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5V 1A ERD Adapter with Micro USB cable
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Power your low-current electronics projects with the 5V 1A ERD Adapter with Micro USB Cable, designed to provide a stable 5V DC supply for compatible Micro USB-powered devices. With a maximum output of 1A, it is suitable for low-power development boards, Raspberry Pi Zero, Raspberry Pi 3 and other electronics projects that require a regulated 5V supply.
The adapter features stabilized output with low ripple and low interference, helping provide consistent power during everyday project use. Built-in short-circuit and overload protection adds an extra layer of safety for compatible applications. The included Micro USB cable makes it convenient to connect the adapter directly to supported devices.
This 5V 1A power adapter is a practical choice for Arduino projects, Raspberry Pi setups, IoT prototypes, DIY electronics, educational projects and other low-power applications that specifically require 5V power. Before connecting, always check that your device requires 5V input and that its current requirement is within the adapter's 1A capacity.
| Operating Voltage | 5V |
| Current | 1A |
| Compatibility | Raspberry Pi 3, Raspberry Pi Zero |
| Dimensions | 5 x 4 x 3cms |
| Weight | 50 grams |
It can be used for compatible Arduino-based setups that accept 5V power through a Micro USB connection and remain within the adapter's 1A current capacity. Check the particular Arduino board's power-input specifications before connecting it.
The adapter has a maximum current rating of 1A at 5V. This corresponds to up to approximately 5W of DC output power under the stated voltage and current ratings. It should not be used for a device that requires more current than the adapter can provide.
Yes. The product information specifies short-circuit and overload protection. It also describes the output as stabilized with low ripple and low interference for more consistent power delivery.
Only if the particular board accepts 5V input through Micro USB and its power requirement is within the adapter's 1A capacity. Development boards can have different power requirements, especially when sensors, displays, motors or wireless peripherals are connected, so verify the board's specifications before use.