LED Power Supplies

Adjustable LED Power Supply IP20 Power 480W with Output Voltage 24V

LED power supply with an output voltage of 24V DC.

The appropriate power supply capacity for an LED strip is calculated by multiplying its power consumption in Watts per meter by its length. It is...

LED power supply with an output voltage of 24V DC.

The appropriate power supply capacity for an LED strip is calculated by multiplying its power consumption in Watts per meter by its length. It is recommended to obtain a power supply that supports 20% more than the required energy to avoid operating at its limits.

The power capacity of the product is 480...

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LED power supply with an output voltage of 24V DC.

The appropriate power supply capacity for an LED strip is calculated by multiplying its power consumption in Watts per meter by its length. It is recommended to obtain a power supply that supports 20% more than the required energy to avoid operating at its limits.

The power capacity of the product is 480 Watts, which means it can power, for example, a 5-meter LED strip with a power consumption of 76.8 Watts.

It has an IP20 protection rating, which prevents direct contact of fingers with the internal components of the product.

Manufacturer

OEM
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Specifications

Specifications

Dimensions

Type
-
Output (DC)
24 V
Power
480 W
Waterproofing
IP20
Features
Adjustable

Smart Features

Smart Ecosystem
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    Before I put it into operation, I checked if there was thermal paste between the power ICs and the heatsinks, and it was fine. I use it to power a ZVS induction heater, connected at its output with a capacitor bank of 63V, 60,000 μF (the capacitors are initially charged through a 30 Ohm, 30 Watts resistor to avoid a large initial charging current – then the resistor is taken "out"). At 15-16 Amps, the output voltage drops to 23.6 Volts (I could raise it to 24 Volts, but I didn't), and the temperature in the power supply case near one heatsink after two hours of continuous operation was 49 degrees Celsius – much lower in the rest of the case. The fan runs continuously, which doesn't bother me. In conclusion, for the money you pay, I think it's a good purchase, and time will tell whether it will continue to perform just as well.

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  • Before I put it into operation, I checked if there was thermal paste between the power ICs and the heatsinks, and it was fine. I use it to power a ZVS induction heater, connected at its output with a capacitor bank of 63V, 60,000 μF (the capacitors are initially charged through a 30 Ohm, 30 Watts resistor to avoid a large initial charging current – then the resistor is taken "out"). At 15-16 Amps, the output voltage drops to 23.6 Volts (I could raise it to 24 Volts, but I didn't), and the temperature in the power supply case near one heatsink after two hours of continuous operation was 49 degrees Celsius – much lower in the rest of the case. The fan runs continuously, which doesn't bother me. In conclusion, for the money you pay, I think it's a good purchase, and time will tell whether it will continue to perform just as well.

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Description & Specifications

LED power supply with an output voltage of 24V DC.

The appropriate power supply capacity for an LED strip is calculated by multiplying its power consumption in Watts per meter by its length. It is recommended to obtain a power supply that supports 20% more than the required energy to avoid operating at its limits.

The power capacity of the product is 480 Watts, which means it can power, for example, a 5-meter LED strip with a power consumption of 76.8 Watts.

It has an IP20 protection rating, which prevents direct contact of fingers with the internal components of the product.

Manufacturer

OEM

Dimensions

Type
-
Output (DC)
24 V
Power
480 W
Waterproofing
IP20
Features
Adjustable

Smart Features

Smart Ecosystem
-

Important information

Specifications are collected from official manufacturer websites. Please verify the specifications before proceeding with your final purchase. If you notice any problem you can report it here.

Reviews (1)

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  • samtree
    5
    1 out of 1 members found this review helpful

    Verified purchase

    Before I put it into operation, I checked if there was thermal paste between the power ICs and the heatsinks, and it was fine. I use it to power a ZVS induction heater, connected at its output with a capacitor bank of 63V, 60,000 μF (the capacitors are initially charged through a 30 Ohm, 30 Watts resistor to avoid a large initial charging current – then the resistor is taken "out"). At 15-16 Amps, the output voltage drops to 23.6 Volts (I could raise it to 24 Volts, but I didn't), and the temperature in the power supply case near one heatsink after two hours of continuous operation was 49 degrees Celsius – much lower in the rest of the case. The fan runs continuously, which doesn't bother me. In conclusion, for the money you pay, I think it's a good purchase, and time will tell whether it will continue to perform just as well.

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  • Before I put it into operation, I checked if there was thermal paste between the power ICs and the heatsinks, and it was fine. I use it to power a ZVS induction heater, connected at its output with a capacitor bank of 63V, 60,000 μF (the capacitors are initially charged through a 30 Ohm, 30 Watts resistor to avoid a large initial charging current – then the resistor is taken "out"). At 15-16 Amps, the output voltage drops to 23.6 Volts (I could raise it to 24 Volts, but I didn't), and the temperature in the power supply case near one heatsink after two hours of continuous operation was 49 degrees Celsius – much lower in the rest of the case. The fan runs continuously, which doesn't bother me. In conclusion, for the money you pay, I think it's a good purchase, and time will tell whether it will continue to perform just as well.

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