Is there an issue with the 80W 12V DC power converter?

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Is there an issue with the 80W 12V DC power converter?

Is there an issue with the 80W 12V DC power converter?

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MrGhostly_
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07-02-2016, 07:12 PM

#11

Thank you for recognizing my answer as the best one!

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MrGhostly_

07-02-2016, 07:12 PM #11

Thank you for recognizing my answer as the best one!

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tmc00
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07-09-2016, 04:32 PM

#12

I have reached the right conclusion based on what I understand*. Moreover, it was the only person who showed interest in my issue.
I remain uncertain about whether the board was designed for a different input voltage.

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tmc00

07-09-2016, 04:32 PM #12

I have reached the right conclusion based on what I understand*. Moreover, it was the only person who showed interest in my issue.
I remain uncertain about whether the board was designed for a different input voltage.

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kyleboren
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07-09-2016, 08:23 PM

#13

You were the only one to show interest in my issue. Just trying to assist, buddy!
I still can't rule out the chance that the board was set for a different voltage input.
Maybe there have been cases where PCBs were connected incorrectly (blame the pandemic and pressure from an assembly line manager).

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kyleboren

07-09-2016, 08:23 PM #13

You were the only one to show interest in my issue. Just trying to assist, buddy!
I still can't rule out the chance that the board was set for a different voltage input.
Maybe there have been cases where PCBs were connected incorrectly (blame the pandemic and pressure from an assembly line manager).

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tamemarco
Senior Member

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07-15-2016, 03:01 AM

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I placed the order for the case, converter, and PSU in April 2017. The business also offers preassembled systems, which suggests they were aware of what they were selling.
I have the invoice, which lists the external brick as "Seasonic 60 W/12V Level 6 AC Adapter". The internal DC converter is described as "80W DC-DC Powerboard with ATX Power Cable and DC Input Jack Cable". Because I can't find specifications online for this board and they no longer stock that model, it seems likely the voltage isn't correct.
An interesting point is that I mistakenly recalled it as 19 V. I believe I ordered it by phone, hoping to confirm I received the Seasonic power brick, since they also had a non-Seasonic version, which might have been 19 V.
In any case, it's all behind me, and I'm ready to part with it. Maybe one day I'll consider using it with a 19 V source.

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tamemarco

07-15-2016, 03:01 AM #14

I placed the order for the case, converter, and PSU in April 2017. The business also offers preassembled systems, which suggests they were aware of what they were selling.
I have the invoice, which lists the external brick as "Seasonic 60 W/12V Level 6 AC Adapter". The internal DC converter is described as "80W DC-DC Powerboard with ATX Power Cable and DC Input Jack Cable". Because I can't find specifications online for this board and they no longer stock that model, it seems likely the voltage isn't correct.
An interesting point is that I mistakenly recalled it as 19 V. I believe I ordered it by phone, hoping to confirm I received the Seasonic power brick, since they also had a non-Seasonic version, which might have been 19 V.
In any case, it's all behind me, and I'm ready to part with it. Maybe one day I'll consider using it with a 19 V source.

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