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Cisco 2600 voltage question.
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| Precinct 2003-09-30, 7:25 am |
| I'm in the UK and have just bought a second hand 2610 router, from the USA.
It comes with the standard US AC connector. What do i have to do to use the
machine on a euro voltage? Change the plug? Buy an adaptor? Is there
anything on the machine itself that needs to be modified? A switch perhaps?
Cheers Precinct.
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| It's probably an auto-switching power supply (assuming it's a cisco power
supply and not some weird generic thing). Just get a different power cable
and you should be set.
thanks,
-Brad Ellis
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"Precinct" <mt156@btopenworld.com> wrote in message
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> I'm in the UK and have just bought a second hand 2610 router, from the
USA.
> It comes with the standard US AC connector. What do i have to do to use
the
> machine on a euro voltage? Change the plug? Buy an adaptor? Is there
> anything on the machine itself that needs to be modified? A switch
perhaps?
>
> Cheers Precinct.
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| private 2003-09-30, 1:26 pm |
| I bought 2 switches from the States, a 2924XL and a 1924XL ans had them
shipped over. Just used a standard UK power cable, they work fine.
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"Precinct" <mt156@btopenworld.com> wrote in message
news:blbo3a$qse$1@hercules.btinternet.com...
> I'm in the UK and have just bought a second hand 2610 router, from the
USA.
> It comes with the standard US AC connector. What do i have to do to use
the
> machine on a euro voltage? Change the plug? Buy an adaptor? Is there
> anything on the machine itself that needs to be modified? A switch
perhaps?
>
> Cheers Precinct.
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| Spam Me No More 2003-09-30, 2:25 pm |
| Cisco's web site says 2600 series is100 - 240 Volts AC 47 - 63 Cycle
power. So it will work in Japan (100V)
Europe (240) and the US (120).
Have fun!
-Lars
private wrote:
>I bought 2 switches from the States, a 2924XL and a 1924XL ans had them
>shipped over. Just used a standard UK power cable, they work fine.
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