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Cloud Connect Advanced (CCA) consumes: Up to 3W
A single TAP or Gateway consumes: 0.5W
A CCA with maximum TAP capacity (7 TAPs) consumes: Up to 6.5W
- (3W + 7 * 0.5W = 6.5W)
Maximum Power Consumption of CCA: 16W
Articles in this section
- Locating and Identifying Internet Service Communication Equipment
- Network 101 - Providing Internet access for data loggers: Cloud Connect Advanced (CCA), Cloud Connect (CC), and Maximizer Management Unit (MMU).
- Can I run my TAP Communication Cable in the DC Power Conduit?
- Do I have TAP or Gateway?
- Do I need a Cloud Connect Advanced (CCA) and TAP If I don't Need the Data?
- Do I need a fuse for my Cloud Connect Advanced (CCA)?
- Opening and Closing Tigo Access Point (TAP) cover
- Removing your Cloud Connect Advanced from a Discovered System
- Replacing an MMU with a Cloud Connect or Cloud Connect Advanced
- TAP and Gateway Mounting
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