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Power Supply for Raspberry Pi 3 5.1V 2.5A

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75-0715

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Brand: TruPower MPN: Pi3PSU
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This plugtop power supply can supply the Raspberry Pi 3 with 2.5A it requires for operation. The PSU features a universal voltage input and a long MTBF of 50,000 hours.


  • 2.5A Output for use with Raspberry Pi 3
  • Micro USB B connector
  • Cable length 1.5m
  • Automatic recovery from short circuit and over current conditions
  • ErP Level VI efficiency rating
  • UL Approval
Input
Input voltage90 to 264V AC
Input current1.2A max.
Inrush current40A max.
Output
Output voltage5.1V DC
Output current2500mA
Output power12.75W
Ripple and noise240mVp-p max.
Line regulation1% max.
Output regulation± 5%
Output cable1500mm Micro USB 5-pin
Other
MTBF50,000 hours
Operating temperature0°C to +40°C

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Raspberry pi power to spare

Reviewed by: Graheme Wilson - 02 October 2019
Finally a power supply for the pi that can support my portable hard drive backup. I have been using a raspberry pi for a month now alongside an ailing desktop computer. All was well until I connected my backup usb drive. The pi did not have the power to support this essential peripheral. This is the ideal pi power pack.