Skynet
Skynet SNP-V039-S 24V 1.25A 30W 6-pin power adapter
Supplies 24 V at 1.25 A through a 6-pin plug with an included power cord
- Delivers 24 V output to match device requirements
- 30 W capacity supports compatible equipment reliably
- Accepts 115 V 50-60 Hz mains input worldwide
- Includes power cord for immediate connection
- 6-pin plug ensures secure fit with target hardware
24 V 1.25 A power adapter
The Skynet SNP-V039-S delivers 24 V at 1.25 A for a total of 30 W. It suits devices that specify this exact voltage and current rating. The unit includes a detachable mains lead. Buyers who need a different output voltage or higher wattage cannot use this adapter.
Build integration and clearance
A standard 115 V 50-60 Hz wall socket provides the 1.2 A input. The six-pin output plug mates with the matching device jack. The fixed cable length and plug geometry dictate placement near the powered equipment. Builds requiring a different connector type or a longer reach need a separate solution.
Thermals noise and power draw
Protective circuits guard against incorrect voltage, short circuit and internal overheating. The enclosure dissipates heat passively without a fan. Normal operation adds only the 30 W load to the mains circuit. Units that must run in sealed or high-ambient environments should be evaluated for thermal headroom.
Highlights
- Delivers 24 V output to match device requirements
- 30 W capacity supports compatible equipment reliably
- Accepts 115 V 50-60 Hz mains input worldwide
- Includes power cord for immediate connection
- 6-pin plug ensures secure fit with target hardware
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What is the maximum continuous output power of the 24 V 1.25 A adapter?
The Skynet SNP-V039-S delivers a steady 30 W at its rated 24 V and 1.25 A output.
Does the 115 V 1.2 A input unit run hot or make noise during all-day use?
The adapter has no fan; it relies on passive cooling and may become warm during continuous operation.
Which mains plug does the included power cord fit for the 115 V 50-60 Hz input?
The supplied cord terminates in a standard North American NEMA 5-15 plug for 115 V outlets.
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