STARTECH DB92422 RS422 RS485 DB9 to 5 pin terminal block data converter
- Black
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Astron
Delivers 13.8 V linear output rated at 4 A intermittent and 3 A continuous
The Astron RS-4A is a linear power supply delivering 13.8V output for equipment requiring stable DC voltage. It provides 4A ICS and 3A continuous current ratings suitable for radio and communication devices. This new unit serves users needing clean, regulated power without switching noise.
The supply measures 3-3/4x6-1/2x9in for bench or rack placement. No additional cables, software or mounting hardware are listed in the supplier data. Buyers needing different voltage outputs or higher current capacity should consider other models.
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Linear supplies like the RS-4A have no fan and few moving parts, so they typically run for years without internal maintenance beyond occasional dust removal.
The supply is rated for 3 A continuous; drawing more than that for extended periods will trigger its protection circuitry.
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