AC adapter with 12V and 5V DC outputs

[Alex Eisenhut]

I am looking for a good AC supply with dual DC outputs, like they used to make for external HDD boxes.
I bought a few cheap ones on eBay and they are all bad. Wrong voltages, and smell like they're already burnt.
Units made by a brand name company usually go for insane prices on normal distributors.
https://www.digikey.ca/product-detail/en/sl-power-electronics-manufacture-of-condor-ault-brands/SW201KA0012F01/SW201KA0012F01-ND/1245232

143$? No. 0 stock anyhow

or

https://www.digikey.ca/product-detail/en/phihong-usa/PSA45U-201/PSA45U-201-ND/2419131

and if I eBay that part

https://www.ebay.ca/itm/PSA45U-201-For-PhiHong-Switching-Power-Supply-AC-Adapter-12V-Power-Cord/183643304470?hash=item2ac1fe7216:g:TYwAAOSwoEFcQu8d

That's still more than the cost of the item I'm trying to power.

Anyone have a good Chinese supply part # I can search for?

I mean this one seems good

https://www.ebay.ca/itm/ELPAC-WRI3021-Power-Supply/282939029278?hash=item41e07af71e:g:tJsAAOSw-vda4CvU

but the shipping is higher than the unit...

[MasterT]

https://www.mouser.ca/ProductDetail/TRACO-Power/TMLM-04225?qs=sGAEpiMZZMuWiaalG5TUgPQVtMPUI8eirQDy3caCfUnoUaiOtI1Y5A%3D%3D
$25 CAD.

[Alex Eisenhut]

ok thanks, guess I forgot to mention I want at least 1A per output and would really prefer a box with a AC plug.

[MarkL]

Here's a  couple:

25W:
   https://www.jameco.com/z/PSU25A-13-R-12-5-Watt-5VDC-2-5A-12VDC-1A-Dual-Output-Regulated-Table-Top-Power-Supply-4P-Miniature-DIN_196270.html

30W:
  https://www.jameco.com/z/GPSN25A-13-30-Watt-Dual-Output-Regulated-Table-Top-Power-Supply-5V-12V-4-Pin-Mini-DIN-Male_2230740.html

[Alex Eisenhut]

A higher powered 12V-only box with a soldered in-line buck module?

After having received yet another dodgy 5v/12v AC adapter thru eBay (this one has the loosest AC plug I've ever seen), I found this in my crap:

https://www.ebay.ca/itm/5V-And-12V-Regulated-Power-Supply-Module-1-5A-Hks014R5-Communication-Module/143482395249?hash=item2168379a71:g:BIgAAOSw5T9eAyS2

I had one lying around all this time. So I hooked it up to my lab power supply at 20V, and the module supplies a perfect 5V and 12V.

I might simply end up beautifying it a bit and hook that up to my old drive.