Knox Gear KN-GC02 39" Hard Shell Guitar Case Gold Hardware
- Guitar Bag
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LORDWORLD
Converts 110-220 V AC to 5 V DC at up to 30 A and 150 W with short-circuit, overload, over-voltage and over-temperature protection
This unit converts AC 110V or 220V input to a regulated 5V DC output with a maximum current of 30A and 150W capacity. It is designed for indoor use with LED strips, CCTV cameras, probe signal lamps, radios and computer projects. Built-in protections cover short circuit, overload, over voltage and over temperature. A rugged plastic and aluminium enclosure aids heat dissipation.
The supply suits installers who need a single 5V rail for lighting, security or hobby electronics inside a building. It is not for buyers who require outdoor-rated enclosures, multiple output voltages or waterproof construction.
The 30A rating determines whether the unit can drive the intended load without tripping the overload protection. Check the total current draw of your LED strips or devices against this limit before purchase.
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