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WAWEIS

WAWEIS 4-Pin 24V AC/DC Adapter 5A 120W

SKU CH-2T3H-M0EGH

Delivers 24 V DC at 5 A with 10 ft cable and multiple safety protections

  • World-wide 100-240V input for universal use
  • 10 ft power cord gives flexible placement
  • Multiple safety protections guard your hardware
  • FCC, CE and RoHS certified for compliance
  • Fully compatible with listed Yamakasi models

What this adapter powers

This 24 V AC/DC adapter delivers 5 A and 120 W to compatible Yamakasi Catleap monitors including the Q271, Q270, QH2711 and DS270 models. It replaces the original supply with a 10 ft cord and a four-pin connector.

Thermals, noise and draw

The unit accepts 100-240 VAC at 50/60 Hz worldwide. Built-in over-current, over-voltage, short-circuit and total-power protections limit heat and electrical stress during normal operation. No active cooling is mentioned in the specifications.

Build fit and constraints

A four-pin output and 24 VDC rating mean the adapter only suits devices wired for that exact interface. The 10 ft cable gives placement flexibility on a desk or behind a monitor arm. Buyers whose display uses a different pin count or voltage cannot use this unit.

Highlights

  • World-wide 100-240V input for universal use
  • 10 ft power cord gives flexible placement
  • Multiple safety protections guard your hardware
  • FCC, CE and RoHS certified for compliance
  • Fully compatible with listed Yamakasi models

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

How do I connect the 4-Pin plug to my Yamakasi Catleap Q271 monitor?

Align the 4-Pin connector with the monitor's DC input and push straight in until it seats firmly; the 10 ft cord allows flexible placement without strain.

What part of this adapter is most likely to need replacement after extended use?

The power cord and 4-Pin connector endure the most physical stress; inspect them periodically for wear or damage.

Which protection activates first if I run the adapter at full 120W load continuously?

Over current protection will trip first if the 5A output limit is exceeded during sustained operation.

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