Who is this product best for?
- Home and small office routing
- Business internet edge routing
- ISP customer or branch deployments
Works with compatible MikroTik RouterOS networks and standard Ethernet networking equipment. Confirm port, power and mounting requirements before purchase.
Check the product label or manufacturer datasheet for exact input voltage, PoE support and power adapter requirements.

The MikroTik G1394-0350WNA is a 350W hot-swap power supply designed specifically for the MikroTik CRS804 DDQ switch. It provides 12V DC at up to 27.5A and serves as a direct replacement for the standard AC power modules supplied with the CRS804.
Its hot-swappable design allows a failed PSU to be removed and replaced while the switch continues running from its second power supply. This makes the G1394-0350WNA especially valuable in data centres, AI clusters, enterprise racks, laboratories, storage networks and ISP backbone infrastructure where shutting down a 400G switch for PSU maintenance would be disruptive.
MikroTik currently lists the G1394-0350WNA at an official suggested price of US$119. In Kenya, Senetic recently listed it at approximately KSh 13,983.74 net / KSh 16,221.14 gross, although the unit was shown as out of stock when indexed.
The official MikroTik product page confirms the 12V DC, 27.5A, 350W rating, CRS804 DDQ compatibility, US$119 suggested price and an MTBF of approximately 200,000 hours at 25°C. (MikroTik)
What Is MikroTik G1394-0350WNA?The G1394-0350WNA is a removable high-capacity PSU module designed for the MikroTik CRS804-4DDQ-hRM, a compact high-speed switch supporting up to 400G interfaces through QSFP-DD ports. (MikroTik)
The CRS804 comes with two G1394-0350WNA hot-swap AC power supplies, giving the switch built-in PSU redundancy. (MikroTik Help)
A typical configuration is:
AC mains → G1394 PSU 1 + G1394 PSU 2 → CRS804 DDQ
If one supply develops a fault:
PSU 2 keeps CRS804 running → failed PSU removed → replacement G1394 installed
This arrangement allows the administrator to restore full redundancy without shutting down network traffic.
Key Features of MikroTik G1394-0350WNAThe G1394-0350WNA is rated at 350W, making it considerably more powerful than many smaller MikroTik replacement PSUs. (MikroTik)
Its 350W capacity is designed around the requirements of the CRS804 DDQ platform rather than general-purpose MikroTik routers.
The PSU provides 12V DC at up to 27.5A. (MikroTik)
The nominal electrical calculation is:
12V × 27.5A = 330W
However, MikroTik officially classifies and publishes the module as a 350W PSU, so buyers should use the manufacturer's 350W specification rather than deriving compatibility solely from voltage-and-current arithmetic. (MikroTik)
One of the most important features is the ability to replace the PSU while the CRS804 remains operational.
MikroTik states that the module can be installed or replaced while the switch is running, allowing operators to restore power redundancy without shutting down the device. (MikroTik)
MikroTik G1394-0350WNA CompatibilityDevice / ApplicationCompatibilityCRS804 DDQOfficially supportedCRS804-4DDQ-hRMExact supported switch platformDual-redundant PSU operationYesData-centre 400G switchingExcellent applicationAI cluster networkingSuitableEnterprise aggregationSuitableStorage networksSuitableISP backbone switchingSuitableCRS812 DDQNot the specified PSUCRS418 seriesNot compatibleStandard home MikroTik routersNot intendedGeneric 12V equipmentNot recommendedMikroTik lists the CRS804 DDQ as the related product for the G1394-0350WNA, while the CRS804 hardware documentation states that the switch ships with two G1394-0350WNA hot-swap IEC AC power supplies. (MikroTik)
4. Designed Specifically for CRS804 DDQThe G1394-0350WNA was introduced alongside the CRS804 DDQ as its standard AC hot-swap PSU.
The CRS804 combines four high-speed QSFP-DD interfaces supporting speeds up to 400G per interface with redundant hot-swap power and cooling. (MikroTik)
For such a high-throughput switch, maintaining power redundancy is particularly important because a single switch may be carrying enormous amounts of network traffic.
5. Dual PSU RedundancyThe CRS804 is equipped with two G1394-0350WNA power supplies. (MikroTik Help)
Using dual supplies protects the network against a single PSU failure. When one PSU stops working, the other can maintain operation while the defective module is replaced.
