LORDWORLD
LORDWORLD Buck Boost Voltage Regulator 6-30V to 0.5-30V 4A 60W LCD Case USB
Adjustable DC buck-boost converter steps 6-30 V input to 0.5-30 V at up to 4 A with LCD readout, USB output and protective case
- Adjustable 0.5-30V output powers diverse projects
- 4A maximum current handles demanding loads up to 60W
- LCD shows voltage and current together for easy monitoring
- USB port adds convenient device charging capability
- Protective case with multiple safeguards ensures safe operation
Compact Buck-Boost Converter with LCD
This LORDWORLD module converts a DC 6-30V input into an adjustable DC 0.5-30V output. It delivers up to 4A and 60W peak, with a recommended continuous range of 3A and 50W. The built-in LCD shows voltage and current together, making it practical for hobbyists, repair technicians and anyone building a bench supply or battery charger.
Sustained Load Behaviour
The converter operates in constant current or constant voltage mode and includes over-current protection. Running near the 3A and 50W continuous ratings keeps the unit within its thermal design, while the 4A and 60W peaks handle short transients. Over-temperature protection engages if the internal temperature rises too far, preventing damage during extended use.
Thermals Noise and Power
The enclosed case aids heat dissipation without a fan, so operation is silent. Input reverse-connection protection and short-circuit protection guard the circuitry against wiring mistakes. A USB port on the front provides a convenient 5V tap for charging phones or powering small USB devices directly from the regulated output.
Highlights
- Adjustable 0.5-30V output powers diverse projects
- 4A maximum current handles demanding loads up to 60W
- LCD shows voltage and current together for easy monitoring
- USB port adds convenient device charging capability
- Protective case with multiple safeguards ensures safe operation
Specifications
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Questions about this item
How hot does the LORDWORLD Buck Boost Regulator get when running at 50W all day?
The manufacturer recommends operating within 50W; over-temperature protection will shut the module down if it overheats during sustained use.
What power source must I already have to run this buck-boost module?
You need a DC supply between 6V and 30V — such as a 12V or 24V battery or adapter — to power the input terminals.
Will the 0.5-30V output work safely with my older 5V Arduino projects?
Yes, the output adjusts down to 0.5V and includes constant-voltage mode plus short-circuit protection for legacy 5V circuits.
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