How to power a SAF Lunima radio

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Re: How to power a SAF Lunima radio

Fri Jul 01, 2016 4:53 pm

wispwest wrote:Lumina is a totally different model, I wanted to be sure Integra would be fine before potentially frying an $8k piece of equipment ;-)

Oups, sorry, my bad. The subject was about lumina and I read your post too fast.

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Re: How to power a SAF Lunima radio

Wed Jan 04, 2017 2:04 pm

Now that it looks possible to power a SAF Lunima radio from a Netonix, is anyone using a WISP-6-MINI to do so? I have a remote location where I am replacing a Mimosa B5 with likely a Lunima. The switch is running at 25 watts now with the B5 and two ePMP APs. The B5 is 13 of those 25 watts. Switch is powered by an AF24 POE injector. I have a new 65 watt version of that injector laying around that I will put out there. Looks like it will be pretty close...

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Re: How to power a SAF Lunima radio

Wed Jan 04, 2017 2:07 pm

I would use this POE brick that is 54V 80 watts to power the MINI
https://www.streakwave.com/Itemdesc.asp ... V-80W&o1=0



Or power it with another WISP switch with 48VH which is 50V 75 watts (able to spike well above 75 watts)
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