Cioks multi-output power supply Dc7 + Flex

The long-awaited DC7 from Cioks is the thinnest, most flexible and unique power supply for powering effects pedals that the Danish company CIOKS, which specializes in power supplies, has built. The revolutionary DC7 model is just 25.4mm thick and weighs just 500 grams thanks to its pure 2-stage die-cutting technology. Despite its small size, its power supply capacities are amazing since the DC7 offers 48 Watts distributed over its 9 outputs and allows the musician to connect multiple current-hungry effects like the Effectrode and Eventide effects, without noise of any kind. CIOKS DC7 has 7 isolated DC effects pedal outputs, each with a selection of 4 different voltages. Each output offers 6 Watts or 660mA of current in 9 Volts. The DC7 also has a 5-volt USB output and an auxiliary 24-volt output. The DC7 is expandable with the CIOKS 4 and CIOKS 8 (soon available!) As well as with any other compatible product supplied with 24 Volts, to have even more isolated outputs and flexibility. Thanks to all the included Flex adapters, it's the most flexible and quiet solution on the market for powering pedalboards with a multitude of different pedals. Features • Revolutionary thickness of 25.4mm. • 2-stage switching power supply topology. • Ultra-low noise thanks to multi-stage filtering. • 7 isolated DC outputs of 6 Watts each (ie 660mA in 9 Volts). • 4 voltages of choice on each output. • USD output at 5 Volts with 1A max. • Auxiliary output at 24 Volts DC with 2A max. • Power limit indicator light on each output. • Integrated real power indicator showing the total load. • Global overload indicator. • Universal input from 90 to 265 Volts AC. • Maximum total output power of 48 Watts. • Mounting set for Pedaltrain and Temple Audio pedalboards included. • Compatible with CIOKS GRIP for mounting on Pedaltrain without drilling. • 12 Flex adapters included. • Expandable with CIOKS 4 and CIOKS 8 (soon available) or any other product supplied with 24 Volts. • Weight: 500 grams. • Designed in Denmark, assembled in Poland.