Description

Listed are 4 types of replacement Power Supply Unit for Sony PS5 consoles

 Condition: 

ADP-400DR   for use in PS5 CFI-1002, genuine , as new pulled from PS5 console,  tested before shipping

ADP-400ER   for use in PS5 CFI-1102, genuine , as new, pulled from PS5 console, tested before shipping

ADP-400FR    for use in PS5 CFI-1202, brand new, third party.

ADP-400GR   for use in PS5 CFI-2002 (slim) , brand new, third party, tested before shipping. 

All models of PS5 Power Supply Unit are unique and not compatible with each other.

The ADP-400GR is for the PS5 slim console only.

Please make sure to select the right replacement PS5 power supply for your PS5 console.

Specification:
AC input: 100-127V   ~ 4.5A    50/60HZ
20V-240V  ~ 2.3A    50/60HZ

DC output:  +12V  @ 31 A

We ship from Sydney, orders placed before 3pm during the week days will get the same day dispatch !

How to identify a possible faulty PS5 power supply ?

The PS5 power supply unit (PSU) can be easily tested with a multimeter. Simply removed the PSU from the motherboard and measure the voltage across the output pins, it should read around 12V to be qualified as a good PSU .

If a PS5 console does not power on, the PSU is not always the issue.  Fixing such a dead PS5 console could be a lot more complicated than just replacing its PSU. We strongly recommend that buyer need to do a proper testing on the existing PSU before making a decision to purchase a replacement.

A dead PS5 console may not have a faulty PSU. It could be the motherboard that has a short circuit on the 12V power rail which also shorted the PSU and made it going to self-protection mode, or some other issues that resulted missing 3.3V stand by voltage.

If a PS5 won’t turn on but still beeps when power switch is pressed for once or multiple times,  the PSU is not faulty for sure.  It’s the motherboard that has one or more components failure.