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Reviews (6)
Aug 12, 2019
Do not buy! Does not last.
Cameron Sino batteries for Squeezebox Radio are junk. Installed in September 2018, used on battery for maybe 12 hours, now the radio won't turn on until I removed the battery. It's July 2019. Didn't even last a year. Save your money.
Dec 07, 2019
Wires way too small. Works, barely.
1 of 1 found this helpful DC plug is OK. Contains the switching buck converter (unidentified chip) which stays mostly in-spec at 1.5 Amps radio draws at high power. But voltage at battery terminals drops to 6 Volts due to the tiny conductors and high resistance of the coiled cord. Must be 30 gauge conductors. Two stars because it does work and voltage is good enough at low power, but radio shuts down on high power due to undervoltage.
Suggestion: Put the regulator in the battery eliminator and just run 12 V through the coiled cord.
If I can get the battery part open without destroying it, I'll replace the coiled cord with something that isn't terrible.
Apr 08, 2018
Works OK, but be aware, it's not square.
1 of 1 found this helpful Works OK, doesn't cost much. Paint is thin and chips easily, but nobody will see it in-use. Weight capacity isn't listed even by the manufacturer. Based on similar casters it will probably hold 240 lb loaded cabinets. My cabinet starts at 80 lb empty leaving 160 lb left. Paper is 5 lb per 2 inch ream. Real files are likely half that so about 33 lb per 26.5 in drawer, 133 lb. Closer than I'd like but should be OK.
A real problem is the pieces are not square. The joints in the corners are welded a degree or two short of 90 degrees. If you use this for a short cabinet, the holes do not line up! There's enough slop to allow assembly for full-depth cabinets, but anybody with a short cabinet (18 or 22 in deep) is going to struggle. All four joints are off.