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TAP100 power consumption values in different states of operation are represented in the table(s) below:<br><br> | '''Averaged''' TAP100 power consumption values in different states of operation are represented in the table(s) below:<br><br> | ||
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Revision as of 09:57, 16 August 2024
Main Page > TAP Access Points > TAP100 > TAP100 Manual > TAP100 Power ConsumptionAveraged TAP100 power consumption values in different states of operation are represented in the table(s) below:
| Test type | ||
|---|---|---|
| Idle (44 V) | ||
| Idle (50 V) | ||
| Idle (57 V) |
| Test type | ||
|---|---|---|
| Data transfer via WiFi (one client) (44 V) | ||
| Data transfer via WiFi (one client) (50 V) | ||
| Data transfer via WiFi (one client) (57 V) |
| Test type | ||
|---|---|---|
| 1 LAN devices connected 1 + data transfer via WiFi (one client) + high CPU load 2 (44 V) | ||
| 1 LAN devices connected 1 + data transfer via WiFi (one client) + high CPU load 2 (50 V) | ||
| 1 LAN devices connected 1 + data transfer via WiFi (one client) + high CPU load 2 (57 V) |
1 - Data streams between TAP100 and other connected LAN devices created using iPerf.
2 - Load created using md5sum (calculation and verification of 128-bit MD5 hashes).
Power consumption may differ due to mobile data transmission speed, testing environment and conditions.