PS15V - PS24V - PS48V The PS Series low cost auto ranging switching wall plug power supplies have up to 18W capacity. The desktop are 60W or 120W capacity.
They are available in a North American plug or European Plug model. The small size and unique AC plug orientation of the wallplug power supply takes up less room on a plug strip or wall socket because it only takes a single position. Supplies are certified by UL, CE & comply with RoHS requirements. The 15W to 60W come with a 5.5/2.1mm DC Barrel Connector with center positive. The 120W comes with a locking 4pin Mini DIN connector. The Pinout of the DIN Connector is as follows: (Note: Mating 4P Mini Power DIN Connector CUI Inc. Model:5700037)
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 Check out the TPDIN-SC48-20 in this picture. This is a battery bank, and the TPDIN™ is working hard to monitor the battery's voltages and the equipment the batteries are powering.
Would you like to learn more about our TPDIN products? Click HERE EZNano-TiltThe EZ-Nano-Tilt is a tilt bracket system for the UBNT Nano. It provides +/-35deg of up tilt or down tilt and can be mounted in the top position or bottom position of the Nano  The bracket keeps the Nano stable even in high winds. Thumbscrews are used on the U-Bolt bracket to make assembly and positioning fast and easy. The all stainless steel construction means many years of reliable service even in the harshest environments.
Compatible with: NS2, NS3, NS5, NS2Loco, NS5Loco 5700037 This part is a 4Pin mini DIN female to 2 wire connector. The wire is 6" (150mm).
NOTE: When plugging in and unplugging Ethernet cables between the POE inserter and the Bridge, do so ONLY when POE inserter is unplugged. Plugging/unplugging while the POE inserter is powered can permanently damage the Ethernet Port/Radio Board on the bridge. 1. Download the Discovery Tool for your particular EZ-Bridge at http://tyconsystems.com/index.php/support/ez-bridge-firmware
2. Run the Discovery Tool. If you see both units in the Discovery Tool window then the units are connected and communicating wirelessly with each other. 3. If a link goes down the first thing to do is run the Discovery Tool from both sides of the network. If you can see the Local unit using the Discovery Tool from the Local side only, and the Remote unit from the Remote side then it means that the Ethernet communications to the units are good but the units are not communicating wirelessly with each other. Reset both units to factory defaults and power cycle them. (See below for reset procedure). 4. If you can't see any units from one side or the other using the Discovery Tool, then it can mean the power supply is bad, the POE injector is bad, the CAT5 cable is bad or the unit is bad. Best way to trouble shoot is to swap the power supply and POE injector from one side to the other to see if the problem follows the POE Injector or power supply If you can't find any issue when swapping power supply and POE injector, reset both units to factory defaults. After reset, power cycle the units. (See below for reset procedure). If Discovery Tool doesn’t run or can never find any units, it could mean that there is a Firewall or Program (Antivirus) blocking the ports on your computer. Disable the Firewall and or Programs to see if that is the problem. 5. RESET: If at any time the system stops working because of changes made to the settings, you can get back to the original settings by resetting to factory defaults. Go to ADMIN | Reset Settings to Defaults. You will need to reset both sides of the link in this way. Always reset the Remote unit first and the Local unit second. Any customized settings will be lost once this process is initiated. If you cannot access the web page on the units you can do a manual reset. Remove bottom cover of unit. Power up the unit, wait 2 minutes, press and hold the black reset button for 15secs, release and wait 2 minutes for reboot. 1. How do the frequencies differ when it comes to line of sight?2. Is one better than the other in passing through obstacles? 5 GHz Bridges absolutely need to have a clear line of site. With 2.4 GHz Bridges a clear line of site is still the absolute best, but it is a little more forgiving with line of site issues. You may be able to get away with a few trees in the way, or a few power lines. 2.4 GHz may have more issues with outside interference from other devices that operate on the 2.4 GHz Frequency (Cordless Phone, Wireless Routers, Baby Monitors, etc.). 5 GHz operates on an unlicensed frequency spectrum and will be less likely to have problems with interference with other devices. Both 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz operate in the unlicensed frequency spectrum. 2.4GHz has more interference because there are a lot more devices out there that run on 2.4GHz, this makes the air waves more congested. Comment Below if you have questions or recommendations regarding the Fresnel Zone and Line of Sight.
EZ-Bridge® UltraIt is possible to have two separate networks connected through the EZ-Bridge® Ultra? 1. You can have an EZ-Bridge® Ultra connecting a network at the Local side with a network at the Remote side, using two routers, one router (Local) and one Router (Remote). The Routers can both be DHCP Servers.
2. It is necessary to block the DHCP so the Local router and Remote router will not give IP addresses across the wireless bridge. 3. DHCP uses UDP Port 67 and 68. On the two EZ-Bridge® Ultra, you will need to set up a firewall to drop packets on wireless LAN UDP Port 67 and UDP Port 68. 1st Go to Network Tab. 2nd Configuration Mode: Select “Advanced” 3rd Expand Firewall and select “Enable” and Select “Drop”, IP Type: UDP, Port: 67 & 68 twice. (Read More) EZ-Bridge® LT2+AP vs. WDS Methods
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 Everyday application of a RemotePro solar system. Check out more systems like the one in this picture here: http://tyconsystems.com/index.php/2-5w-continuous
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