What is the power consumption of a C7000v2 modem?

[Chad-M]

What is the power consumption of a C7000v2 modem?

I need this info so I can determine how long my UPS will provide power.

[schumaku]

Some indication is available here http://www.tpcdb.com/list.php?type=30 - value does certainly vary based on WiFi usage, number of active GbE links, upstream channel power, ...

[antinode]

> What is the power consumption of a C7000v2 modem?

   Visit http://netgear.com/support , put in your model number, and look
for Documentation.  Get the User Manual.  Read.  Look for "Technical
Specifications" and "Power adapter".  Or, look at the ratings on the
label on the C7000v2 and/or its power adapter.

      12V * 3.5A = 42W

   That would be an upper bound.  I'd expect that actually measuring the
power consumption under realistic conditions would be more reliable.
For example:

      http://www.p3international.com/products/p4400.html

> I need this info so I can determine how long my UPS will provide
> power.

   Be careful with your assumptions.  A typical UPS is rated for use
near its maximum output, and its efficiency may drop significantly under
a light load.  If you already have your "my UPS", then I'd run the
experiment.

[schumaku]

@antinode  the info isn't on the product data sheet 8-/

[Chad-M]

@schumakuThank You!

[antinode]

> [...] the info isn't on the product data sheet 8-/

   It's not in very many places.  But, as I recall, I suggested three
places to seek it, none of which was the C7000v2 Product Data Sheet.

[schumaku]

...no products to sell into the Europen market obviously. @antinode 

[Chad-M]

@antinode- Thank you

I had forgotten that I had a Kill-A-Watt device.

I used that and it confirmed the info on the site provided by @schumaku.

I got a reading of 17 Watts.