Exactly what is input power for DAQPad-6015?

If we include the DAQPad-6015 in our system, what power do we connect it to? Using what type of cable or connector?

Hello Jack,
From the User Manual and Specifications, the power requirement is 9-25 V, 12W. Out of curiosity, did your unit not come with a power supply, or are you making your own?
See the attached picture for dimensional information of the power plug for the unit. Unfortunately, I do not have any part numbers for that plug.
Hope this helps,
Laura
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