12V 2A Power Supply AC Adapter Replacement with 8 Tips Regulated 12 Volts 2000mA Cord Charger for LED

Worked perfectly for my vanity light mirror. Decent length cord, good quality thick coating not too thick where it interferes with the bend of the cord. Not cheaply made. Very easy to swap out heads. Have not had an issue with the heat level. Also came appropriately packaged. Read more

I had a device for my home Audio/Video switching that used an external power supply and one day it just stopped working. Luckily I was able to swap it out temporarily with another device, so I was certain it was just a dead power supply. So I ordered this as a replacement for my dead power supply. When this came, I was very happy with the results, as it worked perfectly as a replacement power supply. Plus all the extra features of this power supply makes it a perfect unit for a variety of 12V devices. First, the most significant physical feature is that this power supply is narrower than the typical wall-wart type of power supply. This is excellent as it does not prevent use of adjacent outlets in power strips. Second, is that it comes with a variety of adaptor plugs that makes it easy to use this power supply with a wide variety of devices that might have a power connector of a different style/size than the standard one. These two features alone make this a perfect replacement power supply. So much so, that I ordered another in order to have a couple spares on hand now. Note: for those not familiar with power ratings, you can use this on any device that says it requires 12V DC power. This power supply is rated for up to 2A (two amps). This means you can use it with any device that requires 2A or less. So if your device says it needs 0.5A, this power supply will work fine with it. The capacity of the power supply must be higher or equal to the current the device needs. Also, note that if your device says it needs are in milliamps (mA), then the equivalent is multiplied by 1000. Thus the capacity of this in mA would be listed as 2000mA. So a device that says is uses 850mA will work just fine. Read more

Works as it should. Bought to use on an RCA brand 7" Dual Screen Mobile DVD System since it only came with a car adapter power cord. The 8 different tips are a fantastic idea to include, although I just needed the standard tip that came attached to it. Any of the different size tips just fit straight onto the standard one attached. It was shipped and received at my house the same day I ordered it! (Granted I ordered it before 9 a.m. I believe). Read more

Very useful to have all the different attachments. Great product for the price. Read more

I really like the Asus AX-RT58U (aka AX-RT3000) router. I've used it in all sorts of applications, and it's as tough as it is versatile. BUT... it's apparently got one major flaw. And it's not even with the unit itself. This Asus router uses an external 12-volt "wall wart" type of power supply... and of the two routers of this type I've purchased, BOTH of the supplied power supplies have failed! This happened in two different installations at different locations, both on clean UPS-backed AC power. When the first one failed, I was short on time and had to get things running, so I went to the local electronics store and bought a whole new router (including a new power supply). I put the new unit in place with the new power supply, restored my (thankfully) saved configuration and things worked great. Fast forward a couple of years... and history repeats itself! Since I had long since discarded the "old" router and it's power supply, I'm back to the electronics store to buy another new router (with power supply). But this time, I put the "new" power supply on the "old" router, and the old router was fine! Apparently, the Asus-provided power supply for this router is the weak link and had failed again. So I thought to shop Amazon for a comparable power supply, and found this one. Identical to the Asus provided unit right down to specs and the type of plug provided. Ordered it and got it a day or so later, and put it in service.... been running on the Amazon power supply ever since. So now I've got a spare Asus router and power supply... but at least I've got a good source for the power supply if I need another replacement. Hopefully the Amazon supply will continue to be more reliable than the Asus-supplied unit! Read more

Worked well and multiple ends was very convient Read more

Bought to power an old monitor for a security system. It worked testing the system one time inside the house. A few weeks later, I set up the system again in the garage to look at camera angles. I could not power the monitor from any outlet or from an extension cord. Testing with a multimeter showed 0 V on the output of the power supply. The outlet it was going into measured fine and powered the other power supplies from the security system without issue. No idea how a simple AC – DC power supply fails after one use but this one did. Edit: I opened the power supply since it was broken anyway to see if there was an easy to replace component that that was causing the issue. On opening, I found that the plug side just has two posts that then slot into a pair of arched contacts in the other half. The posts slide into the arched contacts which I assume is to make assembling power supplies for different plug configurations easier. However, if these arches are not tight enough, the plug posts do not make contact with the contact arch. I pinched both arches closed most of the way with a pair of needle nose pliers then did another power test. Sure enough I measured 12 V when plugged back in. It’s sad that a completely functional power supply was almost put into the trash because the manufacturer saved a few cents in how the plug connection was configured. Again, I cannot recommend this product at all. Read more

This adapter was exactly what I needed for my older power station. It has the correct 12V 2A output and the included 8 tips made it easy to find the right fit. It works perfectly and feels well-made — a reliable, affordable replacement. Read more