Switching power supply 13.8V (8 - 15 V) 30A DIGITAL METER
This is a switching power supply with a varibale output voltage from 9 to 15 V and switch for fixed voltage of 13.8 V. Maximum current 30 A and the possibility of changing the switching frequency and thus possible interference.
108.90 €
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108.90 €
90.00 € (without tax)
90.00 € (without tax)
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PS30SWIV is a compact switching mode DC power supply with high efficiency and good AC and DC filters. It has a variable output voltage 9 to 15 V or fixed output voltage of 13.8 V with a continuous current of 20 A, peak current of 30 A. Digital V/A meter with Over Current indicator. Power supply is designed to minimize the RF noise specifically for the communication. Even when the noise occurs, it can be eliminated (shifted) by the Noise-Offset control. The power supply has current protection including short circuit protection. Temperature protection automatically adjusts the fan speed.
Using
- ideal for portable use
- for HF and VHF TRX
- central Hamshack power supply
Main functions
- variable output voltage 9 to 15 V DC or
- fixed output voltage 13.8 V DC
- current: continuous 20 A, max. 30 A
- digital V/A meter
- Noise-Offset manual control
- Automatic fan speed control
- EU and UK AC plug cables included
Parameters
- AC 110 V 60 Hz, 230 V 50 Hz
- Adjustable output voltage
- DC out 5 to 15 V or fixed 13.8 V
- Output DC current 20 A, 30 A max.
- Ripple max. 80 mV p-p
- Current and temperature protections
- Noise-Offset control
- Analog meter to 16 V, 32 A
- Rear and front panel connectors 30 A
- Dimensions: 150x70x205 mm
- Weight approx. 1.5 kg
Data sheet
- type
- ASSEMBLED
- design
- in enclosure
- product dimensions
- 150x70x205 mm
- product weight (brutto)
- 1.9 kg
- package dimensions
- 27x24x12 cm
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This is a switching power supply with a fixed voltage of 13.8 V. Maximum current 30 A and the possibility of changing the switching frequency and thus possible interference.
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