There has to be some metric other than just watts. 190 volts at ~~ 1/2
amp gets you your 100 watts, but so does 190 amps at a 1/2 volt.
More volts means you can use smaller diameter wire, but more volts means
you need more insulation.
bp
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On 12/23/2024 10:20 AM, Adam Moffett wrote:
I'm looking at strand mounted OLT's. One of the powering options is
RFT-V which is a nominal 190VDC over twisted pair. I have 0%
familiarity with it.
I found a white paper from Commscope saying that the max is 100W, and
at 3000 meters your 100W becomes 60W effective power due to voltage
drop. Is that a fair rule of thumb?
Hey Chuck, didn't you have an excel calculator for this?
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