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OIAGLH

OIAGLH 24V 6.67A 160W 4PIN GS160A24-R7B power supply

SKU CH-KMFY-5RFS6

A 24 V, 160 W AC adapter with a four-pin connector delivering 6.67 A for compatible Mean Well chargers

  • Delivers 160 W for demanding equipment
  • 24 V output matches Mean Well charger specs
  • 67 A current handles heavy loads
  • 4-pin connector ensures secure fit

24 V 160 W AC adapter for Mean Well chargers

This 24 V 160 W power supply delivers 6.67 A through a four-pin connector. It is built as a direct replacement for Mean Well GS160A24 and GS160A24-R7B units. Technicians and system integrators use it to restore or maintain charging stations and industrial equipment that require this exact voltage and pin layout.

Capacity and headroom

The adapter continuously supplies 160 W at 24 V, so it handles the full rated load of compatible Mean Well chargers without overheating. It runs out of headroom when the connected device demands more than 6.67 A or when the input voltage falls outside the unit’s specified range. Buyers who need higher wattage or a different output voltage must select another model.

Highlights

  • Delivers 160 W for demanding equipment
  • 24 V output matches Mean Well charger specs
  • 67 A current handles heavy loads
  • 4-pin connector ensures secure fit

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

Will the 24 V 160 W output work with my existing Mean Well charger that uses a 4-pin connector?

Yes, the adapter is built for Mean Well chargers and delivers 24 V at 6.67 A through a 4-pin connector matching the GS160A24-R7B specification.

How can I confirm the unit is delivering the rated 24 V and 6.67 A after I connect it?

Measure the output with a multimeter set to DC volts; you should read approximately 24 V at the 4-pin plug under load.

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