Jump to content

Network switch power cord

Member
By Member
in Networking
 Share
Posted

I am buying this switch from eBay which doesn't come with a power cord.

 

I have an extra power cord and wanted to see if it would work with the switch.

 

Pictures of the power cord:

 

1fu69vh.png

 

q9nJJSl.jpg

 

 

Thanks!!

Desktop: i5 4670k, Z97-K, 16GB, MSI GTX 770, Evga 850G2, TT T31

Freenas Server: i3 4170, X10-SLL-F-O, Crucial 16GB UDIMM, 4x4TB WD Red, Evga 550GS, Fractal 804

Peripheral: K60, HyperX Cloud

Mobile: Nexus 6P 

Link to comment
https://linustechtips.com/topic/434257-network-switch-power-cord/
Share on other sites
Link to post
Share on other sites
Posted

That is a standard ATX power cable, it has been used since the dawn of personal computers on 99.999% of PC towers, monitors and printers, and other peripherals.

Yes i will work.

 

edit: I may have used some hyperbole there, but yes, it is extremely widespread in use.

When in doubt, re-format.

Link to post
Share on other sites
Posted

I am buying this switch from eBay which doesn't come with a power cord.

 

I have an extra power cord and wanted to see if it would work with the switch.

 

Pictures of the power cord:

 

1fu69vh.png

 

q9nJJSl.jpg

 

 

Thanks!!

yeah thats what i have in my switch 

Check out my current projects: Selling site (Click Here)

If($reply == "for me to see"){

   $action = "Quote me!";

}else{

   $action = "Leave me alone!";

}

Link to post
Share on other sites
Posted

I am buying this switch from eBay which doesn't come with a power cord.

I have an extra power cord and wanted to see if it would work with the switch.

Pictures of the power cord:

-PIC-

Thanks!!

 

Yep that's safe switches aren't extremely high power draw devices also.

Updated Modding FAQ

Link to post
Share on other sites
Posted
  • Author

Yep that's safe switches aren't extremely high power draw devices also.

the power cord was originally for a rice cooker, it should still work right? LOL

Desktop: i5 4670k, Z97-K, 16GB, MSI GTX 770, Evga 850G2, TT T31

Freenas Server: i3 4170, X10-SLL-F-O, Crucial 16GB UDIMM, 4x4TB WD Red, Evga 550GS, Fractal 804

Peripheral: K60, HyperX Cloud

Mobile: Nexus 6P 

Link to post
Share on other sites
Posted
  • Author

It's a standard plug so yeah, that switch uses a lot less power than a rice cooker  :D

LOL

Thanks!

Desktop: i5 4670k, Z97-K, 16GB, MSI GTX 770, Evga 850G2, TT T31

Freenas Server: i3 4170, X10-SLL-F-O, Crucial 16GB UDIMM, 4x4TB WD Red, Evga 550GS, Fractal 804

Peripheral: K60, HyperX Cloud

Mobile: Nexus 6P 

Link to post
Share on other sites

Create an account or sign in to comment

You need to be a member in order to leave a comment

Create an account

Sign up for a new account in our community. It's easy!

Register a new account

Sign in

Already have an account? Sign in here.

Sign In Now
 Share
Go to topic listing Networking

×