This is especially useful for:
Data centres
AI computing clusters
Storage networks
Enterprise core networks
ISP backbone networks
Research laboratories
High-performance computing environments
Unlike the optional telecom DC supply available for the CRS804, the G1394-0350WNA is designed for standard AC mains installations.
The CRS804 documentation specifies an AC input range of:
100–240V AC, 50/60Hz, maximum 8A. (MikroTik Help)
This makes the G1394 the normal choice where the switch is connected to conventional AC power infrastructure.
7. Alternative to CRS804 Telecom DC PSUMikroTik also offers the G1382-0350WNA, an optional -48V DC telecom-input hot-swap supply for the CRS804 DDQ. (MikroTik)
This gives network engineers a choice between:
G1394-0350WNA → standard AC power
and
G1382-0350WNA → -48V telecom DC power
The correct option therefore depends primarily on the power infrastructure available at the installation site.
8. High MTBF RatingMikroTik specifies an MTBF of approximately 200,000 hours at 25°C for the G1394-0350WNA. (MikroTik)
That is a particularly useful specification for a PSU intended for enterprise and data-centre equipment expected to operate continuously.
9. Compact Hot-Swap CartridgeThe PSU measures approximately 40 × 50.5 × 220 mm, according to current distributor specifications. (B&H Photo Video)
Its narrow cartridge design allows two power modules to fit into the compact CRS804 chassis while remaining individually removable.
10. No Software Configuration RequiredThe G1394-0350WNA is an electrical power module rather than a managed network device.
It has no:
RouterOS
SwOS
IP address
Ethernet ports
QSFP-DD ports
CPU
WinBox interface
Wireless radio
Separate configuration interface
RouterOS runs on the CRS804 switch, not on its PSU.
MikroTik G1394-0350WNA Price in KenyaSenetic Kenya recently listed the G1394-0350WNA at KSh 13,983.74 net and KSh 16,221.14 gross. The listing currently indicates that the product is out of stock, so availability should be confirmed before ordering. (senetic.co.ke)
Pricing InformationDetailsOfficial MikroTik Suggested PriceUS$119Kenya Net Price ObservedKSh 13,983.74Kenya Gross Price ObservedKSh 16,221.14Current Senetic StatusOut of stock when recently indexedProduct CodeG1394-0350WNARated Power350WOutput12V DC, 27.5ACompatible SwitchCRS804 DDQBuying RecommendationConfirm current Kenya stock and quotationBecause this is a relatively new and specialized replacement PSU for a 400G switch, Kenya availability may vary considerably. Buyers should confirm stock before depending on it for an urgent replacement.
G1394-0350WNA vs G1382-0350WNA vs G1251-0250WNAFeatureG1394-0350WNAG1382-0350WNAG1251-0250WNAMain PlatformCRS804 DDQCRS804 DDQCRS812 DDQPower Class350W350W class250WPower InputStandard AC mains-48V telecom DCAC mainsHost Output12V DC, 27.5ACRS804-specific DC conversion12V DC, 20.8AHot-SwappableYesYesYesRedundancy UseYesYesYesPrimary EnvironmentAC-powered data centresTelecom DC sitesCRS812 deploymentsOfficial Suggested PriceUS$119US$139US$79Interchangeable With G1394?—Different input architectureNoThe most important comparison is between the G1394-0350WNA and G1382-0350WNA. Both are intended for the CRS804 DDQ, but the G1394 is the standard AC-powered module, while the G1382 provides an optional -48V telecom DC input. (MikroTik)
Why Choose MikroTik G1394-0350WNA?The G1394-0350WNA is an essential spare for organizations operating mission-critical CRS804 DDQ switches. A 400G switch may connect servers, AI clusters, storage systems or network backbone links, so PSU failure should not require shutting down the entire switch.
Keeping a spare G1394-0350WNA on site allows technicians to replace a failed module quickly, restore full redundant power and maintain continuity in demanding environments. (MikroTik)
Frequently Asked Questions About MikroTik G1394-0350WNAThe G1394-0350WNA is a 350W hot-swappable power supply designed specifically for the MikroTik CRS804 DDQ switch. (MikroTik)
The official product code is G1394-0350WNA.
