BFKK
BFKK 110V-240V AC to 12V DC Switching Power Supply 50A 600W with Switch
Converts 110 V–240 V AC to 12 V DC at up to 50 A with built-in on/off switch and protection circuits
- Wide 110 V to 240 V input suits global mains voltage
- Manual 110 V or 220 V selector matches local supply
- Built-in on/off switch saves unplugging and extends unit life
- Multiple protections guard against over-voltage, over-current and over-heat
- 2 kg light weight with 4 mm banana sockets for quick connection
Power supply for 12 V projects
This BFKK switching unit converts AC mains from 110 V to 240 V into a regulated 12 V DC output. It is built for hobbyists and technicians who need a bench-top or portable source for LED strips, car stereos, CCTV cameras and similar 12 V equipment.
Input selection and load limits
A side-mounted voltage selector switch must be set to either 110 V/120 V or 220 V/230 V before use. The unit delivers up to 50 A peak and 600 W peak; resistive loads such as LED strips can run closer to that peak, while motor-driven devices draw higher start-up current and should be sized well below the maximum rating.
Replaces separate transformers and manual switching
The integrated on/off switch removes the need to unplug the unit between sessions, reducing wear on mains connectors. The 4 mm banana plug sockets and clamp-friendly cylindrical contacts let you connect test leads or bare wires without extra adapters, streamlining bench setups that previously relied on fixed-terminal supplies.
Highlights
- Wide 110 V to 240 V input suits global mains voltage
- Manual 110 V or 220 V selector matches local supply
- Built-in on/off switch saves unplugging and extends unit life
- Multiple protections guard against over-voltage, over-current and over-heat
- 2 kg light weight with 4 mm banana sockets for quick connection
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
Should I pick the 10 A, 20 A, 30 A or 50 A version for my 12 V LED strips?
The unit delivers up to 50 A at 12 V; choose a model whose rated current meets or exceeds your load — 40 A strips run fine on the 50 A version.
What does the 600 W peak rating mean when I connect it to a real 12 V load?
600 W is the peak at 12 V and 50 A; continuous power varies with the device, so resistive loads like LEDs can run closer to the limit while motors need more headroom.
How does the 110 V / 220 V selector switch affect the 12 V output?
The side switch sets the AC input to 110‑120 V or 220‑240 V; the DC output stays at 12 V and the maximum 50 A / 600 W rating is unchanged.
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