💡 Optimized EVERTECH 9-Channel DC12V 5 Amp PTC Fuse CCTV Power Supply with Metal Box & AC Plug - Suitable for up to 9 AHD, TVI, CVI, and Analog Security Cameras/CCTV Cameras Review

Works great. I use it to power six Lutron Serena window blinds and everything works fine. All six blinds are hooked up to the same control channel so this source draws a lot of power - almost nothing, then I press a button to raise the blinds and all six motors turn on at the same time - I haven't had a single problem. .

Working. woohoo - I wasn't sure about the price. It powered my external FLIR IR cameras and I am happy with this purchase. I thought it would be bigger but it was 6x6x2 and I didn't need a big box. I might be complicated for those of you thinking of using all 9 outlets, I used a basic 4 outlet DVR and it was overcrowded in the box.

This is the most compact power supply on the market. Ideal for professional looking setups. As professional CCTV installers, we have used hundreds of these (we order several times a week) and are more than satisfied with the quality and customer service. 12V It should be exactly like this! We unreservedly recommend this product. Evertech's 18-port power supply is also top-notch.

I received this to replace the wall wart that came with my camera. I had to extend the cables to two of my cameras and they consequently lost signal to the DVR when going from day to night or vice versa. I had to increase the output voltage to 13V to keep the two faulty cameras connected, but even then they still dropped out occasionally. It works great for the other two cameras, and maybe I just need to buy longer native cables instead of using connectors to run longer cables. Love the system…

I had to deduct two stars for the following reasons: 1. When I opened the package, a piece of metal fell out of the box (probably scrap or scrap, approx. 2 mm in size). I don't know if there are any other random bits of metal floating around inside the device. I do NOT want short circuits and/or damage to my equipment. (minus 1)2. The unit outputs 13.41 volts (over 12V +/- 10%) on each pin (I checked with a multimeter). So I tried adjusting the trimmer; all he did was increase the tension…