Power with 12V ?

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Power with 12V ?

raidenelite

2019-08-24 12:29:49

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Power with 12V ?

2019-08-24 12:29:49

Model: TL-SG108

Hardware Version: V4

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Hello, i have a TL-SG108 switch which power is rated at 9V - 0.6A

I have an extra "mini ups" lying around which i used for my router. It only output at 12v, and i would like to hook it up to the switch.

I know that usually electronic devices have voltage regulators that can go beyond and under the rated power, i can't open the switch to look up the controller and i don't want to plug it in with 12v and fry it.

Can anyone tell me if it will work fine? Or if you have a schematic i can look up

Thank you

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Kevin_Z

2019-08-27 07:40:24

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Re:Power with 12V ?

2019-08-27 07:40:24

@raidenelite

Hello, the voltage should be identical, otherwise, it may fry it.

May it help and have a nice day.

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