1000BASE-T x 24+1000BASE-T x 4/1000

Product Overview

AI-generated summary

At £401.03 ex‑VAT, this feels like one of those “you’re really paying for the reliability of the platform” purchases rather than a flashy upgrade. Power supplies for switches/stacking gear are usually not something you spec for performance—your goal is uptime and correct compatibility—so the value lives or dies on fit-for-purpose. If you’re running Allied Telesis switching in the same ecosystem, buying a spare (or replacing a failing unit) is absolutely sensible because a power supply failure can bring down more ports than most people realise.

I’d recommend this for: UK SMB/enterprise IT teams who already run Allied Telesis infrastructure, want a like‑for‑like replacement, or are building a spares strategy to reduce downtime. I’d be cautious (or skip) if you’re not sure it’s the exact model/variant intended for your specific Allied Telesis chassis—power supply compatibility is one of those areas where “close enough” can turn into hours of troubleshooting. Also, if the “power supply” is for a device that isn’t critical, you may get better value by scheduling replacement proactively during a maintenance window rather than paying for urgency. If you tell me the exact switch model it’s meant for, I can give a sharper “yes/no” on whether this is a good buy.