Cisco Mesh Access Points User Manual

• AC Power
◦ 100 to 480 VAC (47-63 Hz)—Connecting AC or Streetlight Power (1552E)
◦ 100 to 240 VAC—Connecting AC or Streetlight Power (1552H)
• External Supply
◦ 12 VDC—Connecting DC Power Cable (All Models)
• Internal Battery Backup (1552E and 1552H)
• Power over Cable (PoC)
◦ 40 to 90VAC—Connecting Cable PoC (1552C)
• PoE-Out 802.3af compliant to connect IP devices such as Video Cameras (1552E and 1552H)
◦ (PoE-Out) is not available when using Power Injector (PoE-In) as the power source
• 802.3af compliant PoE-Out to connect IP devices such as video cameras (1552E and 1552H)
This port also performs Auto-MDIX, which enables to connect crossover or straightthrough cables.
The 1550 series access points can be connected to more than one power source. The access points detect the
available power sources and switch to the preferred power source using the following default prioritization:
• AC power or PoC power
• External 12-VDC power
• Power injector PoE power
• Internal battery power
Table 3: Power Options in 1552 Models, on page 15 lists the power options available for the 1552 access
point models.
Table 3: Power Options in 1552 Models
1552I1552C1552H1552EPower Option
100 to 277 VAC
50W
Not Applicable100 to 240 VAC
80W
100 to 480 VAC
80W
AC
Not Applicable40-90 V (quasi-
square wave)
45W
Not ApplicableNot ApplicablePower over Cable
Not ApplicableNot Applicable56V +/- 10%56V +/- 10%PoE (using Power
Injector)
11.4 – 15V11.4 – 12.6V11.4 – 15V11.4 – 15VDC (nominal 12
VDC)
Not ApplicableNot Applicable35W-hr80W-hrBattery Backup
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Brand	Cisco
Model	Mesh Access Points
Category	Wireless Access Point
Language	English