ALITOVE DC 12V 5A Power Supply Adapter Converter Transformer AC 100-240V Input with 5.5x2.5mm DC Output Jack for 5050 3528 LED Strip Module Light

I recently swapped out an aftermarket stereo in a 1997 Ford Ranger. The stereo I pulled out still worked ok and I thought I might use it out in the garage or something, if only I could power it. Anyway, buying this with the included adapter made the whole process incredibly simple to just hook up to any household outlet. Nothing caught fire and the stereo works fine!

This item arrived in excellent condition within reasonable time after payment. There were no issues with the transaction. I needed a 12DC, 5Amp source for my new mini stereo amplifier to operate indoors.This 120v AC to 12v DC converter was the perfect solution.

My original DC plug that was connected to our store LED sign died and bought this one in a pinch. Got it next day, plugged it in, and boom! It worked! No issues. It's a pretty straight forward item. Nothing complicated.

Power supply for my cable modem was dying, figured the extra capacity would mean it lasts longer than than a replacement sized for the max required load. Helps that being an in-line design makes it easier to plug into the power strip with the rest of the network gear. We shall see how true that is. Only downside I see is that there is a blue light on it that is fairly bright. Not an issue with where I have it but could be annoying in a bedroom or similar.

Worked perfectly fit perfectly and I can tuck it out of sight. The supply it replaced was much bigger, so glad for newer power supply tech and packaging.

I purchased this for a diy mini pc. It works great. The pc is used for audio so I was concerned if there might be noise from the power supply (I had another one that was major noisy). No problem with that here - quiet as silence.Again, it orks great and I'm happy with the purchase.

Fast shipping and item as described

Worked for about 6 months for 10 mins a day. The rest of the time it was plugged in but the device it was powering was not turned on. Recently, it started making a crackling noise like something was shorting/burning/getting hot inside just while plugged in. The device it was powering wasn't turned on drawing power. Couldn't smell magic smoke, but I think the unit is a sealed unit. Decided to stop using it before it caught fire.NOTE: Neither the description nor the unit says UL Listed. I would look elsewhere and will be buying a different brand that is UL Listed. I didn't think I'd have to look for this in today's times. I just assumed if it was sold in the US and was an electrical device that it would be UL Listed. Be safe and go with another brand. A $15 power supply could burn down your house. Is it worth it?