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Green circuit board with copper coil and components

Ruth's sister

Ruth's sister 120W internal power cable

SKU CH-7FBS-JA5JS

Supplies up to 120W for 5V-12V ZVS low-voltage induction heating with included coil

  • Professional ZVS module delivers efficient induction heating
  • Operates on low 5V to 12V input voltage range
  • Provides 120W power output for heating applications
  • Includes coil for immediate induction heating setup

ZVS induction heating module

This module delivers up to 120 W of low-voltage induction heating using a zero-voltage-switching topology. It operates from a 5 V to 12 V DC input and includes a coil for immediate use. The board suits hobbyists and experimenters building desktop heating or melting rigs.

Practical limits of the 120 W rating

Continuous output at the top end demands a robust DC source able to supply the corresponding current without voltage sag. The supplied coil fixes the work-piece geometry, so larger or irregular objects cannot be heated efficiently. No temperature feedback or control circuitry is present, limiting repeatability for precision tasks.

Highlights

  • Professional ZVS module delivers efficient induction heating
  • Operates on low 5V to 12V input voltage range
  • Provides 120W power output for heating applications
  • Includes coil for immediate induction heating setup

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

What voltage range does the 120 W induction board accept?

The module runs from a 5 V to 12 V DC source, delivering up to 120 W of heating power.

How much continuous power can the board supply to the coil?

It is rated for 120 W output, so the coil can draw that level continuously while the input stays within the 5 V to 12 V range.

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