Help ID'ing a power supply

[Sir Bagalot]

Need some help with this one



I see the model no as DB-05-12DL 41/9
PRI is the usual 230/240V
SEC I assume is output. Is it 12V, Max 6VA

Below I assume is a 2 core cable where one is power, the other not

On the model number what does 12DL mean? 41/9?

Am I missing anything?

Edited by Sir Bagalot on Friday 29th May 16:17

[AndyTR]

Try https://www.acadaptorsrus.co.uk/

This looks like the same spec - https://www.acadaptorsrus.co.uk/products/replaceme...

Edited by AndyTR on Friday 29th May 16:19

[Mr Pointy]

What are you trying to do: source that exact item or a generic equivalent?If you just want something that will replace it then a few better pictures are needed.

[Super Josh]

AndyTR said:

Try https://www.acadaptorsrus.co.uk/

This looks like the same spec - https://www.acadaptorsrus.co.uk/products/replaceme...

Edited by AndyTR on Friday 29th May 16:19

Those are AC output which is completely different to the one in the OP. Looking at the rather out of focus image it looks like it's a 12V DC supply at 6VA(so 500 mA current). We would need to see the connector on the end of the lead to be able to recommend an equivalent one.

[craigjm]

Sir Bagalot said:

Need some help with this one

On the model number what does 12DL mean? 41/9?

12DL means its a lighting adaptor so i assume its for gardening lights or Christmas lights or something?

The 41/9 is a date code for production week 41 of 2019

[frisbee]

Super Josh said:

Those are AC output which is completely different to the one in the OP. Looking at the rather out of focus image it looks like it's a 12V DC supply at 6VA(so 500 mA current). We would need to see the connector on the end of the lead to be able to recommend an equivalent one.

Is it a DC output? Pri, Sec and VA suggests its a transformer, so AC.

It's such a blurred mess, there is a symbol that would indicate what the output was if it was legible.

[jeremyc]

frisbee said:

Is it a DC output? Pri, Sec and VA suggests its a transformer, so AC.

It's such a blurred mess, there is a symbol that would indicate what the output was if it was legible.

The symbol after '12V' is the one for DC.

(Just as the one after 230 - 240V is for AC).

[silentbrown]

It's a generic 240V AC to 12VDC 500ma supply from TDCPower. https://www.tdcpower.com/

The challenge will be finding one with the right DC connector (which you haven't shown), but the easy answer is to just replace the connectors with something easily available.