NShi
NShi 1000W Adjustable Switching Power Supply 0-24V 220VAC
Adjustable 1000W switching supply delivers 0-24V DC from 220V AC input with LED display
- Chassis TypeDesktop
- Adjustable 0–24 V output for versatile DC loads
- 1000 W capacity handles high-power applications
- LED display shows real-time voltage and current
- 220 V AC input suits standard mains supply
- Lightweight 0.44 lb desktop chassis for easy integration
Adjustable 0-24V 1000W Supply
This NShi switching power supply delivers a variable DC output from 0 to 24 volts with a maximum rating of 1000 watts. It operates from a 220VAC mains input and includes an LED display for monitoring voltage and current settings. The unit weighs .44 pounds and fits a desktop chassis form factor.
Suits lab and prototype work
Engineers and technicians who need a bench-top source with multiple voltage options will find the adjustable range useful. Builders who require a fixed-voltage ATX unit for a standard PC, or anyone needing output above 24 volts such as 36V, 48V, 60V, 72V, 80V, 90V or 100V, should look at a different model.
1000W maximum power rating
The single specification that decides fit is the 1000 watt ceiling; loads that draw more continuous power will exceed this supply's capacity. Verify that your application stays within this limit before purchasing.
Highlights
- Adjustable 0–24 V output for versatile DC loads
- 1000 W capacity handles high-power applications
- LED display shows real-time voltage and current
- 220 V AC input suits standard mains supply
- Lightweight 0.44 lb desktop chassis for easy integration
Specifications
| Chassis Type | Desktop |
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Questions about this item
Should I pick the 1000W 0-24V model or one of the higher-wattage versions?
The listing offers 1000W, 1200W, 1500W and 2000W options; choose the wattage that meets or exceeds the total power your load will draw.
What does the 1000W rating mean when the unit is running at 24V output?
At the maximum 24V setting the supply can provide up to 1000 watts of output power, so the current available will be the wattage divided by the voltage you set.
The 220VAC input — does that limit the output voltage range I can use?
The 220VAC input is the mains supply requirement; the adjustable output can still be set anywhere from 0 to 24V regardless of the input voltage.
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