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If a power cord says output is 200mA, is that the same as 2 amps?

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If a power cord says output is 200mA, is that the same as 2 amps?

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  1. No, the milli (m) prefix means 1/1000th, and 200/1000=0.2.  If you need something that is 2 amps, it should be labeled either 2A or 2000mA.


  2. No a mA is 1/1000 of an amp. So 200mA is .2 amps.
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