NOYITO AC to DC Power Supply Module 36V 5A 180W Max High Power Industrial Power Module AC 120V 100V-240V to DC 36V Power Suitable for Civil Industrial Electrical Power Supply (36V 5A)

I have a Klipsch Cinema 600 soundbar that I got in December 2020. Its worked 4 years and 5 months until it stopped turning on again. After research it seems like almost everybody that had this model have had the same problem where it wont turn on. Found this power supply seems to be the go to. I was able to DIY this repair easily by following posts on reddit and Klipsch community forums. This fixed it! So much better than spending hundreds of dollars for a whole new setup! The sound quality is great so why not spend less than $20 to repair a decent system vs spending a fortune on a new one and having all this go to e-waste.For mine it was fairly easy to wire up. Large red/black into DC1 + / -. VDD (Black) and STB (Red) tied together to + DC2. White to - DC. On the high voltage side both reds into the locking push terminal.It works great. HDMI-CEC turns the soundbar on and off with the TV as expected. The mobile app connects. Its like brand new again!

Works great! Puts out the required 12v and 5v DC for my pool automation project. Has been in a closed NEMA box in the 110 degree desert heat for almost a year and still going fine.

Just the job, replaces the Klipsch Soundbar power supply. Easy fit

This board works as expected. Thanks for all the folks who posted the connection wirings in detail. It certainly helped.I have added the connection images from this board as well as the faulty OEM board from Klipsch Cinema 600 soundbar it replaces.

The power board is not the perfect replacement board for Klipsh cinema 600. It turns on the soundbar and the subwoofer correctly. The system works as it supposes to. The 5V and 24V are up. When the TV is on, the soundbar and the subwoofer work. (I connect small white and small red wires together to +5V, 4th from the left, and small black wire to ground 3rd from the left). But the problem arises at turn off. When there is no source (TV off), the soundbar and the subwoofer don't turn off, or go to standby mode like what it's done by the original power board. I don't have the schematic of the original power board, but I guess it has to do with the 5th wire. The original power board output has 5 wires, and this replacement board has 4. If one doesn't mind about automatically going to standby mode (or turning off), then this board is a perfect replacement. The original power boards are sold in China but it's a wholesale, not retail.

This item replaced the power supply in my Klipsch Cinema 600 that is 5 years old and the entire unit was replaced back in 2021 under warranty for the same issue. This time the power supply went out and they would not replace the entire unit, but did offer me a coupon for 30% off of a new Klipsch Flexus Core 200 (Currently $499.00) which would be $150.00 off. I purchased this power supply for $17.00 and replaced the dead power supply myself and I am back up and running. As for the longevity of this item, I will let you know. However, for this price, I can purchase about 10 power supplies.

Worked well for my Pi 5 server. It powered a raspberry pi 5 with a sata hat and usb fans and 4 3.5” 4TB hard drives.

Worked great to fix my Klipsch cinema 600 sound bar. Only trick is you need to put the small black and red wires together into one port, use the mounting hardware from the old power supply and drill a little hole into the plastic since it’s shorter. Simple to do, there are a few YouTube vids for it.