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Seco-Larm ST-UV12-S1.0Q 12VDC Power Supply Plug-in Transformer

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Seco-Larm ST-UV12-S1.0Q 12VDC Power Supply Plug-in Transformer

A 12VDC plug-in transformer is a compact and portable device that converts the standard household AC voltage to a 12-volt direct current (DC) output. It is designed to be plugged into a standard electrical outlet and provides a low-voltage power source for various electronic devices and appliances that operate on 12 volts. This type of transformer is commonly used in applications such as powering LED lights, small electronics, surveillance cameras, routers, and other low-power devices. Its convenient plug-in design allows for easy installation and flexibility in positioning the devices that require a 12VDC power supply.

  • Regulated 1.0A
  • Use in a wide variety of applications including CCTV, access control, and security
  • Sideways plug for easy use with power strips
  • Universal 100-240 VAC input. Regulated 12VDC output
  • 4ft (1.2m) cord, 2.1mm plug (positive center)
  • Low power consumption

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