Can you plug in a banana? You can when you have a pair of 34” black and red leads with banana clips on one end. And these have alligator clips on the other end, so you can also plug in your reptiles, too.

This MW® regulated power operates on 120 VAC and delivers constant accurate power to a video game, radio, portable TV, or any device drawing up to 2.0 amps. The 5 1/8" x 3-7/8" x 2-5/8" housing has a rotary dial to designate 3, 4.5, 6, 7.5, 9 or 12 VDC output, and heavy-duty red and black binding posts. Automatic short circuit and overload protection and thermal cutoff. Add the mini plug kit or the alligator test clip leads. The mini plug kit contains six of the most popular DC plugs for DC powered devices such as portable TV sets, video games and radios. "Gator" clips are 36" long with one red and one black lead.

From our abandoned power supply collection, come these LED specialists. You pick: the Luxant supply for LED fixtures accepts 100-277VAC input and gives back 36-40VDC at up to 400mA (contingent on load). Measures 6-3/4" x 1-1/2" x 1-1/8" with 5-3/4" input leads and 9-3/4" output leads; or the Meanwell floor-mounted power supply for LED modules that accepts 100-277VAC and puts out a regulated 48VDC at 840mA with 10” input and output leads and a 6-1/2" x 1-5/8" x 1-1/4" housing. Both UL.

Not to be confused with Flower Power (or Flour Power, the failed Patisserie Party movement), this floor-mount power supply, likely from a lighting fixture. 115VAC supply is rated 2.5A at 12VDC. Has a 6-foot, 18-3AWG grounded power cord and a 6-foot output lead terminating at tinned wire ends. A great unit!