@R1D2 Got it.Musta been looking in the wrong place. Even refers to the pins. Commercial solar outfits seem prohibitiely expensive. Probably because they are converting to AC. This is why I was...

Great idea. I'll do that. On so many networks i just rely on DHCP and don't give it another thought as one rarely sees the IP. But since I actively monitor the network, it became obvious. Thanks

Checking Omada Cloud, I notice that in the last 2 days the APs have mysteriously changed their IP. DHCP is enabled and they have been fairly stable. They are getting their IP from the CPE. Then all...

@forrest True, but there is no reference to voltage. Sort of important, isn't it?

@Byteguy If I am understanding your reply, you recommend I use solar converted to AC and then plug the adapter into it. If I knew the voltage required, I can bypass the adapter and power the EAP...

When installing the access points at a location, there needs to be a power receptacle nearby to provide power to the AP.. I have an application where power is not easily accessible at each point...