inShareplus 12V Power Supply, 12 Voltage 2A 24W Switching Power Supply, Drive, Power Adapter, AC 110V to 12 Volt Power Supply for LED Strip Light with 5.5/2.1mm DC Female Barrel Connector
Key features
- •✔【INPUT&OUTPUT】: 100-240V AC input 50/60HZ, DC 12V 2Amp output, 24 Watt max wattage
- •✔【WIDE APPLICATION】: Convert 100-240V AC to 12V DC, widely use for SMD2835 3528 5050 RGB LED strip lights, LED string, wireless routers, ADSL Cats, HUB, switch, security camera, Audio/Video power supply
- •✔【KINDLY NOTE】: Please be kindly informed that the total wattage of LED strip lights should not exceed the max wattage（24 Watt) of this adapter
- •✔【PACKAGE INCLUDES】: 1 x 12V 2A 24W power supply with 3.3ft power cord, 1 x 5.5/2.1 DC female barrel connector to screw adapter
- •✔【HIGH QUALITY】: With 1 year warranty, and our seller support team always stand behind our products in any way, so please contact us for solution if you have any quality problems
inShareplus 12V Power Supply, 12 Voltage 2A 24W Switching Power Supply, Drive, Power Adapter, AC 110V to 12 Volt Power Supply for LED Strip Light with 5.5/2.1mm DC Female Barrel Connector
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Customer Reviews
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Perfect!
Christopher S.✓ Verified Purchase•September 13, 2023
Works great!
😀
Jim Linklater✓ Verified Purchase•September 13, 2023
A much needed part for my Safety Demos. It powers the lights I use to draw the eye to my messages. The original power source was misplaced so I was so pleased to be able to not only replace it but get it quickly.
Works well
Thomas✓ Verified Purchase•September 2, 2023
Using it to power some COB LED Strips (4m @ 10w/m) along with a dimmer and it works perfectly.
InShareplus 12v LED POWER Strip
Antone De Rock✓ Verified Purchase•August 2, 2023
This device is being used to provide power to a light strip in a water feature. It was very easy to connect, setup, and working as expected. great value for the money.
Perfect to Switch from Halogen to LEDs
C. Pearson✓ Verified Purchase•July 31, 2023
I installed this under my kitchen sink to run 3 circular under-cabinet lights. The problem I was having was I replaced the original halogen bulbs with LED lights (which only drew 1.3 watts each) and when I turned them on using the old transformer they no longer worked.
So this replaced a transformer that was apparently looking for more draw (which the halogen bulb gives) So if I wanted the old one to work, I needed to have at least one halogen bulb in one of the lights. But as anyone who has those knows, they get hot as Hades in summer.
I took a gamble and bought the "12 Volt / 2 Amp - 1 Pack". I cut the two cables attached to the halogen transformer, stripped the tips back a little to expose the wire, and put the black into the negative screw-down receptacle, and the red into the positive screw-down receptacle. Then...BAM!! Flip the switch and Let There Be Light!
For the first time in two years, I was able to reliably turn my LED lights on and off. I have tried to keep this as simple as possible for any lay-person to understand.
For anyone curious, these are the LEDs I am running:
[HERO-LED SG4-6T-WW Side Pin G4 LED Disc Halogen Replacement Bulb, 1.2W, 10-15W Equal, Warm White 3000K, 5-Pack(Not Dimmable)]
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00QE2TSP6/ref=oh_aui_search_detailpage?ie=UTF8&psc=1
That product said don't use electronic transformers, and a coworker read an article that said something like we needed a constant-voltage or toroidal transformer or something (don't quote me on that), so I wasn't sure this transformer was going to work for me (because I didn't really understand any of that). But this turned out to be perfect for what I needed.
So this replaced a transformer that was apparently looking for more draw (which the halogen bulb gives) So if I wanted the old one to work, I needed to have at least one halogen bulb in one of the lights. But as anyone who has those knows, they get hot as Hades in summer.
I took a gamble and bought the "12 Volt / 2 Amp - 1 Pack". I cut the two cables attached to the halogen transformer, stripped the tips back a little to expose the wire, and put the black into the negative screw-down receptacle, and the red into the positive screw-down receptacle. Then...BAM!! Flip the switch and Let There Be Light!
For the first time in two years, I was able to reliably turn my LED lights on and off. I have tried to keep this as simple as possible for any lay-person to understand.
For anyone curious, these are the LEDs I am running:
[HERO-LED SG4-6T-WW Side Pin G4 LED Disc Halogen Replacement Bulb, 1.2W, 10-15W Equal, Warm White 3000K, 5-Pack(Not Dimmable)]
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00QE2TSP6/ref=oh_aui_search_detailpage?ie=UTF8&psc=1
That product said don't use electronic transformers, and a coworker read an article that said something like we needed a constant-voltage or toroidal transformer or something (don't quote me on that), so I wasn't sure this transformer was going to work for me (because I didn't really understand any of that). But this turned out to be perfect for what I needed.
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