MikroTik MT48-480095-11DG in Dubai, UAE
A compact 48 V, 0.95 A power supply intended for long Ethernet cable runs and MikroTik GPEN deployments. The right purchase depends on more than voltage alone: the receiving equipment, power method, connector, cable loss, repeater count and total load must all be checked together.
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Direct answer for buyers
The MikroTik MT48-480095-11DG is a 48-volt, 0.95-amp external power supply sold as a networking accessory. MikroTik identifies it for long Ethernet cable runs and its GPEN concept, including designs that use multiple compatible GPeR repeaters. It may suit network integrators, internet service providers, managed buildings, campus networks and organisations extending Ethernet beyond a simple room-to-room link. Before proceeding, confirm that every powered device supports the required voltage and PoE arrangement, that the connector and polarity match, and that the total load remains within the available power after cable and repeater losses. Quantity, regional availability and project timing should also be checked before a purchase order is raised.
What this power supply does
Its job is straightforward: convert AC mains power into a 48 V DC output rated at up to 0.95 A for suitable networking equipment. In a compatible design, the higher DC voltage can be useful where power must travel over a comparatively long copper Ethernet route. Voltage drop occurs as current travels through cable, connectors and intermediate equipment; starting with an appropriate voltage and power budget can help the receiving equipment remain within its supported input range.
The accessory does not extend Ethernet data by itself. A complete long-run solution may also require injectors, repeaters, enclosures, surge protection, suitable cable, grounding and correctly selected endpoint equipment.
Who should consider it
The product is most relevant when the network design already specifies a compatible 48 V MikroTik power arrangement or when a GPEN-style topology is being evaluated. It may be considered by system integrators, wireless internet service providers, property developers, hospitality operators, schools, warehouses, CCTV and access-network planners, and businesses connecting devices across larger sites.
It is not a universal replacement adapter. Buyers looking for a spare power supply should compare the exact original model, voltage, current capacity, connector dimensions, polarity and device documentation before substitution.
Business challenges this accessory can help address
Power over extended copper routes
A remote network point may be too far from a convenient local socket. A planned DC-over-Ethernet design can centralise power, but cable loss and load calculations must be completed first.
Multiple repeater segments
Where several compatible GPeR units are used, the source must provide enough voltage and current for the entire chain. The maximum practical design depends on cable quality, distance and endpoint consumption.
Simpler field infrastructure
A carefully designed Ethernet-based access link can be easier for some teams to install and maintain than unfamiliar optical equipment, although copper distance, lightning exposure and grounding risks must be managed.
Replacement and spares planning
Keeping the exact approved adapter model in a documented bill of materials can reduce uncertainty during maintenance. A spare should be stored and labelled according to site procedures.
Capability band: what buyers are really selecting
A defined DC source
48 V at up to 0.95 A, giving a calculated maximum output of 45.6 W before real-world system losses.
A GPEN design component
Part of a broader MikroTik concept that uses Ethernet equipment to build access links. Other components must be selected separately.
A compatibility decision
The adapter is suitable only where voltage, current, connector, polarity and power-delivery method match the intended equipment.
A procurement item
The exact product code should appear on quotations and purchase orders to avoid confusion with other 48 V MikroTik power supplies.
