Description
- Type: Power Supply Expander
- Outputs: 5 isolated outputs
- Output voltage:
5 x 9/12/15/18V DC, 660 mA (bij 9V) - Total current: 3.300 mA
- AC output: No
- Details:
Compatible with Pedaltrain and Temple Audio pedalboards - Made in: DEN
Cioks SOL
€ 179
Delivery time around 13 days
Cioks SOL features 5 isolated outlets which each deliver 9V DC at 660mA. All outlets offer four selectable voltages (9, 12, 15 or 18V).
SOL is the ultimate solution for bringing life to a small to medium-sized pedalboard setup, especially if you are using power-hungry pedals. SOL is the smallest mains-powered switch-mode power supply we make at CIOKS (no wall-warts here) and the no-frills design plus massive power will leave you free to focus on your creative spark.
Featuring the same 660mA at 9V DC per outlet and four switchable voltages on each outlet as its bigger brother CIOKS DC7, SOL is the most powerful small form-factor power supply available today with a total of 30 watts of DC power available.
What’s in the box?
- CIOKS 8 power supply
- 1 x power cable
- 9 Flex cables:
Type 1 – black with 5,5/2,1mm centre negative DC plug x5
(3 x 1030 Flex Cable, 2 x 1050 Flex Cable)
Type 2 – red with 5,5/2,1mm centre positive DC plug x1
Type 4 – green with 5,5/2,5mm centre positive DC plug x1
Split Flex type 1 – black, powers two pedals of a single outlet x1
3-way daisy chain Flex 1 x1 - Pedalboard mounting hardware: 2 screws and a hex key
- Manual
- Product sheet (drill template)
- Flex guide
Available on backorder
Additional information
| Weight | 0,5 kg |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 12 × 8,8 × 2,6 cm |
| Category | Stock |
| Type | Power Supply |
| Brand | Cioks |
| Outputs | 5 outputs |
| Current | DC |
| Voltage | 9 Volt, 12 Volt, 15 Volt, 18 Volt |
Brand
CIOKS
CIOKS
The story started in Copenhagen, Denmark in November 1991 when Poul Ciok turned 18 and formally founded the company. Having been a dedicated guitar player and an electronics enthusiast for years prior to this, Poul had trouble finding a proper way to power his growing pedal collection and this set him on the course we know today.Continuing growth
The company initially offered the Baby power supply. As digital effects pedals gained popularity, the Big John and Double Jack power supplies were introduced in 1995. The company continued to grow, and in 2004 a sister company was established in Poland to handle manufacturing and development. The Professional Range was introduced in 2010, featuring toroidal transformers and all-metal enclosures, while the LINK Range allowed users to power multiple power supplies from a single mains cord.Expanding product range
In 2017, the Future Power Generation range was developed with switch-mode power supplies, designed by Mads Peter Frium, and in 2018, the first three products were shown at the NAMM show. CIOKS has continued to expand its product range with the release of the C4e, C8e, Superpower Bundle, SOL power supply, and CRUX in recent years.
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