WAWEIS
WAWEIS 12V AC/DC Adapter AD-113S CP-12 CP-12L 6.5 Ft
12 V AC/DC adapter with 6.5 ft cord, 100-240 V input, FCC/CE/RoHS certified, and multiple safety protections
- World-wide 100-240VAC input suits travel use
- 5 ft cord gives flexible placement options
- FCC CE RoHS certified for regulated safety
- Over-voltage short-circuit protection guards connected gear
- 12V DC output matches Icom radio requirements
12V Adapter for Icom Radios
This 12V AC/DC adapter supplies mains power to Icom IC-F4S, IC-F4TR, IC-R10, IC-T7H and IC-T2E radios. It accepts a worldwide 100-240VAC input at 50/60Hz and delivers 12VDC through a 6.5 Ft cord. The unit is built with FCC, CE and RoHS certification.
Replaces Lost or Damaged OEM Chargers
The adapter replaces the original AD-113S, CP-12 or CP-12L supply when the factory unit is missing, broken or worn out. Over-current, over-voltage, short-circuit and total-power protection guard the radio during charging. The jump is worth it whenever the original charger can no longer deliver reliable power.
Check Connector Fit and Voltage Before Ordering
Verify that the radio requires 12VDC and that the barrel connector matches the AD-113S, CP-12 or CP-12L specification. Ensure the wall outlet provides 100-240VAC at 50/60Hz. The 6.5 Ft cable length should reach your intended operating position without strain.
Highlights
- World-wide 100-240VAC input suits travel use
- 5 ft cord gives flexible placement options
- FCC CE RoHS certified for regulated safety
- Over-voltage short-circuit protection guards connected gear
- 12V DC output matches Icom radio requirements
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
What input voltage range does the 12 V adapter accept?
The adapter works with 100 to 240 V AC at 50 or 60 Hz, so it can be plugged into mains supplies worldwide without a separate converter.
Which connector fits the Icom IC-F4S and similar radios?
The barrel plug on the 6.5 ft cord is keyed for the IC-F4S, IC-F4TR, IC-R10, IC-T7H and IC-T2E models, ensuring a secure, polarity-correct connection.
When should the power cord be inspected or replaced?
Check the 6.5 ft cable and wall plug for fraying, kinks or overheating after heavy use; replace the whole unit if the insulation is damaged or the smart chip triggers repeated shutdowns.
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