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Digi 76002121 TX54 Power Supply, Extended Temperature Range

MPN: 760021214G LTE
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Key Features

  • Power TX54 sites through temperature swings that kill commercial adapters
  • Match the router's environmental rating philosophy end to end
  • Standardize every cabinet on the documented Digi power part
  • Simplify troubleshooting - no mystery third-party bricks in the fleet
  • Keep spares interchangeable across every TX54 site
  • Order routers and power together from Cloud Care Networks

Technical Specifications

General

Product TypePower supply
Temperature RatingExtended temperature range

Package

Shipping Weight1.00 lb
Units Per Package1 power supply

Compatibility

Designed ForDigi TX54 cellular router

About This Device

The TX54 is Digi's transportation and industrial router, and it routinely lands in the worst electrical closets a network touches: roadside traffic cabinets that bake in summer, depot walls that freeze in winter, machine rooms that do both in one day. The router is rated for that. A commodity power adapter is not, and an adapter that quits at temperature takes the whole site with it. The 76002121 is Digi's answer - the extended temperature range power supply specified for the TX54. Matching the documented supply means the power stage of the install carries the same environmental rating philosophy as the router, instead of being the silent weak link nobody checked. There is also a fleet-operations argument. Transit agencies and industrial operators deploy TX54s in the dozens or hundreds; standardizing on the documented power part means every cabinet is wired the same way, every spare fits every site, and troubleshooting never starts with the question of which third-party brick this location got. Cloud Care Networks stocks the 76002121 alongside the TX54 routers and antenna systems it supports. If you are specifying a new deployment, order power with the routers and keep at least one spare per maintenance region - it is the cheapest insurance in the rack.