Mooer PDNW-9V-2A-EU
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Mooer
PDNW-9V-2A-EU
Product Info
Article Number:
319559
Brand:
Mooer
Model:
PDNW-9V-2A-EU
Category:
Guitar Effect Power Supplies
Price:
$24.20
* Prices may vary. Check retailer for current pricing and availability.
This Mooer power supply is a no-frills, budget-friendly option for players needing a single 9V outlet. It's perfect for those with smaller pedalboards or just starting out, offering reliable power without breaking the bank. Just be mindful of its limitations and avoid using it with particularly sensitive or high-current pedals.
Product Description
- Mooer PDNW-9V-2A-EU
- Power Supply
- 2000 mA
- Input: 100-240 V AC
- Output connection: 5.5 / 2.1 - 2.3 mm
- Positive pole outside
PROS
- • Compact size minimizes pedalboard clutter and cable spaghetti.
- • Reliable 2A output handles most standard 9V effects pedals.
- • Universal input voltage accommodates international travel needs.
- • Solid construction with decent-quality internal components for longevity.
CONS
- • Plastic housing feels a bit cheap compared to metal alternatives.
- • Single output limits use for larger pedalboards needing more power.
- • No regulated current limiting; potential for damage with sensitive pedals.
Product Video
Key Features
Outputs
1 x 5.5/2.1-2.3mm
Voltage Options
9V DC
Isolated
No
Total Current
2000mA
Input Voltage
100-240V AC
Dimensions
Approximately 70mm x 45mm x 25mm
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Frequently Asked Questions
It should be fine for most, but vintage pedals can be more sensitive; monitor performance and consider a regulated supply if issues arise.
While it *might* work, exceeding the rated current isn't recommended and could damage the power supply or the pedal.
Yes, it's a very common size, but always double-check your pedal's power input to be sure.
