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RBS850 Incorrectly Connects Powerline Adapter as a Backhaul on Power Failure
I have an RBR850 and multiple RBS850 satelites. One of my satelites has a TP-Link Powerline WiFi Extender plugged into the Ethernet port. This works to use Ethernet over Power Line to get a network...
Well, that’s a crapshoot. What I know for sure is that the box its all in is a weatherproof box (outdoors) and I have no room for a UPS in the box and it would not survive outside without taking on another problem after solving the first. 🙂
I found a delay relay that will fit in a knockout: RIBTD2401B. Unless I come up with another idea today that seems like my best bet. The other option is a DIN box in addition to the one with the Satellite in it, and using something like this:
https://a.co/d/c5mfl7J
I found a delay relay that will fit in a knockout: RIBTD2401B. Unless I come up with another idea today that seems like my best bet. The other option is a DIN box in addition to the one with the Satellite in it, and using something like this:
https://a.co/d/c5mfl7J
So, if the satellite is NOT connected to whatever is inside the safe through a Powerline link and there is a power outage, then the satellite connects to the router over WiFi as expected?
What else is connected to Powerline?