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HLK-20M12 AC-DC Power Module 220V to 12V 1.67A 20W

HLK-20M12 AC-DC Power Module 220V to 12V 1.67A 20W

Part number: HLK-20M12Brand: Hi-LinkPower Supplies & Adapters

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235 EGP

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About this product

The HLK-20M12 is a compact, isolated AC-to-DC power module from Hi-Link that converts a 100 to 240 VAC input into a 12 V DC output rated at 1.667 A (20 W). It is designed for embedding in smart home devices, automation controls and instruments that need a small board-level supply. It offers a wide global input range and high-security isolation.

Specifications

Output power
20 W
Input voltage
100–240 VAC
Input frequency
50–60 Hz
Maximum input current
≤ 0.4 A
Output voltage
12 V DC
Output current
1.667 A

Frequently asked questions

What is the price of HLK-20M12 AC-DC Power Module 220V to 12V 1.67A 20W in Egypt?

HLK-20M12 AC-DC Power Module 220V to 12V 1.67A 20W currently costs between 235 and 360 EGP across 2 offers in Egypt.

Where can I buy HLK-20M12 AC-DC Power Module 220V to 12V 1.67A 20W in Egypt?

HLK-20M12 AC-DC Power Module 220V to 12V 1.67A 20W is available from Makers Electronics and Future Electronics. Compare the offers above to find the best price.

Is it safe to use with mains voltage?

The module connects directly to 100–240 VAC mains, so it must be installed inside a suitable enclosure with proper insulation and clearances. Only a qualified person should wire the mains side, and power must be disconnected before any work.

How do I wire the module?

Connect the mains live and neutral to the AC input terminals, and take the 12 V DC output from the marked + and − terminals. Check the printed labels on your module before powering it, as terminal markings can vary between versions.