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12V DC 5A Power Supply Adapter with 8 Channel CCTV Camera Power Splitter Cable UL Listed

12V DC 5A Power Supply Adapter with 8 Channel CCTV Camera Power Splitter Cable UL Listed The Wires Zone
12V DC 5A Power Supply Adapter with 8 Channel CCTV Camera Power Splitter Cable UL Listed The Wires Zone
12V DC 5A Power Supply Adapter with 8 Channel CCTV Camera Power Splitter Cable UL Listed The Wires Zone
12V DC 5A Power Supply Adapter with 8 Channel CCTV Camera Power Splitter Cable UL Listed The Wires Zone
12V DC 5A Power Supply Adapter with 8 Channel CCTV Camera Power Splitter Cable UL Listed The Wires Zone
12V DC 5A Power Supply Adapter with 8 Channel CCTV Camera Power Splitter Cable UL Listed The Wires Zone

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Description

12V DC UL Listed Power Supply Adapter with 8 Channel Power Splitter Cable for Security Camera CCTV DVR Surveillance System

DC 12V 5 Amp Power Adapter is UL Listed and Level VI compliant.
It is easy to use and compatible with LED Strip, Routers, ADSL CATS, Hubs, Switches, and Security Cameras requiring 5 amp or under. 1 Female to 8 Male Output Power Splitter Cable included.
Specs / Features

Features

  • Type: Power Adapter
  • Input: AC 100~240V 50/60Hz
  • Output: DC 12V 5.0A
  • Max Current: 2amps
  • Cord Length: 4ft
  • Waterproof: No
  • US Plug
  • UL Listed
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Who is this message intended for?

Customers with a California billing or shipping address.

Why are you seeing the message now?

California implemented new guidelines for Proposition 65 warnings, effective August 30, 2018. These guidelines were applied to make the warnings clearer and more reasonable.

Where can you get more information about Proposition 65?

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