@Byteguy, it's 24 volts on both + pins, but your basic idea is correct: the current is splitted up between the two wires.

Hello Scott.Tao , you are absolutely right regarding Repeater mode of Pharos CPEs. This mode should not be used except probably in very rare situations where stationary (non-moving) clients are...

@theArties, did you select »All« under the »Access Points« tab? Is the EAP220 shown in disconnected or pending state? Or do you say it disappeared completely from all AP lists in the controller?

@Byteguy, I guess the EAPs did renew their DHCP leases and now got IPs assigned from the router's DHCP server. If this happens, it means that you run two DHCP servers in the same broadcast domain. I...

@Byteguy, the input voltage of almost all modern switching power supplies is 100 to 240 volts AC. Input current of the EAP225-Outdoor adapter is 0.4A, AC frequency is 50/60 Hz, output voltage is 24...

@Marthinusjvv, if you have a power source with constant 24V voltage, you can supply the power to the CPE directly. An alternative is to use a PoE switch which can supply passive PoE (24V), e.g....