2012-11-16, 16:07
(2012-11-16, 15:38)taurose Wrote: Thanks for the reply. Just received my picopsu 160-XT (the price difference between this one and the picopsu 120 is small here) and it works fine so far with the 120W AC adapter that came with the e-i7.
I'm wondering though if I'm putting the picopsu at risk with an underpowered AC adapter. There's little info in the internet about the model (WT1201000). Only site I could find is this http://translate.google.com/translate?js...06&bid=783
That is great it's working for you. Pictures?
These kinds of DC-DC and AC adapter power supplies are sold in these combinations all the time. The Realan/Habey cases are all 120W DC powerboards and come with 60W or 84W from the manufacturer. You can also find picoPSUs sold that way with a smaller AC adapter than the DC powerboard is rated for. In my experience with both the Realan powerboards and picoPSU I've never seen a problem with it. I think the DC powerboard rating is meant to be a maximum output.
BTW, I have 2 12V 180W AC adapters that are European voltage (220V) that were accidentally sent to me instead of the US version. If anyone overseas is interested I'd send them if you cover the shipping/handling costs. I don't want them to go to waste. PM me.