12V 4.17A AC Adapter Power Cord Replacement for Peloton Exercise Bike Console Model: PLTN-RB1VO PLTN-RB1V1 PLTN-RB1VQ GEN 1 2 3 1st 2nd 3rd Generation Tech ATS050T-P/A121

I have used this adapter cord to replace the original one that came with my peloton bike. The original just stopped working! Refused to light up and power up the cycle. I was a bit cynical about buying a replacement on the internet and not from peloton directly. However I am glad I did. I simply plugged it in and it worked first time! It looks good quality and identical to the original. Happy customer as this replacement cord cost a fraction of what it would have if I had contacted peloton to fix the bike. Good value for money in my view as a result.

Sorted pelaton now working again great product

This cord saved my Peloton when we thought it was dead! My Peloton Bike cord got wet and stopped working and this has been a perfect replacement at the fraction of the cost of the cord sold by Peloton (as they make you buy it in 2 parts!).

Bought for my peloton and it doesn’t work

Fits and works perfectly

Dogs chewed the Peloton power cable. This is a perfect replacement at a fraction of the cost of going direct to manufacturer.

This is a universal power supply which outputs 12 volts. Although it's sold as a replacement for a Peloton, I'm using it to power my Nobsound (yes, that's really the brand-name) NS-01G mini amplifier. I accidentally pulled on the plug of the original supply, and it became intermittent. This one works perfectly, and even looks about the same as the original. The only real difference is this one has an angled plug, and the original has a straight plug. It works exactly the same.

I do not know why it is described as just for Peloton. It is a standard 12V DC supply with a 5.5mm barrel jack plug. I am using for my astro photography equipment and works great and at just over 4A has a lot of power available. Just a suggestion for all power supplies like this if you are getting on a bit in years and the eyes are failing like myself. I now have a lot of very similar power supplies ranging from 5V to 24V used on all sorts of gear, astronomy stuff, marine aquarium filters and pumps to name a few. And all use the same size 5.5mm barrel jack plug and you can see where I am going here (can't you) the consequences of using a 24V on a 12V appliance can be end of life stuff (for the appliance at least). So now I always colour code the cable near the 5.5mm barrel jack plug with coloured ty wraps and also add a sticky label to the power supply body with the voltage (and amperage) clearly written on the label. It may sound going overboard but after wiping out over £2K of astro gear one dark night I wish I had done this before. I did manage to get most of the gear repaired but still it cost me and the gear was out of action for months.