Product-fit decision matrix
| Requirement | Suitable when | Confirm before ordering |
|---|---|---|
| Long Ethernet power route | A compatible MikroTik design calls for a 48 V source and cable loss has been calculated. | Total cable length, conductor quality, voltage at the endpoint and current demand. |
| GPEN or GPeR chain | The topology follows MikroTik guidance and all active devices are included in the power budget. | Number of repeaters, segment lengths, endpoint model and environmental protection. |
| Replacement power adapter | The original equipment documentation lists this exact model or confirms identical electrical requirements. | Connector size, centre polarity, input mains plug and device warranty implications. |
| General 48 V equipment | Only after the equipment manufacturer confirms full compatibility. | Do not rely on voltage alone; verify current, polarity, PoE mode and connector. |
| Outdoor infrastructure | The power unit remains in a suitable protected location and the field cabling has correct surge protection. | Enclosure rating, earthing, surge devices, temperature and local electrical practices. |
Verified product information
| Brand | MikroTik |
|---|---|
| Product code | MT48-480095-11DG |
| Product type | External networking power supply |
| DC output voltage | 48 V |
| Rated output current | 0.95 A |
| Calculated maximum output | 45.6 W, calculated from 48 V × 0.95 A |
| Intended application | Long Ethernet cable runs and compatible MikroTik GPEN deployments |
| Related products named by MikroTik | GPeR, GPEN11, GPEN21, netPower 15FR, netPower Lite 7R and GPeR IP67 Case; compatibility remains design dependent. |
| Included components | Contact FourTeck to confirm the current package contents and regional mains lead or plug arrangement. |
| Warranty guidance | Confirm applicable warranty terms at quotation stage; terms can depend on seller, region and vendor policy. |
| UAE availability | Contact FourTeck for current options, quantity confirmation and lead-time guidance. |
The manufacturer’s public product page confirms the product code, 48 V output, 0.95 A rating and its use for long Ethernet runs within the GPEN concept. Other electrical, mechanical and packaging details should be confirmed from the current safety documentation, product label and quotation before deployment.
Compatibility and dependency notice
A 48 V label does not prove compatibility. A device can require a different current capacity, connector, centre polarity, active PoE standard, passive PoE pinout or permitted input range. Connecting an unsuitable power source can prevent operation or damage equipment. The complete load must also stay below the available current after accounting for cable resistance and any intermediate devices.
For a GPeR chain, use the current MikroTik planning guidance and confirm the endpoint consumption, repeater count and segment lengths. Outdoor cable routes should be reviewed for surge exposure, grounding, enclosure protection and local electrical requirements. These design items are separate from the purchase of the power supply itself.
A practical purchase and deployment journey
Identify the exact network topology
Document the source location, each Ethernet segment, every repeater, the endpoint device and any PoE injector or surge protector. A simple drawing helps prevent missing components.
Calculate the power requirement
Add the maximum consumption of all powered devices and account for cable loss. Avoid designing to the absolute limit; engineering margin may be necessary depending on the equipment and environment.
Validate electrical and mechanical fit
Check input-voltage ranges, passive or active PoE behaviour, connector dimensions, polarity, cable pinout and the local AC plug arrangement. Confirm whether a separate mains lead is required.
Prepare the bill of materials
List the MT48-480095-11DG by exact code, the required quantity, GPeR or GPEN components, enclosures, patch leads, outdoor cable, surge protection, grounding materials and installation services.
Test before production use
Measure the voltage at the remote device under load, verify stable Ethernet operation and inspect connectors for heat or looseness. Record the final design for maintenance teams.
Power headroom and cable loss
The nominal 45.6 W figure is the mathematical product of the rated voltage and current. It should not be treated as guaranteed usable power at a remote endpoint. Copper resistance causes voltage drop, and every connector or repeater introduces additional electrical considerations. Cable conductor size, material, length and temperature can change the result.
For this reason, a network designer should evaluate the load at the far end, not only the rating printed on the adapter. Where several devices share the same source, their combined maximum consumption matters. A design that appears acceptable at idle may become unstable during peak radio transmit power, cold start, port activation or other high-load conditions.
GPEN and repeater planning
MikroTik’s GPEN concept uses familiar Ethernet components to create access links, while products such as GPeR can regenerate Gigabit Ethernet and pass compatible power onward. The MT48-480095-11DG is one part of that arrangement rather than a complete solution.
The number of repeaters that can be used is not a single universal figure. It depends on the power source, endpoint consumption, cable segment lengths, cable quality and environmental conditions. Buyers should work from the current MikroTik planning table and then confirm their specific topology. A laboratory test using the planned cable type and endpoint equipment is sensible for critical installations.
Operational control and maintenance
A power adapter is easy to overlook in network documentation, yet it can become a single point of interruption. Record its model, output rating, plug type, connected load and installation location. Label the cable so technicians do not substitute a visually similar adapter during a service visit.
For managed sites, consider whether the power source should be protected by a UPS, monitored through a switched outlet or kept in a locked communications room. Spare units should be stored in a dry environment and periodically checked against the approved bill of materials. These practices support faster fault isolation without making unsupported assumptions about the original failure.
