I have nvr-4108hs with 48V 2.0A switching adapter.
it is not working so i bought 48V 1.25A switching adapter
Can i use this one?
Can i use 48v 1.25a output switching adapter?
Re: Can i use 48v 1.25a output switching adapter?
Hello and Welcome to the Forum.
If your talking about a 4108-HS then a 48v isn't the right power for the NVR..
However if your talking about the 4108E-HS then yes it would be a 48v power brick and then the issue is that you would need to make sure that you are using the right Current that it came with and that was a 2amp. A 1.25 amp brick while it could work for a little bit, Say no HDD, and or maybe a couple of cameras however if you were to try and load the HDD and 8 cameras on POE then the NVR will fail.
If your talking about a 4108-HS then a 48v isn't the right power for the NVR..
However if your talking about the 4108E-HS then yes it would be a 48v power brick and then the issue is that you would need to make sure that you are using the right Current that it came with and that was a 2amp. A 1.25 amp brick while it could work for a little bit, Say no HDD, and or maybe a couple of cameras however if you were to try and load the HDD and 8 cameras on POE then the NVR will fail.
Be Safe.