A friend of mine has an AC power to Ethernet adapter cable.
In unrelated news, he was once told that his employer would not replace the horribly out-of-date office printer until it was 100% unrepairably dead, and it mysteriously died a couple of weeks later.
Ah yes, IEEE 802.3HV.
When PoE just doesn't cut it
Really hope it involved a baseball bat and a field.
Nah, visible damage is a no-no. For small items that "we don't replace them as long as they work", a few seconds in microwave does the trick.
For larger ones, you need to penetration test them against 220 volts.
A friend of mine has an AC power to Ethernet adapter cable.
In unrelated news, he was once told that his employer would not replace the horribly out-of-date office printer until it was 100% unrepairably dead, and it mysteriously died a couple of weeks later.
Ah yes, IEEE 802.3HV.
When PoE just doesn't cut it
Really hope it involved a baseball bat and a field.
Nah, visible damage is a no-no. For small items that "we don't replace them as long as they work", a few seconds in microwave does the trick.
For larger ones, you need to penetration test them against 220 volts.
Giver the 3 phase
Is friend a Texan named Jack?