Product Overview
Fluke Networks SDA5515 OPV Supply: the 15V Brick That Feeds an OptiView Bench
Condition
Used. The case is in good cosmetic shape and shows normal wear including scuffs, scratches, and minor blemishes. A nick in the cord has been securely covered with electrical tape; that taped section is visible in the photos on the cord near the adapter body. The unit has been inspected and is fully functional. What you see in the photos is what ships: the adapter itself, the attached DC output cord with its molded ferrite bead and barrel plug, and the detachable AC line cord with a North American two-blade plug. Stock is one, so this is the individual piece photographed.
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Product Overview
The SDA5515 is the external AC adapter Fluke Networks shipped with its OptiView line, and the case says so plainly: FLUKE networks OPV SUPPLY is printed in white on the top face, above a small green indicator lens. The label on the underside carries model SDA5515 with the secondary number 901.0002, an input rating of 120-240V AC at 50/60Hz, 1.5A, and an output rating of 15V DC at 3.3A. Note that figure: the label reads 3.3A, not the 3.5A this listing previously carried, and we have drafted to the marking on the part. The label also shows the square-in-square Class II double-insulated symbol, an indoor-use house symbol, a barrel polarity symbol that reads as center positive, and agency marks for UL and cUL as a listed ITE power supply under file E184735, plus CE, GS and FCC. Made in China per the label. The DC output cord is captive to the brick and ends in a coaxial barrel plug; the AC line cord is a separate piece and is included.
Key Features
- Model SDA5515, secondary number 901.0002 on the label
- Input: 120-240V AC, 50/60Hz, 1.5A, per the label
- Output: 15V DC, 3.3A, per the label
- Case printed FLUKE networks OPV SUPPLY, with a green indicator lens on the top face
- Captive DC output cord with molded ferrite bead, terminating in a coaxial barrel plug
- Detachable AC line cord included, molded North American two-blade plug
- Class II double-insulated symbol and indoor-use symbol on the label
- UL and cUL listed ITE power supply, file E184735; CE, GS and FCC marks present
- Inspected and functional; barrel plug outside diameter and inside pin size are not confirmed - verify against the datasheet before use
Applications
- A field technician who inherited an OptiView analyzer with no power supply and needs the matching brick to get the kit back on a job site
- A network shop keeping a second SDA5515 in the truck so a dead adapter never grounds the tester for a week
- A bench that needs a regulated 15V source at a few amps on a barrel plug for a test fixture or a small instrument
- A buyer matching a Fluke Networks accessory by number, cross-checking SDA5515 and 901.0002 against the original bill of materials
Frequently Asked Questions
Is the output 3.3A or 3.5A?
The label on this unit reads OUTPUT 15V, 3.3A, and you can read it yourself in the photos. Earlier copy for this listing said 3.5A. We draft to the marking on the part, so the corrected figure is 3.3A.
What is the input voltage range?
The label reads INPUT 120-240V, 50/60Hz, 1.5A. The AC line cord in the photos is a North American two-blade cord; if you are running this outside North America you supply your own mains cord.
What is the tape on the cord?
A cosmetic nick in the cord jacket was securely covered with electrical tape before the unit was photographed. It is visible in the photos. The unit was inspected and is functional as described.
Will it power my OptiView?
The case is marked OPV SUPPLY and the model is SDA5515, which is what the OptiView platform used. We have not bench-mated it to a specific analyzer model here, and we have not measured the barrel plug dimensions. Match the model number, the 15V rating and the connector against your unit's documentation before you plug it in.
Why buy a used adapter instead of a new generic one?
Because you are not buying a mystery. This is one specific brick, photographed from four angles, with its own label legible in the frame: SDA5515, 15V, 3.3A, UL file E184735. You can see the taped nick in the cord and you can see the connector before you spend anything. It is sold used with normal wear including scuffs, scratches, and minor blemishes, and four angles are not a survey of every surface, but you know what the part is and what it is rated for, which is more than a no-name replacement with a printed spec sheet and no history gives you. Shipping is a flat $8, free once your order passes $28, and orders leave our Idaho warehouse the same or next business day.
OPV SUPPLY is stenciled on the case because Fluke Networks expected this brick to live under a bench beside an analyzer, not in a drawer with the other black rectangles. If you have the tester and everything except the power, this is the piece that ends the standoff.
