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12V 2A DC Power Adapter for Arduino, LED, Robotics & DIY Electronics

12V 2A DC Power Adapter for Arduino, LED, Robotics & DIY Electronics

Regular price Rs. 150.00 INR
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The 12V 2A DC Power Adapter provides a regulated 12V DC output with up to 2A current capacity. It is suitable for compatible robotics, electronics, LED, automation and DIY projects.

Technical Specifications

Specification Details
Product Type AC to DC Power Adapter
Input AC mains*
Output Voltage 12V DC
Maximum Output Current 2A
Maximum Rated Power 24W
Output Type DC
Connector DC barrel connector*
Polarity Typically center-positive*
Application Electronics, Robotics & Automation

Key Features

12V DC output
Up to 2A current capacity
Suitable for compatible 12V electronics
Useful for robotics projects
Suitable for LED applications
Compact and convenient design
Easy plug-and-use operation
Suitable for DIY electronics and automation

Applications

Robotics Projects
Arduino Projects
Motor Driver Power Supply
LED Lighting
DIY Electronics
Automation Systems
Development Boards & Circuits
CCTV Equipment*
12V Electronics
STEM Projects
College Projects
Engineering Projects

Package Includes

1 × 12V 2A DC Power Adapter

Compatibility

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the output of this adapter?

The adapter provides 12V DC with a maximum rated current of 2A.

What is the maximum power?

12V × 2A = 24W maximum rated output power.

Can I use it with Arduino Uno?

Not directly through the USB port. If your particular Arduino setup accepts a suitable 12V input, verify the board's input specifications first. For most Arduino projects, a properly regulated lower voltage supply is preferable.

Can I use it with an L298N motor driver?

Yes, if the motor-driver setup and motors are suitable for a 12V supply and the adapter's 2A capacity is sufficient for the actual load.

Can it power a 12V motor?

It can power a compatible 12V motor if the motor's operating current and startup/stall current are within the adapter's capabilities. Motors can draw significantly more current during startup.

Is this a battery charger?

If you are selling a standard AC-to-DC adapter, do not market it as a lithium-ion battery charger. It is a power adapter unless it specifically has the required charging circuitry and specifications for a particular battery.

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