D-Link DPS-200A Redundant Power Supply
A Second Power Path for a Compatible Switch Add an external redundant power path to a supported D-Link managed switch. The DPS-200A is a 60 W modular redundant power supply that can support the switch when its internal supply fails, provided the compatible switch, cable and power arrangement are correctly installed. It is a redundant power supply, rather than a battery UPS. It requires an AC source and does not provide battery runtime during a complete mains outage. Match the switch hardware revision and required RPS cable before fulfilment. Highlights Redundant Power Support 60 W external modular redundant power supply Standalone or compatible DPS-800 chassis installation Exact switch revision and RPS cable checks before fulfilment Key Features Support the Switch Power Supply The external RPS supports an eligible switch if its built-in power supply fails. Plan the RPS connection and power source as part of the complete installation, rather than assuming any switch with a similar connector is compatible. Match the Named Compatible Equipment The documented supported products include DGS-3000-10TC, DGS-3120-24TC, DGS-3120-24SC and DWS-3160-24TC. Check the exact switch and power-supply revision before ordering. The wider DGS-3000 range has model-specific RPS requirements. Select the Correct Connection Cable DGS-3000 connections require the separate DPS-CB150-2PS cable according to the manufacturer. Confirm the required cable and its revision before installation. A cable bundled with one package does not establish compatibility with every host. Choose Standalone or Chassis Installation The solid-metal unit can be deployed separately or in the compatible DPS-800 two-slot chassis. The chassis is separate and does not create battery backup. Use the mounting and electrical arrangement specified for the installation. Service the Supported Chassis Arrangement The manufacturer documents hot-swappable operation when installed in the compatible chassis. Follow the hardware service instructions and check the complete power path before maintenance. Removing the only working supply can still interrupt the connected equipment. Keep Power Status Visible LED status indication and over-current protection support local power checks. Monitor the switch and its power sources as part of normal maintenance; external redundancy is one part of availability planning. Compatible Models DGS-3000-10TC, DGS-3120-24TC, DGS-3120-24SC and DWS-3160-24TC, subject to the exact supported hardware revision. DGS-3000 connections require the separately supplied DPS-CB150-2PS cable. The compatible DPS-800 two-slot chassis is separate. Summary Use DPS-200A when a supported switch requires a matching redundant power supply. Exact host, revision, cable and AC-source checks keep the additional power path aligned with the installed equipment. Frequently Asked Questions Which Switches Are Compatible? ExpandCollapseThe documented list includes DGS-3000-10TC, DGS-3120-24TC, DGS-3120-24SC and DWS-3160-24TC. Confirm the exact switch and power-supply hardware revision before fulfilment. Do not assume every DGS-3000 model uses this 60W supply. Do I Need a Separate RPS Cable? ExpandCollapseFor DGS-3000 connections, the manufacturer requires the separately supplied DPS-CB150-2PS cable. Check the cable revision and exact host. Confirm all required connection parts before installation. Does This Work During a Mains Power Cut? ExpandCollapseThis unit is not a battery UPS. It needs a working AC supply. It supports redundancy for a compatible switch power arrangement; battery runtime requires a suitable UPS purchased separately. Is the Rack Chassis Included? ExpandCollapseNo. The DPS-800 two-slot chassis is separate. The power supply can also be used in an approved standalone arrangement. Can the Supply Be Hot-Swapped? ExpandCollapseThe manufacturer documents hot-swappable operation when installed in the compatible chassis. Follow the service instructions and ensure the complete power arrangement can maintain the load before removing a module. What Should I Check Before Ordering? ExpandCollapseProvide the exact switch model, hardware revision, existing power-supply details and RPS cable information. The supplied revision and connection requirements are confirmed before fulfilment.
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D-Link DPS-200A Redundant Power Supply
Description
A Second Power Path for a Compatible Switch
Add an external redundant power path to a supported D-Link managed switch. The DPS-200A is a 60 W modular redundant power supply that can support the switch when its internal supply fails, provided the compatible switch, cable and power arrangement are correctly installed.
It is a redundant power supply, rather than a battery UPS. It requires an AC source and does not provide battery runtime during a complete mains outage. Match the switch hardware revision and required RPS cable before fulfilment.
Highlights
Redundant Power Support
- 60 W external modular redundant power supply
- Standalone or compatible DPS-800 chassis installation
- Exact switch revision and RPS cable checks before fulfilment
Key Features
Support the Switch Power Supply
The external RPS supports an eligible switch if its built-in power supply fails. Plan the RPS connection and power source as part of the complete installation, rather than assuming any switch with a similar connector is compatible.
