25A/40A Switch mode power supplies

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A range of high power switch mode power supplies housed in a lightweight and compact enclosure with digital LED displays for voltage and current readings. Output is adjustable from 3V to 15V with the ability to fix the output at 13.8V via a slide switch on base of unit. Models are available with either 25A or 40A outputs.

The PSUs are fully protected with overload, over temperature, over voltage (set at 16.5V) and short circuit protection as standard
A thermally controlled, variable speed fan ensures quiet and cool operation
CE approved to EN60950, EN55022, EN61588 (25A version) and EN5011 (40A version)

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Manufacturer Part #: SPS-9250-209MG

15v 25a Smps with Digital Display

85-1824

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Manufacturer Part #: SPS-9400-209MG

15v 40a Smps with Digital Display

85-1828

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	25A	40A
Variable output voltage	3V to 15V DC	3V to 15V DC
Fixed voltage mode	13.5V DC	13.5V DC
Ripple and noise	50mV	50mV
Load regulation	200mV	200mV
Line regulation	50mV	50mV
Efficiency	>78%	>78%
Power factor correction	>0.95 at optimal load	>0.95 at optimal load
V meter range	3 x LED	3 x LED
A meter range	3 x LED	3 x LED
Dimensions	220 x 110 x 220mm	220 x 110 x 300mm
Weight	2.7kg	3.5kg

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Question by kyle stocks | Product code: 85-1828

29th September 2011

Qhi can two of these be used in series for 30 volt 40 amp? i have one of your 30v 30 amp version but would need 2 of these if i cannot use the smaller ones in series as i need to run two chargers using 20 amp each but need to run at 28v thanks

AHi Kyle Thank you for you enquiry - there is no reason why you can't do this for the supply side - on the charger side they would need to be connected in parallel

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