Question about prime HD power supply

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I sold my Prime HD a few days ago. I also did my Mp10. The guy who bought my Prime HD says the power supply he got doesn’t fit so he’s not able to hook it up

From my experience prime/hydra and Mp10 both have the same size connector

If there a difference in size or is the guy not hooking it up right? The guy who bought my Mp10 said he was able to hook it up no issues
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Ahhh so that's where my MP10 power supply went haha

The difference between the two power bricks wouldn't be the connector but the amps. Usually the connector is related to the volts provided but the brick itself on both units could provide different amps. The mp10 would work because it would use less amps but the led will need more and the MP10 power supply wouldn't be able provide enough amps.

In this case the Led requires 2.5 amps and the MP10 needs 1.5 amps. Both being 24v connectors.

Hope this helps.
-Alex
 

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