12V 5A 60W AC Adapter for Alba, Alphatronics, Bush, Crown, Denson, Digihome, Dual, Finlux, Goodmans, Hikvision DVR, Hitachi, ICY BOX, Logik, Matsui, Mikomi, Nikkei , Onn, Proline, RaidSonic, Salora, Sanyo, Techwood, Waltham, and Wharfedale TVs (Not suitable for DMTECH nor AvTex branded TVs)

The 4 pins provide 12 volts. It worked Perfectly on my Hikvision CCTV system Seems fine, it didn't come with a kettle lead but that's ok as my old one had one.

This is actually really handy. I recently sold an item on eBay for £700 and the buyer was paying cash on collection. I chose to invest in one of these so I could check the notes before he left with the item. It's very easy to use. You just switch it on and hold the note under it and look for the fluorescent symbol on the £5, £10 and £20 notes. You can check the Bank of England website so you know what to look out for. I think that this is great value for money and well worth it if you have a shop or are accepting a large amount of money from someone that you don't know.

was having problems with TV at my caravan, picture breaking up and sound was echoeing a bit. Tried out this new adapter last weekend. Picture seems a lot clearer not breaking up. Sound is also clear, no echo! and so far the Adapter does not seem to be heating up as much as my old one !

Bought to replace a 10 year old one powering a Hikvision dvr. Swopped out and turned on - cameras are back up. Can't fault it.

Nice blue light on mine, replaced a faulty one well. Make sure you check the good images well to ensure you get the correct one. My use case was not a TV but worked a treat anyway.

The PSU was a good price, arrived very quickly and seems to be doing a good job.

Didn't work

Brought this as a replacement power supply for my Lumagen Radiance XD. The original, that came with the unit form Gorden @ Convergent in late 2015, lasted for over 2 years. However this replacement that Gorden recommended which i purchased in January 2018, started to fail (black flashes on the TV) in January 2019, but it took a while to work out what was the cause, due to the intermittent nature of the issue. However, during February and March, i was having to re-plug the input or output on the PSU, to make the picture stable for a few days (or weeks). Luckily, i had repaired the original PSU, so refitted this in late march, and now the Lumagen out put is stable again . As this is out of warranty (i'm assuming its a year) i will take it apart to see what has failed, but i suspect its the caps.