Universal AC/DC Adapter 41W Switching Power Supply Charger with 5V 1A USB Port, Replacement Power Cord for 6V 9V 12V 15V 18V 20V 24V Household Electronics - 1500mA Max

So, for some reason, Graco doesn't like to inform customers about what power is necessary to run their swings. And when you shop for replacements, many of the listings actually HIDE the power output on their listing images (and don't mention it in their listing either).Unlike many other products, Graco also does NOT list the power requirements on the product (which seems like they SHOULD, as every other product mentions what it takes on the receiving device). Anyway, since the original cord was missing, I needed to replace it ASAP with a universal cord in order to figure out what the power requirements might be.This adapter worked out - I started at 5V since that's what I see listed for some of their other products, but, no dice. I was afraid to keep upping the voltage since we needed to use the swing, but, it ended up finally working when I dialed up to 12V.This power adapter is able to provide up to 2A max (and includes a USB-A power port as well to power a USB device), so, everything worked out in the end, and the new baby is happily swinging along in the swing.

I was searching for a charger cord for a small makeup mirror and found this that I can use on multiple electronics in my house. No need to buy multiple charger cords.

Short story, Costco sells a trashcan that has a sensor and is powered by batteries. After a short time, it starts eating the batteries. I decided to power it through the household 110v. This is perfect, and has the amperage to work the motor inside. No more eating the cost of a half dozen batteries every few weeks.So far, A+, and hopefully it will last a long time.

The adapter works well thus far for me - I bought it for charging my Li-Ion jumpstart pack for my car, and have used it for several other things along the way. At the moment, it's hooked up to my motorized bed frame, as the existing power supply died, and works great.The voltage selector requires a bit of force to be turned - too much to turn with a fingernail, but easy to do with a small screwdriver. In my mind, this is a good thing, as the voltage selector switch isn't going to slip out of place from normal use.I've checked the voltages with my multimeter; they're all accurate to within a volt or so, as long as current drew is kept within the specification. I haven't checked it for noise or isolation between the DC output and the mains, so please evaluate this if it's important for your application.Overall, it does what it's supposed to do.

Saved our Halloween display of talking witches! Had misplaced our adapter so this was a great substitute

Works as expected! Awesome little thing to have around the office-works on all manners of gadgets.

If you’re the kind of person to try to fix things yourself instead of maybe paying a truck roll fee (for something like a modem power supply that went out) then this is likely the kind of item for you. I’ve had some DSL modems that lasted 8 years but I had to replace these 2 or 3 times, at least. This is usually what tends to go out for me and this one has a very nice sort of potentiometer to change the voltage. It helped fix a modem issue for me and it prevented me from having to potentially pay for a service call or some “protection” plan from a company. This is versatile, it works with a lot of different modems and it comes with a good number of plugs. It’s been doing full duty (turned all the way up) since I got it in and it’s doing great. It’s inexpensive and it’s a small solution to some problems that can feel pretty big. Nonetheless, this is a good little power supply with the only potential issue being that I wish the cable was a little bit longer. Not the biggest issue but it’s a great value and it’s super solid.Pros:InexpensiveGreat valueEasy to useCan change voltage very easilyLots of plugs includedCons:Wish the cable was longer (but I’m sure that’s probably how I’d feel 99% of the time)

This is adapter is a bit bulky to accommodate the USB socket, but the USB socket is quite a nice addition to a universal power supply. I've seen some supplies try to address USB sources with barrel-plug to USB adapters but it seems like it would be very easy to mess up polarity that way - the full USB-A socket is probably the better way to go.Power output is higher than the setting without a load (I just check with a multi-meter rather than trying to put any resistance on the line) which is normal and good.Will update if this develops any faults over time, but $10 for a switched universal power supply is a pretty good value.I don't have a good way to measure ripple or other undesirable power supply attributes so I can't attest to how clean the power is or whether it's noisy, but so far I haven't see any evidence of excessive noise or ripple.

Works well lots of ends to change

Worked perfect as a replacement for my OEM Vtech Baby monitor when the original cable gave out.