Collection: Power Adapters

Check the label on your old adapter or device for the output voltage, amperage and connector size, such as 12V 2A. Match the voltage exactly and choose equal or higher amperage. Browse the Chargers range.

Yes, as long as the voltage matches exactly. A device draws only the current it needs, so a higher amperage adapter is safe. The reverse is not true: too little amperage can overload the adapter.

Polarity shows whether the centre pin is positive or negative. Using the wrong polarity can prevent a device from working or damage it. The symbol on the adapter and device shows which configuration you need.

No. Voltage must match the device's rating. A higher voltage can damage the device even if the plug fits, and a lower voltage may cause it not to work properly. Always match the voltage exactly.

A power adapter outputs a fixed DC voltage through a barrel or specific connector for a device like a router. A USB charger outputs 5V (or negotiated higher) over USB for phones and tablets. See USB Wall Chargers for the latter.

Some warmth during use is normal as the adapter converts mains power. However, if it becomes very hot, smells, or makes noise, unplug it and stop using it. Ensure it has airflow and isn't covered.

Yes, shipping is free on orders over €80, with fast delivery across Greece. Smaller orders carry a standard rate. See full details on our shipping page.

If your order arrives faulty, contact us and we'll help resolve it under our warranty policy. Every purchase is also covered by Lynk Buyer Protection.