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DRIPSTONE

DRIPSTONE 980190 12 V 2 A Power Adapter

SKU CH-FQTM-46E6T

Supplies regulated 12 V 2 A DC power to CCTV cameras from 100-240 V AC input with UL certification and overload protection

  • Type12 V
  • ColorBlack
  • Package Quantity1
  • UL Listed for verified manufacturing quality
  • 12 V 2 A DC output powers compatible security cameras
  • 100-240 V AC input works worldwide
  • Regulated switch-mode design with
  • Overload protection at 115-13 % load

Power Adapter for 12 V Security Cameras

This DRIPSTONE 980190 unit converts 100-240 VAC input into a regulated DC 12 V 2 A output. It is UL Listed, centre-positive, and built in a compact switch-mode enclosure suited for continuous CCTV camera operation.

Ideal for Single-Camera CCTV Installs

Installers powering one 12 V camera or DVR from a global mains supply will find the voltage and current match typical security devices. Buyers who need more than 2 A, a different output voltage, or multiple camera feeds should look at something else.

2 A Continuous Current Rating

The adapter delivers up to 2 amps at 12 volts, which determines whether it can run a specific camera or recorder without voltage drop. Confirm the device’s current draw before purchase.

Highlights

  • UL Listed for verified manufacturing quality
  • 12 V 2 A DC output powers compatible security cameras
  • 100-240 V AC input works worldwide
  • Regulated switch-mode design with
  • Overload protection at 115-13 % load

Specifications

Model980190
Type12 V
ColorBlack
Package Quantity1

Questions about this item

What voltage and current rating must my security camera or DVR require for this 12 V 2 A adapter to be a direct replacement?

The unit supplies a regulated 12 V DC output at up to 2 A, so the connected device should be rated for 12 V and draw no more than 2 A.

Will this adapter accept the mains voltage in my country if I keep using the same AC cord?

The input range is 100–240 V AC, so it works on household mains worldwide without a voltage selector.

How can I verify the adapter is delivering clean power once I have plugged it in?

Measure the DC output with a multimeter; it should read close to 12 V with minimal ripple, and the supply should stay cool during normal operation.

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