Why did my router come with a European power adapter? Did this happen to others?
1737077
The E2000 router should use a power adapter that is suited for the European electrical standard which 220V to avoid electrical overload. This usually happens when the router will be used in Europe.
1160227
I've received 1234-0437 with power adapter for Europe (with additional adapter for USA outlets)The box says it can connect to 2 devices with multipoint, however it capable of connecting to 3 devices (don't have any more devices to test it with, but based on icon spacing there is no more room for more devices)...The description from the front of the box is translated on the side to three languages: Spanish, French and German
596738
You may need an adapter for European electricty. Have two - really great product.
701661
Yes. The one(s) I got came with the 110v wall adapter power adapter. I think I got a couple and connected them and haven't had to think about them since. They are in a school setting connected to Engenious or Trendnet access points. I wanted to be sure to get Gb so these would not be the weak link.
1335614
My guess is that you got a "dud". I have never had that happwwith ANY router bit. DO NOT USE IT. SEND IT BACK
472248
You mean without the external cord, that plugs it into wall outlet? Well, new ones are sold with that cable. So try searching used ones, if you absolutely don't want to have that cable included. But may I ask why? what the harm in having it? Do you mean that you later want to have it plugged into a different type outlet, like European? If so - then just buy a European type socket cord and have two of them. If you mean the cables that you use to connect your motherboard to this power unit - pretty much the same applies as with the above cable. Try looking for used ones. But again why? Do you already have your own cables and don't want to pay extra? Or you have the ones that you like and don't want to have extra ones that you don't need? Anyways, the point is that usually these are sold with all the cables necessary to use it out of the box. Meaning that you don't need to buy anything extra to make it work. I didn't seem see an option to not include these cables in the package. Thanks. Alex.
1284211
The supplier has sent you a unit with a European plug in error! Same thing happened to me. As I travel to Europe, I already had a foreign adapter. I would send unit back. Failing that you will have to spend $6-$10 for travel adapter.
2242516
Mine came with a European DC adapter. I would have been ok with USB but it's unusable as is. (Jan 2014)
1803605
My set contained two identical adapters. Both adapters were required for one connection from my router to my bridge (an adapter goes on each end of the coax that runs between those devices).
818172
The electrical voltage in Europe is not the same as USA.....as you know......I can not remember the correct adapter, so Radio Shack or Best Buys will have the correct adapter.Best Regards
776806
I'm not sure. I can tell u I used it in eastern Europe but had to use the included adapter.
960354
The plug is showing 110-240v~0.5A 50/50 Hz. The input on the router itself is 12v-1A. I hope that helps.
1581931
Mine came with the adapter. It was refurbished and the adapter was listed as being included.
881306
The power adapter is what plugs into the router to a power source that turns on the router. The cable I believe your referring to is the uplink cable / ethernet cable fom the modem port to router uplink port.
1191721
There's some kind of adapter for a European plug-in of some sort. Never used it before and not sure where too if that helps at all.
2245336
The power supply that comes with the router is localized for the country where it is sold. The USA version power supply supports 110-240v.
2062832
12v DC Commonly found on most Internet Routers will work, it is what im using on mine