Ideal business environments and use cases
Property access networks
Multi-building or multi-floor sites may use structured Ethernet links where local power is difficult to provide. The entire route still requires engineering review.
Wireless service infrastructure
Internet service providers can consider it for compatible field links, especially where centralised power and repeaters are part of a standard deployment design.
Campus and warehouse links
Large compounds may need connectivity between remote points. Cable route, surge exposure and endpoint requirements should be assessed before choosing copper instead of fibre.
Documented replacement stock
Organisations already using this exact adapter can maintain controlled spares, subject to confirming the current revision and package supplied.
Integration and operational considerations
The MT48-480095-11DG should be reviewed as part of the physical network layer. It does not provide routing, switching, monitoring or surge protection. Those functions depend on the connected MikroTik devices and additional infrastructure. When a long copper route leaves a building or travels through exposed areas, the project team should assess whether fibre would provide better electrical isolation. If copper is retained, appropriate surge-protection and grounding arrangements become important.
Power continuity is another consideration. A centrally powered remote link can be backed up from one UPS, which may simplify resilience. At the same time, one failed adapter can affect every downstream component. Critical projects may therefore require a spare, a monitored power outlet, a tested recovery process or a redundant network path. The correct response depends on the business impact of an outage.
Cable selection deserves equal attention. Copper-clad aluminium cable can have materially different resistance from solid copper and may not be suitable for demanding power delivery. Connector quality, termination workmanship and patch-panel transitions also affect voltage drop. For long runs, use approved cable, maintain bend radius and separation requirements, test the link, and document measured values under load.
Questions to resolve before requesting a quote
Provide the full model code and hardware revision where known.
Include patch leads and intermediate connections, not only the installed horizontal cable.
List repeaters, injectors and the endpoint so the full load can be reviewed.
Outdoor exposure can change enclosure, surge, grounding and cable requirements.
Confirm the destination market and whether a regional mains lead is included or separate.
State whether the quotation should cover only supply or also design review, cabling, testing and documentation.
Procurement checklist
☐ Exact product code: MT48-480095-11DG
☐ Required quantity and spare quantity
☐ Receiving-device model and revision
☐ Voltage range, current demand and polarity
☐ Connector size and PoE method
☐ Cable type and end-to-end distance
☐ Number of GPeR or other powered units
☐ Outdoor enclosure and surge-protection needs
☐ UAE or destination plug requirements
☐ UPS or resilience requirement
☐ Installation, testing and documentation scope
☐ Current availability and vendor lead time
☐ Warranty terms on the seller quotation
How FourTeck can assist
FourTeck can help turn a model request into a usable procurement specification. For this power supply, that may include checking the exact product code, reviewing the intended endpoint, discussing cable distances and repeater count, and identifying related MikroTik accessories that belong in the bill of materials. Where the requirement is part of a larger network, the discussion can also cover switching, routing, wireless links, surge protection, enclosures, UPS planning and installation scope.
The quotation process is clearer when the buyer provides a topology drawing, device list, quantities, project location and expected schedule. FourTeck can then coordinate current availability guidance and separate the hardware supply from optional services such as design review, configuration, cabling, testing or handover documentation. Visit the FourTeck networking product catalogue, review available technology services, or contact the Dubai team with your requirement.
UAE availability and support guidance
Contact FourTeck to confirm current UAE availability for the MikroTik MT48-480095-11DG. Supply can depend on requested quantity, regional stock position, product revision, vendor lead time and the required mains plug or cable arrangement. A quotation should identify the exact model code so it is not confused with other MikroTik 48 V adapters that have different current ratings.
For projects in Dubai, Abu Dhabi, Sharjah and Ajman, FourTeck can discuss delivery coordination after the hardware list and destination are confirmed. Installation or configuration services are not automatically included with an accessory quotation; where required, the scope should state the network topology, cable route, testing method, documentation and site-access requirements. Buyers should also confirm warranty terms, return conditions and any project-specific acceptance criteria before issuing a purchase order.
