Q. How many watts is this power supply?
A. Hi Gabriel. Thank you for your question. The maximum is 75 watts for this power supply.
This versatile power supply has been designed for use in general electronic servicing in the laboratory, workshop and classroom. All units can be used in either constant voltage with current limiting or constant current with voltage limiting modes. Features three independent outputs, two fixed voltage and one variable voltage.
Not recommended for use as a battery charger.
| Output Voltage | 30V |
|---|---|
| Number of Outputs | 3 |
| Input Voltage | 230V |
| Output Current Max. | 1A |
| Output Current Min. | 0.5A |
| Output Voltage Min. | 0V |
| Power Rating | 75W |
Q. How many watts is this power supply?
A. Hi Gabriel. Thank you for your question. The maximum is 75 watts for this power supply.
Q. Why is there no earth terminal? Are the outputs floating? Can the outputs be connected in series? Can the outputs of two psu be connected in series?
A. Hi Dave, thanks for your question. The unit does not have a separate mains earth connection, the output is designed to replicate that of a standalone battery with just positive and negative connections. Hence floating output. We hope this helps.