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e, 30 or 32v. And always make your warts output ac so psu polarity doesn't matter. Another is to add overvoltage protection. Another is to have the dc socket insde the appliance case. Another is to put the whole wart inside t he appliance with just a mains connector user accessible. etc etc.
I prefer wartable goods to run on anything - they won't, but getting partwa y there is a real plus. If you design for ac in it can run off correct PSUs , wrong polarity & old iron lumps. That was really the motivation behind sa id approach.
Cap failure doesn't matter if it runs on a dc wart, lytics normally go high ESR low C.
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