Tekpower
Tekpower TP30SWII 30A 13.8V Analog Switching Power Supply with Noise Offset
A 13.8 V fixed or 9-15 V adjustable switching supply delivering up to 30 A with a noise-offset knob to suppress switching noise for radio gear
- Delivers stable 13.8 V DC for ham and CB radio gear
- Adjustable 9–15 V output covers a range of communication devices
- 30 A maximum current with front snap-in and rear cigar-lighter connections
- Noise-offset knob reduces switching interference for clearer signals
- Built-in overheat and short-circuit protection safeguards connected equipment
Ham and CB radio power supply
The Tekpower TP30SWII delivers fixed 13.8 V DC and an adjustable 9 to 15 V range at up to 30 A for amateur and CB radio equipment. It runs from 110 V AC at 60 Hz and includes overheat and short-circuit protection for safe continuous operation.
Rear main output plus front cigar and snap
A rear-panel DC terminal handles the full 30 A load while a front cigar socket is rated at 10 A and a snap-in terminal provides another 30 A path. The analog noise-offset knob lets operators suppress switching noise that would otherwise interfere with sensitive communications gear.
Noise offset knob and fused input
An 8 A input fuse protects the supply from mains faults and the front-panel offset control reduces ripple below 80 mVp-p at rated load without extra accessories. The package supplies the power unit only, so users add their own cables and mounting hardware.
Highlights
- Delivers stable 13.8 V DC for ham and CB radio gear
- Adjustable 9–15 V output covers a range of communication devices
- 30 A maximum current with front snap-in and rear cigar-lighter connections
- Noise-offset knob reduces switching interference for clearer signals
- Built-in overheat and short-circuit protection safeguards connected equipment
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What does the 110 V AC 60 Hz input and 30 A maximum DC output mean for real-world use?
The unit runs from a standard 110 V AC 60 Hz wall outlet and delivers up to 30 A at 13.8 V fixed or 9–15 V adjustable, with the front snap-in terminal rated for the full 30 A and the cigar socket limited to 10 A.
Will the 7.5 by 2.8 by 7.5 inch chassis fit on my bench or in a rack?
The supply measures 7.5 inches wide, 2.8 inches high and 7.5 inches deep, weighing 6 lb, so it sits on a shelf or bench without rack ears and leaves room for rear cable clearance.
How do I connect the load and adjust the noise offset without causing a fault?
Wire the load to the rear main output or front snap-in terminal for up to 30 A, use the cigar socket only up to 10 A, set the voltage between 9 V and 15 V before powering on, then turn the noise offset knob only after the supply is running to suppress any switching noise.
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