ABLEGRID
ABLEGRID 9V 1A AC Adapter Charger for Hotone Binary Eko Delay Effects Pedal
A 9 V, 1 A mains adapter with worldwide 100-240 V input and barrel tip for the Hotone Binary Eko delay pedal
- Battery TypeUPS
- Worldwide input range 100-240V for flexible use
- 1A output delivers steady power to the pedal
- Over-voltage and over-heat protection safeguards your gear
- CE FCC RoHS certified for safety compliance
- 101% compatibility claim ensures a direct replacement fit
Power Supply for Hotone Binary Eko
This AC adapter delivers 9V DC at 1A for the Hotone Binary Eko Delay effects pedal. It accepts worldwide AC input from 100 to 240V at 50 to 60Hz. The barrel tip connector matches the pedal's power jack. CE, FCC and RoHS certifications confirm compliance with safety standards.
Replaces Lost or Damaged Original PSU
The unit serves as a direct replacement when the factory supply is missing or faulty. Over-voltage and over-heat protection guard the pedal during extended sessions. The 101% compatibility claim means electrical parameters mirror the OEM specification. It is not suited for pedals requiring different voltage, polarity or current ratings.
Fits Pedalboard Power Chains
The compact wall-wart form factor sits at the mains outlet, freeing pedalboard real estate for audio circuitry. A single cable runs from the adapter to the pedal, reducing clutter. Builders who need isolated outputs for multiple pedals should use a dedicated multi-supply instead. Ensure the barrel tip size matches before connecting.
Highlights
- Worldwide input range 100-240V for flexible use
- 1A output delivers steady power to the pedal
- Over-voltage and over-heat protection safeguards your gear
- CE FCC RoHS certified for safety compliance
- 101% compatibility claim ensures a direct replacement fit
Specifications
| Brand | ABLEGRID |
|---|---|
| Battery Type | UPS |
Questions about this item
What barrel-tip connector size does this 9V 1A adapter use for the Hotone Binary Eko pedal?
The adapter uses a standard barrel tip; verify that the tip diameter and polarity match the pedal's DC input before connecting.
How do I install the adapter without triggering the over-voltage protection?
Connect the barrel tip to the pedal first, then plug the mains lead into a 100-240V AC outlet; reversing the order can cause a momentary surge.
When should I replace the adapter to keep the pedal running reliably?
Replace it if the housing becomes unusually hot, the output voltage drifts, or the over-heat protection activates repeatedly during normal use.
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