn't look like a good match, open-mesh says 12-18 volt and the toughswitch is 24/48 volt. I've only used it with Ubiquiti AP so YMMV.
724185
I don't believe so but I can look into it and see. I seem to remember reading 100 watt max per socket though.
165963
Probably not since it recommends 100W 3-way bulb. FYI, my 3-way simply does not work so I am just using it as a regular 100W.
1169028
I really do not have any idea. If the plus and minus configurations match, the voltage and milliamp current are correct and the pin size matches, you should be OK. Hope this generic answer helps. I can't really help you further.
2282910
Sorry, I do not know! Contact seller for sure. I am running several 48v IP phones and 48v APs successfully.
1947082
Should work it is pushing the controller hard but I am doing (1) 255 watt panel with a 12 volt system and works fine good luck.Lon
995121
Hi Carlos, From what i can see you should have no problem and you'll have 100 more watts, the link at the end here will help you as well. http://h10025.www1.hp.com/ewfrf/wc/document?cc=us&lc;=en&dlc;=en&docname;=c01151028#N57
1328372
Yes. I have to use a voltage converter box but it works fine and I think it's worth the trouble.
1545547
No. It will not. It only has a regular 120v house plug, BUT, it could work if you bought a 200 or 400 watt (just to be safe and have a little reserve power) INVERTER. That is a device that hooks to your battery and turns the DC power from your battery into AC power. It hooks to the battery with cables and then has one or two outlets on the box. Here is a AMAZON Link for a 200W -
1024532
My voltage requirements were different than the spec, so it didn't end up working for me with my raspberry pi
2178683
I don't know. I used it with a LED bulb [100 watt equivalent] & had no problem.
1595872
I'm pretty sure it does although I'm only using IPv4. Maybe checkout the wiki at http://wiki.mikrotik.com/wiki/Manual:TOC
2271953
I purchased one from another site. It came with a 5 V 2 A regulated wall wart type power supply in the factory blister pack. My unit is one of the few that works well with Raspberry Pi.
1969061
Don't know? Mine is a 400 watt and I have had no power problems, seems totally sufficient to do the job.