CCTV Power Supplies with UK Plug | Accessories
14 products in our Accessories range — trade-grade UK stock from CCTV Line.
CCTV Power range
This range covers the low-voltage power infrastructure behind a CCTV or access-control install: single-way 12V DC adapters, multi-amp boxed PSUs, a 9-way distribution box, a dedicated access-control PSU, a Mean Well DIN-style unit, and a UPS for backup runtime.
Fixed-output UKVISION adapters run from 1.5A up to 10A, all UK-plugged with 5.5mm DC barrel connectors — the standard fit for most single-camera or small-DVR setups.
How to choose
- Load first — total your camera/DVR current draw and pick an adapter or box with headroom above that figure; options here span 1.5A to 10A.
- Single feed vs distribution — for one device, a standard adapter suffices; for a multi-camera cabinet, the 9-channel 10A distribution box centralises wiring and fault isolation.
- Access control — the PSU-12V-8A is specced for access-control loads (maglocks, strikes) rather than camera-only duty.
- DIN-rail / panel builds — the Mean Well LRS-200N2-12 suits enclosure installs needing a compact regulated 12V rail supply.
- Resilience — the CertaUPS C60-800 (480W/800VA) adds battery backup and surge protection ahead of the DC side, for sites where mains dropout matters.
Connector type (5.5mm DC) and voltage (12V) are consistent across the UKVISION adapters and boxes, simplifying cross-compatibility on mixed installs.
Power — frequently asked questions
What amperage PSU do I need for a multi-camera install?
Add up the rated current draw of every connected camera or device and choose a PSU or distribution box with output comfortably above that total; this range runs from 1.5A up to 10A, plus a 9-channel 10A distribution box for larger setups.
Are these adapters compatible with any 12V camera using a 5.5mm DC connector?
The UKVISION adapters and boxed PSUs in this range use a standard 12V DC output with 5.5mm barrel connector, which is the common fit for most CCTV cameras and DVRs using that connector type, though it's worth confirming polarity and connector size against your specific device.
