2.1.3 Power Diagram
The reComputer R1000 supports three power supply options: AC, DC terminal and PoE port. By default, the reComputer
R1000 is powered through the AC/DC terminal (Official regional power adapter SKU:110061505/110061506), while the PoE
power supply(PoE module, SKU:110991925) is optional. This provides flexibility in power supply selection and allows for easy
integration with various power sources.
2-Pin Power Terminal
The reComputer R1000 is supplied with a nominal AC voltage of 12~24 V or DC voltage of 9~36V. The power supply is
connected via the 2-pin power terminal block connector. To ground the reComputer R1000, the ground wire can be secured
to the screw located at the top left corner of the power terminal.
PoE
With the PoE module installed, the ETH0 port of reComputer R1000 can support PoE power supply, providing a convenient
and efficient way to power the device over Ethernet. This option simplifies the installation process and reduces the amount
of cabling required, making it an ideal solution for applications with limited power sources or where power outlets are not
readily available.
⚫ PoE input: Range 44~57V; Typical 48V
⚫ PoE output: 12V, 1.1A Max.
It's worth noting that the PoE module provided with the reComputer R1000 is compliant with the IEEE 802.3af standard
and can provide a maximum power supply of 12.95W. Therefore, if there is a need to connect high-power peripherals
such as SSD or 4G modules, the PoE power supply may not be sufficient. In this case, it's recommended to use the
AC/DC terminal for power supply instead to ensure stable and reliable operation of the device.
Power Consumption
Please refer to the table below for the tested power consumption of reComputer R1000 in Seeed Studio's laboratory. Please
note that this value is for reference only, as the test methods and environment can result in variations in the results.
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