Swann NVR 8-8580 / 8-8780 Genuine Replacement Power Supply 48V 1.5A 4-Pin
The Swann NVR 88580 Replacement Power Supply (48V 1.5A 4-Pin) is a genuine OEM product, designed for use with Swann’s 8-channel NVR systems, including the SWNVR-88580H, 8580, 88580, and 8780. This power supply ensures stable, reliable power delivery essential for the continuous operation of your security system, especially when it runs 24/7.
Caution: Some aftermarket power supplies sold by third parties may not meet safety standards and could pose risks, including overheating and fire hazards. These sellers often modify non-genuine power supplies by soldering connectors to make them appear compatible with Swann systems. To ensure the safety and longevity of your NVR, we strongly recommend using genuine, certified Swann power supplies like this one. Using unauthorized or modified power supplies can damage your equipment and void warranties.
Quick Check: Check your existing supply for 48V 1.5A and a 4 Pin Connector.
Key Features:
- 48V 1.5A Output: Delivers the precise voltage and current needed to power your NVR unit safely and efficiently.
- 4-Pin Connector: Ensures a stable connection with the NVR system, maintaining a secure power supply.
- 240V IEC Cable Included: Comes with a standard power cable for easy installation.
- Compatibility: Works with Swann 8-channel NVR systems such as SWNVR-88580H, 8580, and 88580.
- Designed for 8-Channel Systems: For 16-channel systems, see our other listing for the 48V 3.75A 4-pin power supply.
Compatible NVR Models:
- NVR8-8580
- NVR8-8780
- SWNVR-88580H
- SWNVR-8580
- Please note: the model number may be written in many different formats, you are looking specifically for 8580 or 8780 in the code - also check the original supply and 4 pin connector
Common Model References:
- FJ-SW20254801500
- CS-4801500
Common Power Supply Issues:
If you’re experiencing problems with your NVR, the power supply is often a culprit. Here are common signs of a faulty or failing power supply:
- No Power to the NVR: If your NVR doesn't turn on and the lights are off, your power supply may be dead.
- NVR Stuck on the Splash Screen: If the NVR gets stuck at the initial startup screen but doesn’t fully boot, the power supply might be delivering enough power to show the splash screen but not enough to fully power the system.
- Hard Disk Not Detected: If the NVR starts but doesn't detect the hard drive, it’s possible the power supply is not providing sufficient power to start up the hard drive. This is common when the power supply is weak or failing but still partially functional.
- LED on Power Supply is On, But the NVR Isn’t Working: Even if the LED on the power supply is lit, it may not be delivering enough power to the NVR. This happens when the power supply is partially failing, providing just enough power for the LED but not enough for the full system.
How to Handle Power Supply Issues:
Even without tools like a multimeter, you can troubleshoot power supply issues by following these steps:
- Check the Power Outlet: Ensure the outlet is working by plugging the power supply directly into another outlet.
- Try a Different Power Supply: If you have access to a compatible power supply, try swapping it out to see if the NVR powers on.
- Inspect for Physical Damage: Check the power cables and connectors for any visible damage that may be causing interruptions in power.
How to Replace the Power Supply:
- Turn off and unplug your NVR system.
- Disconnect the old power supply by removing the 4-pin connector from the NVR and the IEC cable from the wall outlet.
- Connect the new 4-pin connector to the NVR and plug the IEC cable into the power source.
- Turn the system back on and ensure proper functionality.
Protect Your Investment:
Swann NVR systems are vital for securing your property and keeping your footage stored reliably. A failing power supply can put your entire system at risk. By using this genuine Swann replacement power supply, you ensure your NVR receives the right voltage and current, protecting it from potential damage caused by an incompatible or faulty adapter. If you are using a 16-channel system, be sure to check our listing for the 48V 3.75A 4-pin power supply designed for 16-channel systems.
