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EU plug power adapter supplies 12V 1.08A to Xbox 360 Kinect sensor from 100V-240V mains
- Powers Kinect worldwide with 100-240V input
- Delivers steady 12V 1.08A output for reliable play
- Compact 140x75x25mm design fits in any bag
- EU plug ready for European sockets instantly
- Replaces original adapter for all pre-slim Xbox 360 models
EU Plug Power Adapter for Kinect
This adapter supplies DC 12V 1.08A to an Xbox 360 Kinect sensor from any 100V-240V mains outlet. It is built for owners who need a replacement or spare EU plug unit to keep their sensor running. The compact brick measures 140 by 75 by 25 mm and weighs very little for easy transport.
Replaces Lost or Damaged Kinect Power Bricks
The unit substitutes the original power supply that shipped with the Kinect sensor for Xbox 360 consoles prior to the slim revision. The jump is worth it when the factory brick fails, goes missing or when a second location needs a dedicated adapter without moving the original.
Simple Plug-In Installation
Connect the EU mains plug to the wall, attach the output cable to the Kinect sensor and power on. No drivers or configuration are required. The only common issue is attempting to use the adapter with an Xbox 360 S or E model, which use a different power connector and are not supported.
Highlights
- Powers Kinect worldwide with 100-240V input
- Delivers steady 12V 1.08A output for reliable play
- Compact 140x75x25mm design fits in any bag
- EU plug ready for European sockets instantly
- Replaces original adapter for all pre-slim Xbox 360 models
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
What are the exact dimensions of the power adapter so I can check it fits behind my entertainment unit?
The adapter measures 140 mm long, 75 mm wide and 25 mm deep, making it small enough to tuck behind most TV cabinets or shelving.
How do I connect the power supply to my Kinect sensor and what is the common mistake to avoid?
Plug the EU mains plug into a 100 V–240 V wall socket, then insert the DC output connector into the Kinect power port; the frequent error is forcing the connector upside-down, which can bend the pins.
Will the EU plug need a replacement fuse or adapter if I move to a UK outlet?
The unit has a fixed EU two-pin plug, so for UK sockets you will need a separate travel adapter; the internal 12 V 1.08 A supply handles 50 Hz or 60 Hz mains without any user-serviceable fuse.
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