Collection: Power Adapters

Many analogue and IP cameras run on 12V DC, though some use other voltages. Always check the label near your device's power socket and match the adapter exactly. Browse compatible supplies in Power & Cables.

Pick an adapter that supplies at least the amperage your device requires; more is fine, but less causes instability. If you power several cameras from one supply, add up their requirements first.

Most use a DC barrel connector, but diameters vary, so confirm the size against your device. To extend the cable or change the end, look at a DC Power Pigtail Cable.

Connecting reversed polarity can damage your camera or DVR. Check the centre-pin polarity symbol on both the adapter and the device, and make sure they match before plugging in.

Yes, if its total amperage covers the combined draw of all cameras and you use a splitter. For multi-camera runs, see the gear in Surveillance Accessories to distribute power cleanly.

Yes, as long as voltage, amperage and plug all match the target device. Routers, LED strips and small networking gear often share the same 12V supplies. Find broader options in Computing.

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If it arrives faulty or not as described, contact us and we will help resolve it. See our warranty page for details, and note that every order is covered by Lynk Buyer Protection.