MikroTik rates the PSU at 350W. (MikroTik)
The official product description specifies 12V DC output. (MikroTik)
The published current rating is 27.5A. (MikroTik)
The CRS804 hardware documentation specifies 100–240V AC at 50/60Hz, up to 8A for its G1394 hot-swap supplies. (MikroTik Help)
MikroTik currently lists the G1394-0350WNA at US$119. (MikroTik)
A recent Senetic Kenya listing shows approximately KSh 13,983.74 net or KSh 16,221.14 gross. (senetic.co.ke)
The Senetic Kenya listing was showing out of stock when recently indexed. Availability may change, so current stock should be confirmed before ordering. (senetic.co.ke)
It is designed for the MikroTik CRS804 DDQ, specifically the CRS804-4DDQ-hRM platform. (MikroTik)
The CRS804 is equipped with two G1394-0350WNA hot-swap AC power supplies. (MikroTik Help)
Yes. MikroTik specifically describes it as a hot-swap power supply. (MikroTik)
It means a PSU can be removed and replaced while the CRS804 remains switched on, provided another working power supply continues to power the switch.
Normally no. MikroTik states that the G1394 module can be replaced while the switch is running. (MikroTik)
Not if the CRS804 is operating correctly from its second functioning supply. The dual-PSU architecture is specifically intended to preserve operation during a single PSU replacement.
Only when another functioning power source remains available. If both power supplies fail or are removed, the switch will lose power.
Yes. Keeping one available is particularly useful for critical CRS804 installations because it allows full PSU redundancy to be restored quickly following a failure.
Both are designed for the CRS804 DDQ, but they serve different power infrastructures. The G1394 is the standard AC mains PSU, while the G1382 is an optional -48V telecom DC-input PSU. (MikroTik)
The G1382 is officially offered as an optional CRS804 power module, but it uses a different incoming power architecture. Installation must therefore match the site's -48V DC telecom power system. (MikroTik)
No documented compatibility exists. The CRS812 DDQ uses the G1251-0250WNA replacement PSU rather than the G1394. (MikroTik)
No. The CRS418 family uses a different PSU architecture.
It should not be treated as a generic external 12V PSU. The module is specifically designed mechanically and electrically for the CRS804 DDQ.
No. RouterOS runs on the CRS804 switch. The PSU itself is an electrical power module.
No. It has no independent network-management interface.
MikroTik specifies an MTBF of approximately 200,000 hours at 25°C. (MikroTik)
Current distributor specifications list approximately 40 × 50.5 × 220 mm. (B&H Photo Video)
Yes. MikroTik specifically identifies data centres, enterprise racks and labs among the intended environments for this PSU. (MikroTik)
Yes. The CRS804 itself is positioned for high-bandwidth environments such as AI clusters, and redundant hot-swap power is particularly useful where continuous availability is important. (MikroTik)
Yes. Even though the module is hot-swappable, technicians should verify which PSU has failed and confirm that the second module is operating normally before removing anything from a live production switch.
The PSU can be sourced through specialist MikroTik networking suppliers in Kenya. When requesting a quotation, specify the complete G1394-0350WNA product code and CRS804 DDQ compatibility to avoid confusion with the G1382 telecom DC alternative.
Replacing the MikroTik G1394-0350WNABefore replacing a failed module, confirm that the second CRS804 PSU is functioning correctly and that the switch remains stable. The dual hot-swap architecture allows one module to be serviced while the other continues supplying power. (MikroTik Help)
The faulty G1394-0350WNA can then be released from its PSU bay and replaced with the new module while the CRS804 continues operating. MikroTik specifically designed the module for replacement without shutting down the switch. (MikroTik)
After installing the replacement, verify that both PSU modules are functioning correctly so that full power redundancy is restored. For critical data-centre and ISP installations, keeping at least one replacement G1394-0350WNA in stock can substantially reduce recovery time.
The MikroTik G1394-0350WNA is a 350W, 12V DC, 27.5A hot-swap AC power supply created specifically for the CRS804 DDQ. Its ability to be replaced while the switch continues running helps maintain availability in high-performance networking environments.
With dual G1394 power supplies built into the CRS804, the platform provides redundant AC power suitable for data centres, ISP cores, AI clusters, storage networks, research environments and enterprise backbone installations. Its approximately 200,000-hour MTBF at 25°C further reflects its role in demanding infrastructure.
The official MikroTik suggested price is US$119, while the recent Kenya listing was approximately KSh 16,221 gross, although stock was unavailable at the time of checking. (MikroTik) For the latest G1394-0350WNA price in Kenya, current stock and genuine MikroTik networking accessories, visit MikroTik Kenya.
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