JAMECO RELIAPRO DDU050100M2270 AC/DC Power Supply Wall Adapter/Transformer Single-Out 5V 1A 5W, DDU050100M2270

$ 16.03

Score By Feature

Based on 8 ratings

Value for money

9.71

Satisfaction

9.68

Delivery

9.38

Customer service

9.72

OveReview Final Score

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Product Description

The type of the product is electronic component

Package measures 4 inches long by 2 inches wide by 1 inch high. L X W is 0 inches, and W X L is The dimension of the panel is 0" W X 2". The height of a zero

The package weight of this item is 0. There are 96 pounds in this weight range

Taiwan, Province of China, is the country of origin

Questions & Answers

The wires are polarized, but how do you tell? We are looking for which wire is on the positive side and which is on the ground side. A wire is marked with a series of "-" You will need to insert an asterisk ?

Voltmeters are good to use in this case. An inexpensive power supply should not be trusted because of its wire colors.

Selected User Reviews For JAMECO RELIAPRO DDU050100M2270 AC/DC Power Supply Wall Adapter/Transformer Single-Out 5V 1A 5W, DDU050100M2270

My Topping D50 DAC works perfectly with this

5/5

Although the Topping D50 is a superb DAC, there is no power supply included with it. Based on audio science review's testing, the D50 is not picky about what it is connected to, and it will work with almost anything. You should use a power supply that can deliver 5 A or more. As a linear battery, it provides more current than necessary and is not a switching battery.
The RMS noise level is reduced.
My Nikon D50 works perfectly with this filter. There is no need for an adapter since the plug is the correct size. The power supply I purchased was of exceptional quality at an affordable price. I am very pleased with my purchase.

Kenzo Hodges

| Nov 08, 2020

Provider of linear power that is cost-effective and of good quality

5/5

I have now ordered a second power supply in the last few weeks, after being very happy with my In addition to feeding my DACs, both supplies are used as spares. I use the other to feed a cheap/small 5v Fiio DAC in a home theater setup, and this one is used to feed a 5v clean supply to my All Boss 1 system. With the Raspberry Pi, I can access 2 DACs (a DC barrel adapter is needed). Ideally, they should have a quieter operation than switching power supplies, but I do not have any way to test Quality, effectiveness, efficiency, and cost-effectiveness are all the reputations of this company The power supply makes noise. For months now I have had my original 5 volt supply on 24/7 without problems.

In the future if I need a linear 5 volt supply with a current requirement of less than 1 amp, I will certainly purchase.

Declan Morris

| Oct 16, 2020

Linear five volt, one amp power adapter from Jameco

5/5

There is no difference in product or price from Jameco (I had mine shipped from Jameco) depending on the shipping method you use. In addition, this power supply is ideal for applications that are sensitive to the high frequency noise caused by switching power supplies.

Stella Brandt

| Jul 25, 2020

A far better DAC than Reliapro H4660 (i

5/5

e. 5 v PS for Initially, I purchased the Jameco Reliapro H4660 and enjoyed it along with the black ifi ipower from the same company. The DAC was used with my Topping E30 DAC and PA3 Amplifier, as well as insulated speaker and USB cables and a The H4660 ReliaPro for $10 was my favorite for real natural sound but it is a little airy and open(which is a nice effect) and I thought the black ipower for $25 was less accurate but had more bass and was Following that I purchased the white ifi power ($100), along with the H2270 ($15). Both of these sounded much better to me It seems that the H2270 has the most natural and accurate sound of all the power supplies, with the exception of the white ifi power When I am torn between the Reliapro H2270 and the white ipower, I do not know which sounds better overall, and if I should return and return the very expensive white ipower and invest As long as you don't exceed $100, the Reliapro power supplies sound like the best option.