GCON
GCON DC-DC Boost Converter 600W 10-60V to 12-80V
A 600W DC-DC boost converter steps 10-60V input up to an adjustable 12-80V output with constant voltage and current control
- 600W high-power boost for demanding voltage step-up
- Wide 10-60V input accepts varied DC sources
- Adjustable 12-80V output fits diverse load requirements
- Integrated 5mm radiator with 21mm fins enables sustained operation
- Constant voltage and current modes with independent adjustment
DC-DC Boost Converter 600W
The GCON DC-DC Boost Converter is a 600W high-power step-up module that accepts a wide input range of 10V to 60V and delivers an adjustable output of 12V to 80V. It features integrated constant voltage and constant current functions in a non-isolated topology, with the radiator and booster plate combined into a single unit for direct mounting.
Installation requirements
Before ordering, verify that your source can supply a stable input voltage within the 10V to 60V window and that it will not sag below 10V under load, as low-voltage drops can damage the power devices. The module must be powered on before the load is connected, and multiple units cannot be paralleled on either the input or output side.
Thermals, noise and power
The integrated radiator uses a 5mm base plate with 21mm fin height across an 85mm by 63mm footprint to dissipate heat from the booster plate mounted directly above it. No fan is included, so cooling relies on natural convection and the mounting surface; audible noise is limited to coil behaviour under load, and the unit draws up to 600W from the source depending on the configured output voltage and current.
Highlights
- 600W high-power boost for demanding voltage step-up
- Wide 10-60V input accepts varied DC sources
- Adjustable 12-80V output fits diverse load requirements
- Integrated 5mm radiator with 21mm fins enables sustained operation
- Constant voltage and current modes with independent adjustment
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
What comes with the GCON boost converter and what must I source separately?
The module arrives as an assembled board with integrated heatsink measuring 85 mm by 63 mm; you must supply your own DC power source within the 10 V to 60 V input range, wiring, and mounting hardware.
How do I decide between the 10 V to 60 V input range and the 12 V to 80 V output range for my application?
Choose an input source that stays between 10 V and 60 V, then set the output voltage anywhere from 12 V to 80 V to match your load; the converter only boosts, so output must be higher than input.
What does the 600 W rating mean when the converter is installed in a system?
It indicates the maximum continuous power the board can deliver when input voltage, output voltage, and cooling allow; actual usable power depends on the specific input-output combination and thermal conditions.
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