JnDee 12V 8A 96W AC DC Power Supply Adaptor Transformer, Great for Powering LED Strip and CCTV System

I have had this powering my 80W LED Strip Lighting for almost a year now and so far, it has been great. No issues whatsoever. I have the lighting on for about 5-10 hours a day and it copes with that just fine. I have not noticed it get especially warm, just a normal temperature for a power supply. So overall very happy with this product and would definitely recommend and would buy again.

This is a good product I bought as a power supply for my 12 volt cctv cameras and all round it works perfect with a good input and output cord length , I can’t complain it simply does what it should at a low cost , 👍

Seems to do the job ok

12V 5A 5 amp 60W AC/DC Power Supply Adaptor Transformer, DC Jack 2.1-5.5mmI was stuck after finding Synology provide no spare part supply fo the NAS's they sell through retailers, instead leaving that for the external retailers!So this saved the day! Yeah its says for LED lighting but it can do anything as long as the external load matches/exceeds you requirements.NAS now powers on and is very tolerant of the new power supply. I was surprised at how cool the brick runs also.The Jack dimensions are as they describe, although I did find for my NAS it was about 2mm too long. This did not affect the connection or security of the fit, but did look a little naff. I easily fixed it by using black PU outer casing of another mains cable cut to a 2mm ring and stretched over the jack covering up the surplus shiny metal and providing a hard stop up against the case.|\improvise, Adapt, Overcome!

This works and is compatible with my wahoo kickr smart trainer and fast delivery thanks

There isn't really much I can write about a power supply - it supplies power, plenty for the 4 meters long 5630 LED strip I wanted to power. They apparently draw about 14W/m, so the whole strip would run at about 56W (although I usually run them at 25-50% brightness).The power cord came with the power supply, and the connector was a 2.1mm/5.5mm DC plug with central positive polarity - exactly as the spec said it would be. The only issue I had was that the cord from the plug felt a bit loose in the power supply until I pushed it in REALLY hard - some sparking noises could be heard as I positioned the power supply behind my TV stand.

The JnDee 5Amp 12V power supply is quiet, both electrically and acoustically. The regulation seems to be good with very little hum or ripple even at the 5Amp rated maximum output.I’m using it to power some LED lighting and it is supplying a measured 2.5Amps without getting too hot (only about 35°C) in the slightly restricted location.I needed to fit a 1Amp fuse in the mains lead; the supplied 13Amp fuse will not protect the lead or the supply.However when I tested it at just under the 5Amp maximum current with a 2.5Ohm load resistor, just sitting in the open air (at 20°C) on the workbench, after about fifteen minutes the temperature of the power supply had risen to about 60°C, which is hotter than I would like.Wrong fuse and hot working lose it the star.

Perfect replacement for my old power supply which decided to spew its electrolytic capacitors.Very nice and affordable choice if you're looking for a 12V DC supply. No noticeable Transformer/Inductor noise, either. I'm using mine to power a mini PC, it's been on a few hours now and is barely even warm to the touch.