Is your internet down and do the lights on your D-Link DIR-1960 stay off, or does it keep restarting? Then you are without internet and Wi-Fi. Often it isn’t the router itself, but the adapter that no longer delivers enough power. This power supply gives your DIR-1960 the 12V it needs, with plenty of power to spare. Plug it in and as soon as it has booted, your internet and Wi-Fi are back.
Check the label on your original D-Link adapter. It should read Output: 12V DC ⎓ 2.5A with a center-positive polarity symbol. The barrel connector measures 5.5 × 2.1/2.5 mm barrel (combi plug). If your adapter shows different values, it is not the right model.
The DIR-1960 is powered by an external 12V DC adapter (30W). The original D-Link adapter can be replaced by any 12V DC adapter with the same barrel connector, correct polarity and at least the same wattage. The required connector is 5.5 × 2.1/2.5 mm barrel (combi plug), polarity center-positive.
Yes. The device only draws the current it needs. A higher amperage rating is safe. Never use a higher voltage.
This is a compatible replacement adapter that meets or exceeds the original specifications, is CE-certified and tested before shipping. It is not manufactured by D-Link.