Features
- 100-240VAC
- 12V DC
- 1500mA
- 5.5×2.1mm barrel (Positive center)
WPI Products that use this power supply include:
- Aladdin 1000 (AL-1000, AL-1000HP, AL-2000)
- PM01R
- SYS-PM015R
- PM100R
- ISO-80
- NANOLITER2010
UNIVERSAL POWER SUPPLY (12V DC), 5.5X2.1MM
This power supply is used as EVOM2 charger. Learn More
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