Axis 03479-001 External Power Supply for the 2N Clip 2wire-IP
When deploying 2N Clip 2wire-IP intercom systems in environments where PoE infrastructure isn't available or practical, the Axis 03479-001 external power supply delivers dedicated power without requiring network switch upgrades or injector boxes. This purpose-built adapter ensures reliable operation for door entry installations where existing two-wire cabling or legacy infrastructure needs to support modern IP intercoms without complete rewiring.
Key Features
- Purpose-designed external power supply specifically engineered for 2N Clip 2wire-IP intercom compatibility
- Eliminates dependency on PoE switches or injectors for installations using existing two-wire infrastructure
- Enables deployment in locations where network equipment lacks sufficient PoE budget or placement constraints prevent injector use
- Supports reliable power delivery for full intercom functionality including video streaming and audio communication
- Simplifies retrofit installations where preserving existing cabling eliminates costly infrastructure replacement
- Compact form factor allows discreet mounting near intercom location or in equipment closets
The 03479-001 solves a common deployment challenge when integrating IP intercoms into buildings with legacy two-wire door entry systems. Rather than pulling new Cat6 to every entry point or installing midspan injectors, this dedicated supply lets you leverage existing cable runs while powering the Clip unit locally. This approach proves especially valuable in historic buildings, occupied tenant spaces, or retrofits where minimizing construction impact determines project feasibility. The power supply maintains full intercom functionality including HD video, two-way audio, and SIP integration without compromising performance compared to PoE deployments.
For integrators managing access control projects across mixed infrastructure environments, keeping the 03479-001 in your deployment kit reduces site dependencies and accelerates installation timelines. It provides flexibility when survey reveals inadequate PoE capacity or when mid-project scope changes require intercom placement beyond practical network cable runs. The dedicated power approach also isolates intercom power from network infrastructure, which can simplify troubleshooting and reduce service calls in environments where network management falls outside security system support scope.
