24V 1A 24W 1.8M Long Power Supply Adapter, AC DC Switching
24V 1A 24W 1.8M Long Power Supply Adapter, AC DC Switching Adapter (Input 100-240V, Output 24Volt 1Amp 1000mA), DC 24V 5.5×2.1mm Wall Mount Transformer Charger Plug, UKCA Listed
Specification
| Power Input | 100Vac-240Vac 50/60Hz |
| Output Voltage | 24V |
| Output Current | 0-1A/1000mA (1Amax) |
| Output Power | 24W |
| Power Cord | 1.8 Meter |
| DC Male Barrel Plug | 5.5mm*2.1mm |
| DC Polarity | Center Positive(+), Outer Negative(-) |
| Operating Temperature | -10℃ to 40℃ |
| Storage Temperature | -20℃ to 60℃ |
| Package Included | 1 x AC DC Power Adapter |
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|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Item Name | 12V1A Power Adapter | 12V 2A Power Adapter | 12V 2A Power Adapter | 5V 2A Power Adapter | 12V 1A Power Adapter |
| Wattage | 12W | 24W | 24W | 10W | 12W |
| Polarity | Center Positive | Center Positive | Center Positive | Center Positive | Center Positive |
| Standard DC Plug Size | 5.5mm*2.1mm | 5.5mm*2.1mm | 5.5mm*2.1mm | 5.5mm*2.1mm | 5.5mm*2.1mm |
| Tips | 5.5mm*2.5mm, 4.0mm*1.7mm, 3.5mm*1.35mm | None | 5.5mm*2.5mm, 4.0mm*1.7mm, 3.5mm*1.35mm | None | None |
Useful product to have in and around the hime. Cam fit a lot of devices and products too by using the different adaptor parts. Very handy for charging and using as a replacement or spare cable for 24 v products. The 6 metre length of cable is a good size to charge with and conveinant for at wall charging.
This adapter has been a lifesaver for my various devices. The multiple tips mean it’s compatible with almost anything, and the long cord is convenient. It feels well-made and hasn’t caused any issues.
24V 1A 24W 1.8M/6Ft Long Power Supply Adapter, AC DC Switching Adapter
This power supply looks OK. At only 1A (24W) it’s not very powerful for LED strips, depending on the strip’s power requirements. However, it will certainly be useful for devices requiring less than 1A. Whilst 24V DC is not a particularly common power source, more LED strips are using 24 now, especially the Cob / Neon ones.
I tested the power supply supply ubnder load using my Atorch UD18 load tester / current meter. The results were as follows:
0A – 24.18V
250mA – 24.14V
500ma – 24.10V
750mA – 24.06V
1A – 24.01V
There is a voltage drop of 0.17V between no load and full load, which is negligible.
I ran the supply under a 1A load for 20 minutes without any problem and the 1A voltage remained at 24.01V.
The power supply ran warm, but not hot during this time.
This is around 5 times more expensive than my normal buy but i needed this quick so was worth the extra. It replaced the failed power supply and works as it should. I can’t argue with that.