Match the Named Compatible Equipment
The documented supported products include DGS-3000-10TC, DGS-3120-24TC, DGS-3120-24SC and DWS-3160-24TC. Check the exact switch and power-supply revision before ordering. The wider DGS-3000 range has model-specific RPS requirements.
Select the Correct Connection Cable
DGS-3000 connections require the separate DPS-CB150-2PS cable according to the manufacturer. Confirm the required cable and its revision before installation. A cable bundled with one package does not establish compatibility with every host.
Choose Standalone or Chassis Installation
The solid-metal unit can be deployed separately or in the compatible DPS-800 two-slot chassis. The chassis is separate and does not create battery backup. Use the mounting and electrical arrangement specified for the installation.
Service the Supported Chassis Arrangement
The manufacturer documents hot-swappable operation when installed in the compatible chassis. Follow the hardware service instructions and check the complete power path before maintenance. Removing the only working supply can still interrupt the connected equipment.
Keep Power Status Visible
LED status indication and over-current protection support local power checks. Monitor the switch and its power sources as part of normal maintenance; external redundancy is one part of availability planning.
Compatible Models
DGS-3000-10TC, DGS-3120-24TC, DGS-3120-24SC and DWS-3160-24TC, subject to the exact supported hardware revision. DGS-3000 connections require the separately supplied DPS-CB150-2PS cable. The compatible DPS-800 two-slot chassis is separate.
Summary
Use DPS-200A when a supported switch requires a matching redundant power supply. Exact host, revision, cable and AC-source checks keep the additional power path aligned with the installed equipment.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which Switches Are Compatible?
The documented list includes DGS-3000-10TC, DGS-3120-24TC, DGS-3120-24SC and DWS-3160-24TC. Confirm the exact switch and power-supply hardware revision before fulfilment. Do not assume every DGS-3000 model uses this 60W supply.
Do I Need a Separate RPS Cable?
For DGS-3000 connections, the manufacturer requires the separately supplied DPS-CB150-2PS cable. Check the cable revision and exact host. Confirm all required connection parts before installation.
Does This Work During a Mains Power Cut?
This unit is not a battery UPS. It needs a working AC supply. It supports redundancy for a compatible switch power arrangement; battery runtime requires a suitable UPS purchased separately.
Is the Rack Chassis Included?
No. The DPS-800 two-slot chassis is separate. The power supply can also be used in an approved standalone arrangement.
Can the Supply Be Hot-Swapped?
The manufacturer documents hot-swappable operation when installed in the compatible chassis. Follow the service instructions and ensure the complete power arrangement can maintain the load before removing a module.
What Should I Check Before Ordering?
Provide the exact switch model, hardware revision, existing power-supply details and RPS cable information. The supplied revision and connection requirements are confirmed before fulfilment.
Specs
D-Link DPS-200A Redundant Power Supply
Add an external redundant power path to a supported D-Link managed switch. The DPS-200A is a 60 W modular redundant power supply that can support the switch when its internal supply fails, provided the compatible switch, cable and power arrangement are correctly installed. It is a redundant power supply, rather than a battery UPS. It requires an AC source and does not provide battery runtime during a complete mains outage. Match the switch hardware revision and required RPS cable before fulfilment.
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Power and Function | |
| Rated RPS Output | 60 W |
| AC Input | 90–264 V AC |
| Input Frequency | 47–63 Hz |
| Protection and Indication | Over-current protection; LED status indicators |
| Battery Runtime | None; this is not a battery UPS |
| Compatibility and Installation | |
| Documented Compatible Switches | DGS-3000-10TC, DGS-3120-24TC, DGS-3120-24SC and DWS-3160-24TC; verify exact revision |
| DGS-3000 Cable Requirement | Separate DPS-CB150-2PS; cable and revision confirmed before fulfilment |
| Optional Chassis | DPS-800 two-slot chassis; separate |
| Hot-Swap | When installed in the compatible chassis, following the manufacturer procedure |
| Physical and Environment | |
| Enclosure Dimensions (W × D × H) | 172 × 257 × 43 mm |
| Panel Dimensions | 196 × 52 mm |
| Device Weight | 1.51 kg |
| Operating Temperature | 0°C to 50°C |
| Storage Temperature | −45°C to 85°C |
| Operating Humidity | 10–90% RH |
| Warranty | 1 year |