Hey, guys.
We purchased 4 ISR4331 Routers and requested that they be sent with DC power, but we were sent 1 CC router and 3 routers in the AC version and with the DC power supplies. Therefore, assessing the substitution of AC sources by CC sources we are faced with the following problem:
- The "housing" of the router with AC power supply differs from the "housing" of the router with DC power supply.
As noted in the photo "AC and DC Models" attached, the connection in the AC model is through a plug. However, what should be noted is the size of the "tear" of the carcass for this connection to be made. For DC power, the connection is made in bridges. The big problem is that the required size of the CC plate in this case is larger than the tear in the CA model.
The idea, then, is to perform an opening in the coming housing (AC model) so that the DC source fits perfectly both in respect to its fixation and in relation to the external connection for power. In the photo below is indicated the opening that is being foreseen (photo "Appropriateness Required" in annex).
The question is: By making this fit in the carcass will we lose the product warranty?
Thank you very much!
