[SOLVED] HDMI switch 4x1, I changed its power supply from a 5V 1A DC to a new power supply 5V 2A DC is it ok?

[Eikonikos Eikon]

Hi, I have an HDMI switch 4 input x 1 output. Its original power supply was 5V DC, 1A output (input was AC 100-240V 50Hz 0,15A) , Since this power supply was destroyed, I used another new Power Supply which has DC 5V 2A output (input is 100-240V AC 50/60 Hz 0.55A ). It seems to work fine untill now but I am not sure if it will have any problem because I give power with 2 A DC. Will it work ok? Thank you.

 

[kanewolf]

Hi, I have an HDMI switch 4 input x 1 output. Its original power supply was 5V DC, 1A output (input was AC 100-240V 50Hz 0,15A) , Since this power supply was destroyed, I used another new Power Supply which has DC 5V 2A output (input is 100-240V AC 50/60 Hz 0.55A ). It seems to work fine untill now but I am not sure if it will have any problem because I give power with 2 A DC. Will it work ok? Thank you.

You won't have any problems. Too much capacity, in this case, won't hurt anything. The HDMI switch will only use what it needs.

 

[MakotoSGT]

All is good.
Just like other supplies, the hardware only takes the juice it needs to run.