GCC Availability
FourTeck can assist organisations planning MikroTik power and Ethernet infrastructure across GCC markets, including the United Arab Emirates, Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, Qatar, Bahrain and Oman. Support can begin with a requirement review covering the exact adapter model, receiving equipment, quantity, cable distances, repeater topology and any installation or testing needs. From there, quotation and delivery planning can be coordinated for the destination country. Product availability, regional plug configuration, shipping schedule, service visits and vendor lead times can vary by country, quantity and project scope. Buyers should provide the deployment location, required date, device list and power design rather than requesting a generic 48 V adapter. For Kuwait-related projects, the FourTeck Kuwait resource may also help start a regional discussion. No local-stock or fixed-delivery assumption should be made until the exact requirement has been reviewed.
Africa Availability
For projects in Africa, FourTeck can help businesses and integrators evaluate whether the MikroTik MT48-480095-11DG belongs in the intended network design and what other components may be required. The review can include endpoint compatibility, cable type, power budget, repeaters, outdoor protection, quantity, spares and implementation scope. Fulfilment conditions may differ across East Africa, West Africa, Central Africa and Southern Africa because of destination, shipping arrangements, product availability, local power requirements and vendor lead time. Buyers should share the destination country, exact product code, quantity, required schedule and any installation or support expectations. Regional enquiries can also begin through FourTeck Africa, FourTeck Kenya or FourTeck Uganda. Availability and onsite coverage must be confirmed for each project rather than assumed.
Related products and service options
MikroTik GPeR
A Gigabit passive Ethernet repeater used in compatible long-run designs. Confirm the number of units and power budget.
GPeR IP67 Case
An enclosure option associated with GPeR deployments. Suitability depends on the complete outdoor installation design.
MikroTik GPEN11
A wall-mountable power injector used within the GPEN concept. Confirm connection method and topology.
Surge and grounding review
Recommended for exposed copper routes. The correct devices and installation method depend on site conditions.
Installation and testing
Optional support can cover cable-route review, termination, power measurements, link testing and documentation.
Why businesses contact FourTeck
The value of the discussion is practical clarification. Buyers may know the MikroTik model they want but still need to confirm whether it suits the endpoint, how many units are required, which accessories belong in the same order and whether the project needs installation support. FourTeck can help organise these questions into a quotation-ready requirement.
For larger deployments, FourTeck can also discuss a wider bill of materials covering routers, switches, wireless products, racks, cabling, UPS systems and security infrastructure. The purpose is not to replace manufacturer design guidance, but to reduce avoidable procurement errors and make responsibilities clear before supply. Learn more about FourTeck’s business technology approach or send the project details through the contact page.
Frequently asked questions
What is the MikroTik MT48-480095-11DG?
It is a 48 V, 0.95 A external power supply intended for long Ethernet cable runs and compatible MikroTik GPEN applications.
How much power can it provide?
The rated figures calculate to 45.6 W at the power-supply output. Usable power at a remote endpoint will be lower because of cable and equipment losses.
Can it power any 48 V network device?
No. Voltage alone is insufficient. Current capacity, connector, polarity, passive or active PoE method and the device’s permitted input range must all match.
Is it suitable for several GPeR repeaters?
MikroTik identifies it for long runs and multiple GPeR units, but the permitted design depends on segment lengths, cable quality, endpoint consumption and the current manufacturer planning guidance.
Does the power supply extend Ethernet data?
No. It provides power. Data extension requires compatible Ethernet equipment such as GPeR repeaters and a correctly designed topology.
Can it be installed outdoors?
Do not assume the adapter itself is outdoor rated. Place it in a suitable protected location and assess enclosures, surge protection, grounding and temperature for the complete installation.
What information is needed for a quotation?
Provide the exact model code, quantity, endpoint models, cable lengths, repeater count, destination, required date and whether installation or testing support is needed.
Is the MT48-480095-11DG available in Dubai?
Contact FourTeck to confirm current UAE availability, quantity and vendor lead time. Availability should not be assumed until the quotation is issued.
Are warranty terms included automatically?
Warranty conditions can depend on the supplier, region and current vendor policy. Confirm the applicable terms in the written quotation.
Confirm the power design before ordering
Send FourTeck the device models, cable distances, repeater count, quantity and delivery location. The team can help review the requirement and prepare a suitable quotation for the MikroTik MT48-480095-11DG and related components.
