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OIAGLH

OIAGLH 12V 15A 180W 4PIN EDAC EA12501B-120 AC Power Adapter

SKU CH-TPGG-N95SA

Delivers 12 V at 15 A with a 4-pin EDAC EA12501B-120 connector

  • Delivers 180 W output for demanding power needs
  • 12 V 15 A rating ensures stable current supply
  • 4-pin EDAC connector fits EA12501B-120 units
  • New condition guarantees full performance from first use

OIAGLH 12V 15A 180W Power Adapter

This OIAGLH adapter delivers a 12V output at 15A for a total of 180W. It uses a 4-pin EDAC EA12501B-120 connector for the power supply charger interface. The unit is supplied new and ready for installation.

180W Capacity and Connector Limits

The 180W rating handles devices drawing up to 15 amps at 12 volts. It runs out when equipment requires a higher wattage or a different pin configuration than the 4-pin EDAC standard. Buyers needing more power or an alternative connector must select a different adapter.

Highlights

  • Delivers 180 W output for demanding power needs
  • 12 V 15 A rating ensures stable current supply
  • 4-pin EDAC connector fits EA12501B-120 units
  • New condition guarantees full performance from first use

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

Will the 4-pin EDAC EA12501B-120 connector fit the power input on my older 12 V equipment?

The adapter terminates in a 4-pin EDAC EA12501B-120 plug rated for 12 V 15 A; verify that your legacy device uses the same 4-pin EDAC socket and 12 V polarity before connecting.

How can I confirm the 180 W adapter is delivering stable power after I plug it in?

Measure the output with a multimeter at the 4-pin connector — you should read 12 V under load; the unit’s 15 A rating supports up to 180 W continuous operation.

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