Need 12VAC wall transformer for Singapore

I'm searching for a source for 12VAC 500mA wall transformers (that is, "wall warts" or "AC adapters"), with 230V input and UK-style prongs (UK-style is what they use in Singapore, where this needs to end up). Output needs to be

5.5mm x 2.5mm coax connector. Note this is AC output, not DC!

I'm based in the USA. But ideally, I'd like to find a source for these adapters in Singapore - that way, I can just ship my product to the Singapore distributor without the AC adapter, and he can purchase and stock the adapters himself. Sourcing from China might also work.

Quantities very small - 10 or so at a time.

If anyone can point me to some Singapore-based distributors of these adapters I'd be grateful. I did find RS and Farnell but neither seem to stock AC-to-AC adapters, just AC-to-DC.

Thanks!

Reply to
Walter Harley
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Well........ there are literally hundreds of companies making such things in the region.

Why don't you liaise with your Singapore distributor to find a local source they're happy with ?

Graham

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Eeyore

"Eeyore" wrote in message news: snipped-for-privacy@REMOVETHIS.hotmail.com...

'cuz my Singapore distributor knows about music stuff, not electronics stuff. He's just a little one-man music store. He did give me the equivalent of a yellow pages search, and if that's the best I can do it's what I'll work with, but I was hoping that maybe somebody in that area who actually does electronics might have a reference for me.

In the USA, I buy them from Jameco. Wish I could use 12VDC, they're trivial to find. 12VAC is harder.

Reply to
Walter Harley

Does your kit develop multiple voltage rails like both +ve and -ve from the incoming AC? If not, then a DC supply will work without worring about polarity 'cos your rectifier will sort that out. The penalty is the rectifier's voltage loss.

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Graham W

Can you not use DC ?

Graham

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Eeyore

On Fri, 4 Aug 2006 09:58:16 -0700, "Walter Harley" put finger to keyboard and composed:

If you are after small quantities, just send your distributor to Sim Lim Tower, Sim Lim Square, or Jalan Besar Plaza. There are hundreds of electronics vendors there.

- Franc Zabkar

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Franc Zabkar

Thanks, Franc. I'll pass that info on to him and see if he can get what he needs - sounds like a good answer.

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Walter Harley

"Eeyore" wrote in message news: snipped-for-privacy@REMOVETHIS.hotmail.com...

Not without redesigning the circuit. It uses split rails.

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Walter Harley

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