Electrical Question

[jackthehat]

I have a AC/DC charging unit 10V @ 1.5A for a piece of equipment but it damaged.

Trying to find a like-for-like replacement is proving difficult.

I can find [email protected] or [email protected]. 

Would either of these be suitable? Obviosly, I don't want to damage the item I am charging.

Many thanks.

[Old_Geezer]

Only the manufacturer can tell you that for sure. In your shoes I'd carry on looking.

Worse comes to worse it's probably better to have too low than too high. ½ a volt may not prove significant, but no guarantees.

[bhg481]

I agree with O-G. 12V might just be enough o burn out of og the components and then you've wrecked the device. 9V might work or it might not but it won't do any damage. If you can't get a 10V unit go for the 9V and see if it works.

[ToraToraTora]

You'll probably get away with the 9.5V one, NOT the 12V.

[Hymie]

Here’s one with an output rated at 10Vdc (2A), the higher current rating should not be a problem, with the equipment drawing only the current required.

 

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/313096562061?itmmeta=01HQ84CKT4QH92QRTH90311G1Z&hash=item48e602658d:g:c0EAAOSwAUFlZygW&itmprp=enc%3AAQAIAAAA4B0ealcMVWl0pMkI1blSSE3hFKNLBpENMjkymtQ67EpPyhfDvUxQn%2FoCC%2F74JH2kRGAasFdha0pzGv7XdlNUy5ESuuxn%2FITjuZhTrw52XZNLWjFFOsWwKCo0Gbqc4WIWfFzSnqTBBYoOSQIpaWkIEoONi2B8tcCnDGwO6y6ELTigYhn%2FQEeEuv3iC0rJYrWVM4mWKN7V4HpO2jpPo9H0eeKAQN3IvAmnjUSnmvFYPwRRmDiC%2BEOUINgg6dtI1KOEVJu6gojJGlkkvaKT0fj64PQdR5BWnN6R4mMkbL32KpJu%7Ctkp%3ABk9SR5S9soS6Yw

[jackthehat]

Thanks, Hymie.

I think I'll get one of those.