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‎08-07-2016 05:16 AM

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Hi,

 

We recently got some equipment from a subsidiary company including a Voicesation 500 set (unsure of age), the wall module gets warm to touch (maybe 80 - 90 fahrenheit). I'm locating in Singapore and the module takes in a 240/220v

 

Can anyone advise if this is normal for the adaptor? The adpator for the other electronics do not run as warm so I wanted some assurance if this is normal for a polycom adaptor?

 

Other than that the voicesation works fine.

 

Thanks

Mercuryz

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