2 Pack 24V DC 2A 48W Power Supply Adapter,100-240V AC to 24Volt 2000Ma Converter Transformer with 5.5 x 2.5 mm Tip for 5050,3528 LED Strip 3D Printer CCTV Security System LCD Monitor.

At work, we had a vendor display that was lit with LED strips. Those power supplies died and my boss was going to throw the LEDs away. I asked for them, got these power supplies, and now have a very well lit workshop :)

Worked well for my HDBASET application

I used these to power NI cRIOS. They do the job. I cut off the connector and stripped back the leads so I could attach the leads to screw terminals. The leads were color coded so I didn’t even have bench test first.

Both power supplies stopped working one after the other within two hours of operation.I will be sending them back soon

Seems to work as a replacement for my OEM light strip power cord. I needed a 24V, 2A power cord that says it can handle 2A… this one says it can. I plugged it in and right of the box it worked. The side that connects to the cord is not as snug as the OEM device, but it works. I don’t know how long it will last and pray it doesn’t short anything out. Initial thoughts are that it’s OK, but time will be the true judge. I find it to be a little pricey for what it is.

As described and of good quality

Review of: **RedFringe 2 Pack 24V 2A 48W Power Supply Adapter,100-240V AC to DC 24Volt 2000Ma Converter Transformer with 5.5 x 2.5 mm DC Tip for 5050,3528 LED Strip 3D Printer CCTV Security System LCD Monitor.**Purchased these power supplies to use with a 20' cob LED light strip and they work perfectly. No humming or excessive heat from the adapter, and they seem to provide plenty of amperage for these fairly lights. I actually ran it for a bit with the full 20' strip and it worked fine, even though the strip is spec'ed at 72W. But since I intend to cut the strip into two sections at 36W each, these power supplies will not be in over their heads.Note that the supplies do have a blue LED light on them indicating they are receiving (and sending) power, which is fine for most applications. At $17 for the pair (and with a 10% coupon right now), these are a good buy IMO.

I tested product immediately after it arrived. Two packs in a flat box, both of them functioned perfectly. I purchased those for another set of LED strip lights that require a 24V DC power supply individually. The moment I got those LED strip lights, the enclosed instruction inside the package explains nothing about how much Amperage needed for these lights if not for the Voltage part. Luckily I have a tech-savvy Papa who can share some constructive advice with me, a DC 24V 2A power supply will be a good fit for most of 24V LED Strip lights unless specified by MFG. So be sure to read the instructions for both power supply and the LED lights you want to connect with prior to any purchases.