Upgrade Your Tech With BINZET 24V 5A Power Adapter - Ideal For LED Lights, Routers, And More! Review

I have the 3A. I use this with an amplifier and it does not create any noise or feedback which is great. However, I would order the 5A next time (and I might end up ordering it anyway) because my amplifier may possibly be drawing too much current. This 3A cuts out periodically after long periods of time.

The item works however it came with scratches, a chipped case, and the socket where you plug the AC cord is squeaky, as if someone previously opened the plastic enclosure and tampered with it. The item is functional though. Just hope it’s safe to use

I needed a minimum 5 amp 24vdc power supply to power a Nobsound amplifier. This one worked for 3 hours. Don't waste your money on non - UL listed power supplies. You pay more, but at least the product meets it's stated specs.

I purchased a set of high powered LED fish tank lights and after a year the original drivers (Power Supply's) were getting weak so I took a gamble on these. My Original supply's where under current as the Lights are 72 watts and the original power supplies where rated 2.5 amp, the light manufacturer going cheap as the supplies tested at around 3 Amp, As you see 3 Amp is 72 watts max, so the Original supplies were always hot.I replaced them with these 5 Amp supplies which test @ above 6 Amp on…

My logitech g920 is fairly worn i have used it well and its has lost forcefeedback i could easily tell. So initially was looking into maybe a repair BUT i was seeing everyone suggesting a 5A DC upgrade over the 1.5A -2.3A Logitech uses in its various wheels to GAIN FFB. It 100% restored FFB on my wheel , i can only imagine what one would do for a wheel that has fresh working motors !

I used this power supply to power my Zebra thermal label printers. If it can do that, it can power some LED lights no problem!You would think that a label printer would not take that much power. That is not the case for the Zebra thermal label printers (GX420 and GX430). They take every bit of 4.5 amps at 24 volts. I'm amazed at just how much power they use compared to most of my other gadgets, and I test a lot of gadgets here at GadgetClass.I have tried a wide array of universal power supplies

This review is for the 24V /5A power supply. The unit I received came in just a clear zip lock bag and has lots scuff marks on it like it’s been used. It’s fairly light and feels like something is loose inside. It does output 24V but the power LED doesn’t light up showing that it’s ON. I’m not taking any chances, this junk is going back.

It appears to be very well made, time will tell of course but its much better made than the one I bought elsewhere. There is a high risk of electrical shock if the adapter is not handled properly!

UL ratings would be nice. My rating is based on that the product will work at rated output for 100% of the time and maintain the proper output voltage at full rated current and not overheat, stop working, and continue to meet Rating Voltage and Current specs. So far I have used it to drive 100 watts RMS Class D amplifier and monitored the Output voltage. I will use a 5 ohm 200 watt power resistor on a large Heatsink with fans to run a high output test and monitor the temperature of the case and

So far, the Product is working fine, doing it's thing. IDK that it's a 5 star product, time will tell, and I adjust reviews as necessary, but so far so good.Edit: star rating updated 4/20/2020

I have ordered two so far. The first has worked perfectly. The second I just plugged in today. It makes a very loud buzzing noise and is very warm. I'm worried what will happen after a months use.