GPS repeater power supply options
Each GPS repeater (both IP40 and IP67) is supplied with a standard, non-waterproof AC/DC power adapter.
The power adapter comes with a mains lead that is appropriate to your country.
A waterproof (IP67) repeater can be installed in dry or high-moisture environments.
If it is installed in a dry environment it is supplied with a standard, non-waterproof AC/DC power adapter that plugs into a standard AC mains outlet.
When installing a repeater in a high-moisture environment we have an option to use an IP67 power adapter.
The power adapter is supplied with an IP67 connector to plug DC power into the repeater, while the AC side presents two bare wires.
This allows it to be wired into a waterproof mains outlet, usually by a qualified electrician.
What is IP67?
The IP Code, known as the International Protection Marking, IEC standard 60529 (sometimes interpreted as Ingress Protection Marking) classifies and rates the degree of protection provided against the intrusion of solid particles (including body parts such as hands and fingers), and water by mechanical casings and electrical enclosures.
IP67 is usually spoken as “I P sixty seven”.
In fact the two numbers represent the two aspects of the IP rating code, so strictly speaking should be said as “I P six seven”.
The first digit indicates the extent of solid particle protection and the second digit indicates the level of protection against harmful liquid ingress protection.
The first digit 6 indicates that the enclosure is dust tight – it will not allow any ingress of dust.
The second digit 7 indicates that the enclosure can be immersed in liquid to a depth of 1 metre.
Licensing
Licensing of GPS repeaters in the UK.
Licensing of GPS repeaters in Canada.
Licensing of GPS repeaters in the USA.
Roger-GPS: repeater equipment certifications.
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