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Adjustable USB Power Supply - DP2F - 0.5V to 30V 2A

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With this handy USB power supply you can get any voltage from 0.5V to 30V and up to 1A current. Just plug it into your USB power bank or USB phone charger. Then adjust the voltage using the dial knob of the potentiometer. Built-in output voltmeter and ammeter with digital LCD display with 0.1V and 0.001A resolution.

Great for electronics and science experiments where you need an adjustable voltage power supply.

Specifications:

  • Input voltage: 4-13V (USB male, MicroUSB, TYPE-C 3 input interfaces)
  • Output voltage: 0.5-30V (fast-connect wire terminal output)
  • Output current: 0-2A (The output current in constant voltage mode is adaptive according to the load size, it is not adjustable. If you however set the current limit to 1A, then if the load current is greater than 1A, device it will automatically enter the constant current mode.)
  • Output power: less than 15W (when the output power is greater than 15W, the output is automatically turned off, the OPP is displayed, and the load power is reduced, press the ON/OFF button to reset).
  • Voltage display: resolution 0.01V, accuracy ± (0.5%)
  • Current display: resolution 0.001A, range 0-2A, factory accuracy ± (0.5%)
  • Power display: 0.00W-15.00W
  • Built-in Temperature protection
  • Working current: about 30mA
  • Model: DP2F Quick


Age18+
Approx. Ship Size5.00 x 2.80 x 1.50 in
12.70 x 7.11 x 3.81 cm
Weight0 lb 2 oz
0.05 kg

⚠ Safety warning

CHOKING HAZARD
Small parts. Not for children under 3 yrs.

Prop 65 Warning SignWARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals which are known to the State of California to cause cancer. For more information, go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov.

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