The device I want to power is 5 VDC 1 amp will this work?
1429970
Yes this will work. Your device only needs 1amp and will not use more than it needs. The step down transformer is capable of 3amps and could technically support 3 of your devices.
132496
Yes, it will work, It is a variable voltage power supply with a range from 100 to 240 VAC generating apparently 5VDC @ 2A.... However, be aware of this device not having mouse support... Have a good day.
2284994
Hi,please see the following link,this item is what you need,just make sure the voltage of power is 5V.Otherwise,the rest of products which in my shop ,you can just have a look,i
2120903
The listing states it is rated at 1 Amp. 1 amp is equal to 1,000 mA. I do not know if it will work for your purposes, maybe since it is rate twice what your device requires. It absolutely would not run the device I had requiring 1A. It also took a very long time to get it.
32962
The output of some of the ports are rated at 2 Amp if that matches your device it should work. I don't know how much power your device requires.
1008176
You only want to use the correct amperage for your device. I believe that this device requires the 2.1A charger.
2181216
Yes. I have tested this unit with a 5-ohm power resistor as load. It is able to provide 1A of output current at 5V.
184666
Nope, any 9v should work. I'm using a one spot power supply on it right now
1517149
No, the device only works as a buck converter, so the output will never be higher than the input. If you want to have a higher output voltage than the input voltage, you need to look for a "boost" converter. They are not as common as the buck converters, but there are many of them out there, all you have to do is search using the words "boost converter". You will then be able to put in 5 volts dc and have 9 vdc on the output.
1478971
Yes, your device will only pull Amperage (mA) it needs. In your case 500mA. Adapter is capable of providing up to 2000mA.
583129
For my application I just used a power supply set to 5v, but VBUS will power it just fine as one of my coworkers did with the same amp.
67577
It depends on what your purpose for the device is. I'm currently using this to power a small speaker and it works excellently. One note worthy benefit is that you have a voltage adjuster on the unit rather than being stuck strictly to 12 or 5 volts.
404149
No, the idea for this one is a booster. The output is variable, but I don't think there's much overlap between its acceptable input voltage and its output. From my unit, it certainly couldn't go as low as a 5 v DC output.
293191
no, it is 5 (FIVE) VOLTS only, not 15 (FIFTEEN).So if you need 15 VOLTS (which I doubt it because all USB 1.0,2.0 and 3.0 can ONLY be 5 VOLTS)If you MISTYPED and it is ONLY 5 VOLTS @ 1.2 AMPS then it WILL work, because the AMPERAGE is how much PUSH the voltage has, so it would charge a 5 VOLTS and do it quicker than 1.2 AMPS, but it does NOT give 3.1 AMPS per USB port, it would max out at 2 AMPS.
1002977
Yes but you have to buy this item- http://www.thinkgeek.com/product/19a8/?pfm=Search&t=5%20amp%20ac%20to%2012v%20dc%20power%20adapter -Then it might work, but I cannot guarantee it will because I haven't tried it.
2197537
I do not know because they do not give you a cable for it. You would have to find a cable and try it, it is powered by 5volts.
677295
I'm not sure, as I only have a USB 2.0 hub... I dont see why not. Still 5 volts I believe and receiving I.R. Is probably low voltage. G.L.