Hi all,
I was wondering if it is possible to connect different devices, which are already connected via ethernet (UTP cables), to the same DC power supply.
My main motivation for this is on the short term to reduce the number of "wall warts", and in the somewhat longer term to have a large stationary battery to supply power for the modem, router, LED lights, music system and an inverter (pure sine wave FTW!). This setup would allow me to have a much more efficient power conversion from 220v to 12v and some autonomy on the frequent summer blackouts.
Long story short, will the modem and the router complain if I connect them to the same power supply?
In case that is a "Yes", does it also mean I could connect a 12v pc to that same rail and the wired network?
Thank you very much.
Best regards,
Willy
I was wondering if it is possible to connect different devices, which are already connected via ethernet (UTP cables), to the same DC power supply.
My main motivation for this is on the short term to reduce the number of "wall warts", and in the somewhat longer term to have a large stationary battery to supply power for the modem, router, LED lights, music system and an inverter (pure sine wave FTW!). This setup would allow me to have a much more efficient power conversion from 220v to 12v and some autonomy on the frequent summer blackouts.
Long story short, will the modem and the router complain if I connect them to the same power supply?
In case that is a "Yes", does it also mean I could connect a 12v pc to that same rail and the wired network?
Thank you very much.
Best regards,
Willy