DROK Voltage Boost Converter, DC 8-60V to 10-120V 15A 900W Numerical Control Step Up Voltage Current Adjustable Regulator Constant Module Output 48V 24V 12V Power Supply with LED Display Heat Sink
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Size: 12V to 120V 15A
Features
- Parameter --- Input voltage: DC 8-60V; Output voltage: DC 10-120V; Input current: 0-15A; Output current: 0-15A.
- Realtime LED Display & Indicators --- The transformer board is designed with bright 4-digit LED to display output voltage, current at default simple mode. By manual setting to fully functional mode, the stabilizer would show more parameters, such as power and capacity. Also the board is equipped with working indicators to show real-time working status.
- Data Save --- The boost converter can save up to 10 sets of parameter settings. Its easy to save and very convenient to call out parameters at any time you would like to.
- Wide Application --- The step up power converter does great for wind power, DC generators, solar panels to charge battery, and it also can be made as a boost power supply to power devices.
- Notes --- 1) No big difference between input and output voltage. Otherwise the power loss will increase then the actual output may not be as what expected; 2) Actual output current is mainly decided by the load. Converter can only set a limit on output current; 3) When powering high-power appliances, please turn off the automatic output function, correctly connect the converter, and then press the "OK" button to output. After the voltage rises to the set voltage, turn on the appliances.
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DROK DC to DC Voltage Boost Converter Parameters Input voltage: DC 8V-60V Input current: 0-15A Output voltage: DC 10V-120V Output current: 0-15A Output ways : 1 Conversion efficiency: 85% Working frequency: 150KHz Short circuit protection: 20A fuse Operating temperature :﹣40℃~+85℃ Features 1. Adopts advanced microprocessor, can regulate output voltage and current accurately; 2. Has a fan to dissipate heat, can work stably for a long term; 3. Has memory saving function, can store 10 groups of parameters and they can be freely stored and called out; 4. All display by digits, convenient and easy to use; 5. Has constant voltage and constant current; 6. Uses 4 digits high brightness LED, can display output voltage, current, power and capacity and other parameters; 7. Voltage, current, power, capacity and other parameters can be switched to display automatically or manually; 8. Can be set whether to output automatically when power on; 9. The set voltage and current values can be saved by key. Note 1. It can only boost voltage. 2. There should not be a great deal of difference between input and output voltage. Or power loss will increase and actual output may not be as expected. 3. Actual output current is mainly decided by the load. Converter can only set a limit on output current. Package 1 X Numerical Control Boost Converter
Brand: DROK
Power Source: Battery Powered
Product Dimensions: 3.9"D x 4.33"W x 1.81"H
Current Rating: 15 Amps
Minimum Frequency: 50 Hz
Item Weight: 10.2 Ounces
Package Dimensions: 6.77 x 5.43 x 2.36 inches
Item Weight: 10.2 ounces
Date First Available: December 7, 2020
Manufacturer: DROK
Country of Origin: China
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