Pc Built In Low Voltage Supply To Power

This power supply is just what I needed as a backup to my OEM unit. Works very well, voltage output is rock steady and clean.

Replaces old security system power supply. Please confirm voltage and amperage before ordering. UL listed. Has third ground pin. Rechargeable security system battery may need to be changed as well. Works as advertised. Economical. For security system the plug should be always on without on off switch. Call Security System Central Monitoring before replacement. Caution: Shock hazard! Limited 90 day warranty.

The motorized head requires a specific voltage and current and it's not easy to find. So this power supply is probably your best bet. It just works perfectly with the motorized head and you know it's providing the correct supply, so you can have peace of mind. Construction of the power supply seems to be above average in terms of quality.

I purchased this power supply to power up the STM-1. Just be aware that you have to cut the DC plug end off to connect it to the STM products. I used my VOM to make sure I had polarity correct and then wired it to the STM-1. If you look at the STM-1, and possible the other STM products, this power supply gives the full voltage for the preamp to work at the designed level. If you use a power supply less than what this supplies, the STM does not provide as much of a preamplified signal. Work fine. Get it if you do already have another voltage source for the STM products.

This power supply does just what it says. It very well built, and seems to have been properly designed, which I cannot say aboyt all products.

This power supply is built well. Small form factor makes it not as noticeably.

It's a power supply.

Low price, well built.

This is a well built bugger. I like the low power consumption since it's on 24/365. Power supply fits in my UPS conveniently. Little known Trendnet makes good things. This is my second switch of theirs.

Does exactly what it is built to do. I use this with my FS5-M2 camera when I power my rig with AB batteries. The cord length is perfect for my requirements. I haven't tested it to see if it will isolate power from other devices and/or prevent a back flow of unintended voltage/grounding. But when connecting it to my AB D Tap splitter, which is powering my Inferno recorder there hasn't been an issue. We'll see what happens when I plug in, and share power with a wireless mic, and if any noise/grounding is created. With wireless mics and mixers/recorders you have to be careful about unintentional grounding when using a common battery to power multiple devices. Using an isolating power distribution system will keep voltage only going one way, so it doesn't seek a path of least resistance by traveling back on XLR connectors, creating noise or worse.