Ikan AC-12V-1.5A-MX 12V 1.5A AC Adapter with Mini XLR Connector

Reliable Power for Your Production Gear
The Ikan AC-12V-1.5A-MX is a compact and dependable power adapter designed to supply steady 12V power to your production monitors and gear with a mini XLR power input. Whether you're powering an Ikan on-camera monitor or other compatible devices, this AC adapter ensures smooth operation by providing a consistent current, making it essential for studio or field setups that require stable power.

Perfect for Travel and On-Set Flexibility
Designed with versatility in mind, this power adapter supports a wide input voltage range from 100V to 240V, making it suitable for international use with the proper plug adapter. Whether you're shooting in a local studio or working abroad, this adapter provides the assurance that your gear can be powered no matter the location. Its small footprint and lightweight design make it easy to pack in gear bags without taking up valuable space.

Secure Connection with Locking Mini XLR
The AC-12V-1.5A-MX features a locking mini XLR connector that ensures a secure and reliable connection to your monitor or other compatible devices. This feature eliminates the risk of accidental disconnections, which is critical when you're in the middle of a shoot. It allows for peace of mind, especially in dynamic filming environments where bumps and movement are common.

Engineered for Compatibility with Ikan Monitors
This power supply is specifically built to pair seamlessly with Ikan monitors and gear that require a 12V 1.5A power source. With its locking mini XLR, it’s a perfect match for Ikan's product ecosystem, delivering optimal power and compatibility without the need for third-party adapters or modifications.

Lightweight but Durable for Long-Term Use
Built with high-quality components, the AC-12V-1.5A-MX is designed for long-term performance. The rugged housing protects against wear, while the solid internal electronics maintain reliable voltage regulation. It's a dependable choice for professionals who can't afford equipment failure due to power supply issues.