Meanwell SE-200-15
For those who don't know, this is a regulated DC power supply up to 15V. Got one, to charge my car battery "properly" :)... All is good, adjusts volts all the way to 15. One question: Is there an...
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Like the 12-volt 7=amp bricks I purchased for four ninety five somewhere else. I be the ultimate cheapskate.
You might want to give them a call. They might have a few left.
Twenty-seven 12 and 16 volt bricks were delivered to me a month ago. Many of the sixteen volt bricks are destined to be used with DC boosters and high power 36-volt LED chips. The 16 volt bricks are UL and CSA approved. I managed to get 5.22 amps and two hours later the brick was no warmer than what a laptop brick gets. NOTE: The bricks use a center conductor of around 18-gauge copper, and a sheath ((shield)) of tinned copper strands that need to be twisted then soldered. Don't snip off the shield when connecting!
Now! Back to looting - I mean bargain shopping!
You might want to give them a call. They might have a few left.
Twenty-seven 12 and 16 volt bricks were delivered to me a month ago. Many of the sixteen volt bricks are destined to be used with DC boosters and high power 36-volt LED chips. The 16 volt bricks are UL and CSA approved. I managed to get 5.22 amps and two hours later the brick was no warmer than what a laptop brick gets. NOTE: The bricks use a center conductor of around 18-gauge copper, and a sheath ((shield)) of tinned copper strands that need to be twisted then soldered. Don't snip off the shield when connecting!
Now! Back to looting - I mean bargain shopping!
