Thanks very much for the tips and guidance
/Shivaram
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> On Aug 4, 2017, at 8:58 PM, Karl Fife wrote:
>
> 5 Amps is 60 Watts at 12v. The SG2220's idle power consumption is a mere 6W,
> which is just half-an-amp.3.333A, is very easily able to keep up.
>
> The
5 Amps is 60 Watts at 12v. The SG2220's idle power consumption is a
mere 6W, which is just half-an-amp.3.333A, is very easily able to
keep up.
The 5A on the HW spec at Netgate is likely referring to the arbitrary
maximum amperage that the *included* PSU is capable of. That does not
spe
The page you linked to says that the SG-2220 needs 5A, but you say the
Leviton power supply is 4A. That's probably a bad idea. In fact, according
to the spec sheet though, the Leviton power supply is actually only
3.3A. That's almost definitely a bad idea.
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Moshe Katz
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Hello,
I have a Leviton Power supply (12v, ~4 Amps) [1] and trying to use it with
SG-2220 running pfSense. Will the ampere rating be enough. I could not
get a good read on the same based on the spec sheets for SG-2220. But,
wanted to confirm.
[1] http://www.leviton.com/en/products/47605-psc
[2]
