Mean Well RSP-500-15 Switching Power Supply
IT just arrived. Initial impressions: Much heavier than the cheapowatt 1/2" wider, 1/2 inch longer and almost 1/2 inch less High than cheapowatt. The casing is about 50 to 75% thicker aluminum t...
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Congrats on your new baby!
Here are some thoughts for comparison:
--My fan is quiet but stays on all the time. And I've never heard of a fan that blows inward. If I was intent on forcing airflow inward I would think of a tiny low-flow compressor and some flexible tubing directed at the hot spot, and keep the stock fan pulling outward.
--My voltage range is wider than specs also, down to about 12.6.
--I have the delay on power up also, but no click (that I noticed). I 'm guessing it's doing a self-test.
--Re/the little plastic cover, when I had "permanently" attached my AC power lines I gobbied in a bunch of liquid electrical tape, and then pressed the little plastic thing on so it sticks there. Not sure what I'll do if I ever want to add or modify a DC output line.
Good luck and post the pics!
Here are some thoughts for comparison:
--My fan is quiet but stays on all the time. And I've never heard of a fan that blows inward. If I was intent on forcing airflow inward I would think of a tiny low-flow compressor and some flexible tubing directed at the hot spot, and keep the stock fan pulling outward.
--My voltage range is wider than specs also, down to about 12.6.
--I have the delay on power up also, but no click (that I noticed). I 'm guessing it's doing a self-test.
--Re/the little plastic cover, when I had "permanently" attached my AC power lines I gobbied in a bunch of liquid electrical tape, and then pressed the little plastic thing on so it sticks there. Not sure what I'll do if I ever want to add or modify a DC output line.
Good luck and post the pics!
