EtherWAN EPOW-54-400 Hardened Power Supply, NEMA TS2 Compliant, 54V, 400W

For demanding security, surveillance and industrial monitoring deployments, the EtherWAN EPOW-54-400 hardened power supply delivers reliable, continuous DC power where it matters most. This EtherWAN 54V, 400W power supply is purpose-built to feed hardened PoE switches and edge devices in harsh outdoor or roadside environments. With a fan-less, water-resistant enclosure and an operating range from -40 to 75°C, it minimizes service interruptions and eliminates moving parts that fail in extreme conditions. NEMA TS1/TS2 compliance and a wide 100–277V AC input make the EPOW-54-400 ideal for transportation cabinets, traffic systems and remote surveillance sites. Integrated over-voltage and short-current protection plus active PFC ensure stable, efficient power distribution to connected cameras and network devices, protecting your assets and reducing maintenance costs. Backed by a 3-year limited warranty, this compact, low-profile unit simplifies installation with pre-attached cables and mounting holes. Choose the EPOW-54-400 to harden your power backbone for security, monitoring and networking applications — contact sales or add to your bill of materials for immediate deployment.

• Delivers dependable 54V DC, 400W power to keep PoE switches and network devices online in mission-critical security and surveillance systems
• Fan-less, water-resistant hardened design reduces maintenance and ensures continuous operation in extreme temperatures (-40 to 75°C)
• NEMA TS1/TS2 compliance and wide 100–277V AC input support trusted deployment in transportation, traffic and roadside monitoring enclosures
• Built-in over-voltage and short-current protection safeguards cameras, switches and other sensitive equipment to minimize downtime and service calls
• Active PFC and efficient power distribution maximize usable output and reduce energy waste across multi-device installations
• Pre-attached cabling and mounting holes speed field installation and lower labor costs for site rollouts