Key Features
5V DC output with 3A current for stable local power delivery.
Compatible with Polycom VVX 150, 250, 350, 450 and CCX 400 IP phones.
Compatible with Avaya 1603, 1603SW, 1608, 1608-I, 1616 and 1616-I IP phones.
Supports Avaya J139, J159, J169, J179 and newer J129 phones.
Useful for non-PoE installations or as a backup power source for desk phones.
Designed for VoIP phone environments that require 5V local power.
Replacement adapter for Polycom and Avaya phone fleets.
Suitable for office, call center and enterprise telephony deployments.
Helps power phones with expansion module requirements where local power is needed.
Generic replacement format for flexible procurement and inventory stocking.
Benefits
- Keeps compatible Polycom and Avaya phones powered when PoE is not available, helping maintain uninterrupted communications.
- Simplifies procurement by covering multiple phone families with one adapter class.
- Helps restore service quickly when the original adapter is lost, damaged, or unavailable.
- Supports stable local power for desk phones, reducing dependence on network-side power delivery.
- Makes it easier to standardize replacement power supplies across mixed Polycom and Avaya environments.
- Provides a practical option for remote offices, home offices and deployments where PoE switches are not installed.
- Helps maintain uptime for business voice systems and supports reliable daily phone operation.
- Offers a cost-effective spare-parts solution for IT and telecom support teams.
| Manufacturer | Generic |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer Part Number | PWR-5V-3A-GEN |
| Product Name | Generic Polycom and Avaya 5V 3A Power Supply Adapter |
| Product Type | Power Adapter |
| Color | Black |
| Output Voltage | 5V DC |
| Output Current | 3A |
| Output Power | 15W |
| Output Polarity | Center-positive |
| Input Voltage | 100–240V AC |
| Input Frequency | 50/60Hz |
| Input Current | 0.6A |
| Plug Type | North American AC plug / US plug |
| Localization | English / United States |
| Compatibility | Polycom VVX 150, 250, 350, 450, CCX 400 IP phones |
| Avaya Compatibility | Avaya 1603, 1603SW, 1608, 1608-I, 1616, 1616-I IP phones |
| Avaya J-Series Compatibility | J129 (newer revision 700514813), J139, J159, J169, J179 |
| Avaya Revision Note | Older J129 revision 700513638 is not compatible |
| Use Case | Local power for IP phones when PoE is unavailable |
| Phone Power Role | Replacement/auxiliary DC power supply |
| Device Interface | DC barrel-style input (phone-side power input) |
| Form Factor | Desktop AC adapter |
| Intended Environment | Office, call center, and enterprise VoIP deployments |
| Equivalent / Reference Part Numbers | Poly 2200-48872-001, Avaya 700512377, HP 89T06AA#ABA |
Frequently Asked Questions
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What is the output rating of this power adapter?
Is this an original Poly or Avaya adapter?
Is it compatible with the Poly VVX 150?
Can it power a Poly VVX 250?
Does it work with the Poly VVX 350?
Can it be used with the Poly VVX 450?
Is the adapter compatible with the Poly CCX 400?
Does the Poly CCX 400 also support PoE?
Can it power an Avaya 1603 or 1603SW?
Is it compatible with the Avaya 1608 and 1608-I?
Can it be used with an Avaya 1616 or 1616-I?
Does it support the Avaya J139?
Can it power an Avaya J159, J169, or J179?
Is the adapter compatible with the newer Avaya J129?
Is 3A too much for a phone that requires less current?
Can a 12V adapter be substituted?
Is the adapter needed when the phone receives PoE?
Can PoE and local power be used at the same time?
How should compatibility be checked?
When should the adapter be replaced?
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