14.6 V-Sony power supply s.JVC-12V-camera?

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14.6 V-Sony power supply s.JVC-12V-camera?

Frage von JCE:

Juni 2009

Hi All,

I am currently looking for a power adapter for my JVC GY-DV5000. But now I have found another old Sony power supply in my home, which takes 14.6 V at 0.6 A. Can I use for my Cam? In the operating manual of the Cam-12V DC-IN but the stands are so synonymous Batteries 14.6 V

Währe very happy to have answers!

Thank you very much,
JCE

Antwort von K.-D. Schmidt:

That is no problem.

Greeting
KDS

Antwort von Markus_Krippner:

0.6A net are a bisserl little giant for so ne mill?

The power supply provides 14.6V x 0.6A = 8.76 watts

... not even 10 watts .... I believe to be significantly undersized.
Would I do take for nen Shoulder Camcorder with tape drive at least 50-60 watts.

markus ... :-)

Antwort von tommyb:

So, about half of 50-60W is already more realistic.

The exact performance of the camera usually stands. s.der camera itself on the plate beside the serial number and the type designation.

Antwort von Markus_Krippner:

Is .... But I had a bad feeling, then run the power supply constantly s.Limit. Furthermore, an (; switching) power supply with 30 Watt only slightly cheaper than one with 50 watts.

12V / 30W for 28 euro:
http://www.reichelt.de/?SID=26bT9 @ iKwQARoAAHmHIDU6a286c2319f28b93869e7053197f669e; startpage = 78; ARTICLE = 35,153

12V / 50W for 37 euro:
http://www.reichelt.de/?SID=26bT9 @ iKwQARoAAHmHIDU6a286c2319f28b93869e7053197f669e; startpage = 78; ARTICLE = 35,157

or my personal favorite:
12V / 100W for 20 euro:
http://www.reichelt.de/?SID=26bT9 @ iKwQARoAAHmHIDU6a286c2319f28b93869e7053197f669e; startpage = 73; ARTICLE = 57,487

... the latter model is of course, built into a case MUST, and if possible of a qualified electrician.

markus ... :-)

Antwort von JCE:

Thank you for your answers!

Now I know that my cam need 1.5A at 12V, that is 18 watts.

Then the 30-watt power supply should work, yes.

Then I must still hold a 4-pin XLR Male mounted on it.

regards,
JCE

Antwort von Markus_Krippner:

Yes, the XLR 4pin has yet to be soldered.

Occupancy:

Pin 1 = Ground (;-)
(Pin 4 = DC; +)
Pin 2 and Pin 3 remain unassigned.

markus ... :-)

Antwort von WideScreen:

The times should be synonymous properly soldered, so you can save its way to the recycling :-) Red is Black's pros and cons .... or something:)

Antwort von Markus_Krippner:

Always check with multimeter nem polarity. Who does not know of what I'm talking about grad: wech fingers ;-)

markus ... :-)