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Forums › New Zealand Broadband › ONT and Power over Ethernet
tangerz

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#185212 14-Nov-2015 09:40
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Are any of the current ONTs able to be powered by PoE? Or can they be run directly from a (battery) DC power supply?

Have a rural situation where the ONT may need to be battery/solar powered and figured PoE would be handy as the AP will require it anyway.

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michelangelonz
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  #1427924 14-Nov-2015 10:47
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Great concept I would also like to know?



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  #1427937 14-Nov-2015 11:37
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The Chorus one I have at home has an adapter the ONT takes 12V 1A. 

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  #1427943 14-Nov-2015 12:10
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Not quite what you asked for, but not far off - look at this review. There's a discussion thread I started here if you have questions.

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