WAWEIS
WAWEIS 9V AC Adapter for Boss RT-20 CEB-3 GEB-7 Roland SD-50 R-26 R-44 Edirol LVS-400
9V AC adapter powers Boss, Roland and Edirol gear with 100-240V input and 6.5 ft cord
- World-wide 100-240 V input suits travel
- 5 ft cord reaches distant outlets
- FCC CE RoHS certified for safety
- Over-voltage short-circuit protection guards gear
- Smart-chip thermal control prevents overheating
Compatible Devices
This 9 V AC adapter replaces the original power supply for Boss RT‑20, CEB‑3, GEB‑7, Roland SD‑50, R‑26, R‑44 and Edirol LVS‑400 units. It is built for musicians and audio engineers who need a reliable mains‑powered source for pedals, recorders and a video switcher.
Build and Connectors
The unit accepts 100‑240 VAC at 50/60 Hz and includes a 6.5 ft power cord for flexible placement. Safety circuitry provides over‑current, over‑voltage, short‑circuit and total‑power protection, and the adapter carries FCC, CE and RoHS certifications.
Pre‑Purchase Checks
Verify that your device requires a 9 V DC input with the correct polarity and connector size before ordering. Ensure the 6.5 ft cable length reaches your mains outlet from the intended operating position.
Highlights
- World-wide 100-240 V input suits travel
- 5 ft cord reaches distant outlets
- FCC CE RoHS certified for safety
- Over-voltage short-circuit protection guards gear
- Smart-chip thermal control prevents overheating
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
What input voltage range does the 9V AC adapter accept?
The adapter accepts a worldwide input voltage of 100-240VAC at 50/60Hz, making it compatible with mains supplies in most regions without a separate voltage converter.
What connector and cable length does the adapter use to reach the device?
It provides a 6.5 ft power cord terminated with a barrel connector that fits the 9V DC input on the Boss RT-20, CEB-3, GEB-7, Roland SD-50, R-26, R-44 and Edirol LVS-400 units.
How do you safely connect the adapter to a Boss RT-20 or Roland recorder?
Plug the AC cord into a 100-240V outlet first, then insert the DC barrel plug into the device’s 9V input; reversing this sequence can trigger the built-in short-circuit and over-voltage protection.
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