135W AC Power Supply Brick for the Xbox One Console - with Australian Mains Lead
This is a complete replacement power supply for the original Microsoft Xbox One console - the large external brick that sits between the wall socket and the back of the console.
Check compatibility
Please note: this supply is for the original Xbox One only. The Xbox One S and Xbox One X have their power supplies built into the console and do not use an external brick, so this will not fit those models. It is also not for the Xbox 360 or Xbox Series X/S. Model PE-2121-03M1.
Check these alternatives
Have an Xbox One S/X or Series S/X instead? Those use internal supplies; see our figure-8 mains lead. Check the matching C7 inlet and console voltage. This is an alternative for those models, not an add-on to the original Xbox One brick.
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Key product details
- Replacement 135W power brick for the original Xbox One console
- Output: 12V DC 10.83A plus 5V standby 1A - 135W total
- Input: 100-240V AC, 47-63Hz - safe on Australian mains
- Australian 3-pin mains lead included (1.2 m) - nothing else to buy
- 80 cm lead from the brick to the console
- LED status light - amber on standby, green once the console is switched on
- Detachable IEC mains lead, so the cord can be replaced on its own
- Vented casing with an internal cooling fan
- Model PE-2121-03M1, printed on the unit so you can match it exactly
- Brand new, 12-month warranty, dispatched from Australia
About this item
It is a straight swap for a lost, damaged or failed original unit, and it arrives with the Australian mains lead already in the box, so there is nothing else to buy.
The brick delivers 12V DC at 10.83A, plus a 5V standby rail at 1A - 135W in total. That is comfortably above what an Xbox One actually draws in normal gameplay, so the console runs exactly as it should. Input is a universal 100-240V, 47-63Hz, so it is happy on Australian mains and will work overseas with the appropriate lead. The casing is vented and there is a cooling fan inside, so the unit is actively cooled rather than relying on the case alone.
Two leads are involved and they are different lengths. The captive 80 cm lead runs from the brick to the console. The 1.2 m Australian 3-pin mains lead runs from the wall to the brick and is detachable (standard IEC), which means if the cord is ever damaged you can replace just the cord rather than the whole supply.
There is a status LED on the front of the brick. With the power supply plugged in and the console switched off it sits amber - that is standby, and it is what you should see before you press the power button (on some units the amber reads closer to red). It turns green once you switch the console on. A flashing light means the supply has detected a fault. That single light makes it much easier to tell whether a power problem is the brick or the console.
