SHNITPWR AC Adapter 120W Universal Power Adapter Review, Extremely useful to test or run a number of

[@Studio26A]

I'm in the states so you already know I'm using Common-US, 117VAC/60Hz AC adapters they are rated as "Class2" no, not class ll -- but "Class2" and there's a big difference in their applications. With Class2 you are suppose to be as close to the power as possible. Three adapters all rated at 12VDC, 1.0A, 12W. They came with 7'ft of 22ga. pigtails. Can I cut the adapters open and change the pigtails to 16ga wire so I can run over the 7'ft mark??? See Jay, with these adapters you run into voltage drops over 7'ft. But If I understand right and my math formulas are correct, 16ga pigtail will allow a max run of 48'ft. and continue sustaining the 12VDV 1.0A 12W. Yeah, I could run 117VAC extension cords but that's sloppy, However, (Legally --NFPA Sec. 590.3 (B), clearly states there is a 90-day limit on temporary power cords. Get rid of the cord or install a permeant fixture. I could install an outlet but that's added expense and time and working in tight crawlspaces. Any suggestions???

[@FawziBreidi]

They need to be able to lock the voltage because this dial might be easily changed.

[@frank88ster]

Mine has power but no led lights, is this useless or can be fix?

[@Waljones8]

What happens if u go over the voltage on a devices because I think that happened to me and now my portable charger not working anymore