PS4 Pro Power Supply N15-300P1A / ADP-300ER / CUH-7115

The second PS4 Pro revision, the CUH-7115, uses a different internal power supply from the first. It's labelled ADP-300ER or N15-300P1A, and when it fails, the console has no power or turns off unexpectedly.

This listing sells the N15-300P1A / ADP-300ER internal power supply for PS4 Pro CUH-7115 consoles. According to the listing, it fixes no power, boot failure and sudden shutdowns.

When to replace it

• No power or lights with a good cable and outlet.

• Shutdowns that aren't related to heat.

• A burnt smell or visible damage.

• No power after a surge.

Fitting tips

Check the cable and outlet first, then confirm that the label on your current supply reads ADP-300ER or N15-300P1A. The first Pro revision uses the ADP-300CR instead. Unplug the console completely, and don't open the supply itself.

Install the new supply, connect everything firmly and test power-on. Let the console run a demanding game for at least half an hour to confirm it stays on under load, and listen for any unusual buzzing from the supply.