Innovation First, Inc. 1UCMA-137 1U Cable Management Arm 19" 28.5"-33" computer accessory
- Product Type:Cable…
- Panel Width:19" Rac…
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A regulated benchtop supply converts 115 or 230 V AC to 13.8 V DC at up to 30 A with screw terminals and a cooling fan
This Pyle benchtop unit converts 115 or 230 V AC to a steady 13.8 V DC output for hobby and lab work. It powers CB radios, HAM equipment, scanners and similar low-voltage gear directly from the mains. A front switch selects the input voltage and turns the supply on without an external battery. Screw terminals accept bare wires for quick, secure connections.
The supply delivers up to 30 A continuously, giving ample headroom for most bench testing and mobile radio operation. Built-in overload and short-circuit protection shut the output down before damage occurs. An internal cooling fan keeps the enclosure within safe temperatures during extended runs at high load. The rugged housing measures 8.5 by 8.3 by 2.6 inches and sits securely on a desktop.
Users who currently run gear from a car battery or a portable pack gain a fixed, mains-powered alternative that never needs recharging. The jump is worth it when the equipment stays on a bench and a constant 13.8 V rail simplifies testing. It is not suited for applications that require adjustable voltage, multiple output rails or higher current than 30 A.
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Yes, the regulated 13.8 V DC output is designed for devices like cellular phones, CB radios, scanners and HAM radio equipment that expect a steady 13.8 V supply.
Switch the unit on, observe the power LED, and measure the voltage at the red and black screw terminals with a multimeter; it should read 13.8 V DC under load.
The unit has built-in red positive and black negative screw terminals; you only need to provide the wires to connect your equipment.
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