This device converts 12V DC power from your system into a 5V USB connection. Use it to install a tablet charger in place of your old keypads! 4 variations to choose from
NOTE: This product comes in four different connector variations. Choose the desired connector from the drop-down above.
Specifications:
Input voltage: 8V - 35V DC
Recommended input voltage: 12V or 24V
Output voltage: 5V DC
Output power: 15W
Conversion efficiency: >90%
Voltage regulation: ±1%
Load regulation: ±2%
Ripple (full load test): <150mV
No-load current: <10mA
Working temperature: -40~85℃
Waterproof rating: IP67
Over-current protection: Yes
Overheat protection: Yes
Short circuit protection: Yes
Reverse Polarity Protection: No
Product dimensions: 46mm x 27mm x 14mm
Product weight: 65g
Country of origin: China
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This guy is simple to wire in, I just used my old leads from my old panned Connected them to Konnected aux and I have power to my tablet. Now we just have to get something to work more efficiently on the tablet for the system.
United StatesUSB power converter failed
Customer service was excellent with my issue and quickly sent a replacement without hesitation.
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United States12V to 5V USB Power Converter
The photo I ordered from clearly showed a straight through USB-C connector, but I received a right-angle USB-C connector. I already have a right-angle connector from a previous order, so these two parts are of no use to me because I need a straight through connector.
United StatesUSB-C power converter
Konnected is awesome for alarm automation and self monitoring. The power converter is necessary to charge my new Amazon Fire Tablet that replaced the old alarm panel. Looking forward to working The Tiles features with my Konnected devices. Great support from the Konnected staff.
