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That absolutely is. You could be better with 48 or even 24 volts, but then you are out of luck if you want to power a majority of devices which are 12v. So your
by aivisol 7y ago
That absolutely is. You could be better with 48 or even 24 volts, but then you are out of luck if you want to power a majority of devices which are 12v. So your only option is to go for USB-A wall socket which essentially is a wall-wart hidden in your wall. I do not see a good solution here.
- JoeAltmaier 7y agoA buck convertor in the socket (cost: $1) with a voltage dial or selector would do the trick.