10A 150V 1500W Variable DC Power Supply

Automatic CV/CC mode conversion allows this 10A variable DC power supply to adapt to changing load requirements without manual switching. Low ripple, stable regulation, and integrated protection make it suitable for testing motors, electronic components, displays, and other DC-powered equipment.

Specification

Features

1. Wide-Range Adjustable Output: As a high-performance variable power supply, this power supply delivers DC 0–150V and 0–10A continuously adjustable, with a maximum output of 1500W. One adjustable power supply covers a wide range of testing needs without frequently switching equipment.
2. Auto CV/CC Mode Switching: This power supply features automatic CV/CC mode switching, working as either a constant voltage source or a constant current source. It also allows preset and review of voltage, current, and OVP values, making operation simple and convenient.
3. Multiple Protection Circuits: This adjustable power supply has built-in O.V.P overvoltage protection, O.T.P overheat protection, and short-circuit protection, allowing long-term short circuit or short-circuit startup under any working condition. Furthermore, this power supply adopts delayed soft-start to avoid output voltage overshoot, ensuring high reliability.
4. PWM Switching Technology: Adopting advanced PWM switching control technology, this power supply is compact, lightweight, and highly efficient, with ripple ≤0.8%+10mV rms, high accuracy, and fast response.
5. Wide Load Adaptability and Smart Expansion: This power supply performs equally well with resistive, capacitive, and inductive loads. As an expandable variable power supply, it can optionally support 0-5V or 0-10V analog control connected to PLC, forming an intelligent constant voltage/current power supply with remote control.
6. Broad Application Fields: This adjustable power supply is widely used in industrial control, electroplating, communications, and other fields. Whether for motor testing, LED aging, or electrochemical research, this variable power supply provides highly stable DC output, making it an ideal power supply.

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Tips: What does ripple mean in a DC power supply?

Ripple is the unwanted AC component superimposed on the DC output of a power supply. It is commonly specified as RMS or peak-to-peak voltage, with the measurement bandwidth and test method affecting the result.
For a variable DC power supply, lower ripple generally means less variation in the DC output, which can be important for sensitive electronic circuits and precision testing. When comparing power supplies, ripple should be considered together with output regulation, load conditions, and measurement bandwidth, rather than evaluated by the ripple value alone.