Difference between AIR-PWR-C and AIR-PWR-B

[smielke]

Hi,

I cannot find the difference between AIR-PWR-C and AIR-PWR-B. Maybe someone can help.

Can I power an "old" AIR-CAP1602I-E-K9 with AIR-PWR-C?

Is AIR-PWR-C per default delivered with AIR-AP1832I-E-K9? (In the data sheet and getting started guide I see AIR-PWR-C is one of the power Options for AP1832I and there is an 48 V DC input power port. But I cannot find AIR-PWR-C as an option when creating an estimate).

Thanks in Advance for an advice.

Sven

[ciscoazlancco]

Hello Smielke,

Power supply isn't available as option in the estimate, as you can only buy it as 'spare'.

So you need the order/use the = part code ( AIR-PWR-B=,  AIR-PWR-C= )

Power supply's are never delivered with Cisco AP's ( only exception is when it is explicitly mentioned in the data sheet, f.e. for some very small SB WAP's )

Having the same problem : can't find the difference between  AIR-PWR-A= ,  AIR-PWR-B= and  AIR-PWR-C= , nor if these are interchangeable for all Aironet AP's

PS : all trough these AIR-PWR-C= are spare parts, don't forget to specify your wanted/needed power cord ( country depending )

Rgds,

[patoberli · Accepted solution]

The -C model is more powerful.

I only have found this: http://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/td/docs/wireless/controller/technotes/7-6/702WAccessPointDG/CiscoAironetSeries_702w_AP_DG.html

Table 2 Cisco Part # AIR-PWR-C=, higher current than AIR-PWR-B=,