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Compact black power adapter with input and output terminals

Mars CCTV Inc

Mars CCTV Inc DC2412 24 VAC to 12 VDC 1.5 A surveillance accessory

SKU CH-15N4-6WSQR

Converts 24 VAC to 12 VDC at 1.5 A for indoor and outdoor CCTV cameras

  • Type24VAc to 12VDC
  • Converts 24 VAC to stable 12 VDC output
  • Delivers 1.5 A supply current for cameras
  • Suitable for indoor and outdoor CCTV use
  • Mars CCTV DC2412 model power adapter

Mars CCTV DC2412 power adapter

The Mars CCTV DC2412 converts a 24 VAC source into a regulated 12 VDC output rated at 1.5 A. It is designed for indoor or outdoor CCTV installations that need to step down existing AC wiring to power 12 V cameras or accessories.

Replaces a missing or failed 24 VAC-to-12 VDC

The unit is worth installing when a surveillance system already runs on 24 VAC infrastructure but the connected devices require 12 VDC at up to 1.5 A. It does not suit setups that need higher current, a different output voltage, or direct mains input.

Highlights

  • Converts 24 VAC to stable 12 VDC output
  • Delivers 1.5 A supply current for cameras
  • Suitable for indoor and outdoor CCTV use
  • Mars CCTV DC2412 model power adapter

Specifications

BrandMars CCTV Inc
ModelDC2412
Type24VAc to 12VDC

Questions about this item

What input voltage and current rating does the DC2412 require to operate?

The DC2412 accepts 24 VAC input and delivers 12 VDC at up to 1.5 A for connected cameras.

How is the DC2412 wired, and what common mistake should be avoided?

Connect the 24 VAC source to the input terminals and the 12 VDC camera to the output terminals, observing polarity; reversing the input and output is the frequent error.

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