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Ruth's sister

Ruth's sister YC32 220V 100V 24V 45W internal power cable

SKU CH-9S2S-Y15W7

Converts 220 V input to dual 100 V and 24 V outputs at 45 W

  • Converts 220 V mains to 100 V and 24 V outputs
  • Dual 100 V and 24 V rails power separate circuits
  • Rated 45 W for reliable continuous operation
  • Brand-new YC32 transformer ready for internal builds

Dual-voltage transformer for internal use

The Ruth's sister YC32 is a new internal power cable that converts 220V mains input to dual 100V and 24V outputs rated at 45W. It suits builders who need a compact step-down solution for low-voltage subsystems inside a chassis.

Replaces separate step-down modules

This single unit replaces individual 100V and 24V converters, saving space and wiring effort when both rails are required. The jump is worth it when a project demands simultaneous dual-voltage supply from one 220V source.

Highlights

  • Converts 220 V mains to 100 V and 24 V outputs
  • Dual 100 V and 24 V rails power separate circuits
  • Rated 45 W for reliable continuous operation
  • Brand-new YC32 transformer ready for internal builds

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

What mounting space does the YC32 transformer need inside a chassis?

The YC32 is an internal power cable assembly; it requires no dedicated mounting bracket and simply routes between the 220 V input and the dual 100 V / 24 V output connectors.

How is the YC32 wired, and which connection step is often missed?

Connect the 220 V supply to the primary leads, then attach both the 100 V and 24 V secondary leads to their loads; the step often missed is securing both output circuits before powering on.

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