2. Numerical control adjustment, precise and fast, step-down output, output voltage 0-50.00V arbitrarily adjusted, limit current 0-12.00A arbitrarily adjusted;
3. The output end does not burn when it is poured backwards;
4. The module can be set to turn on/off by default;
5. has a variety of software protection mechanisms, and the protection threshold is adjustable. After the module"s working parameters exceed the protection threshold, the output will be automatically turned off;
6. Using synchronous rectification technology, high conversion efficiency: efficiency is above 90%;
7. Enlarge the heat sink and install a fan to enhance heat dissipation.
I ordered this unit along with a 54.6 volt, 2 amp scooter charger. I've taken apart an old computer power supply for it's case and intend on mounting this digital control power supply along with the scooter charger as a source of power for this device.
I've already hooked the devices together and used it to charge a 40 volt Lithium battery from a Dewalt weed eater. The battery was fully restored after my test. I had to use a diode to keep the battery from back feeding into the digital controller and I then set the voltage a volt higher to make up for the voltage drop across the diode. I set this digital control power supply to 41 volts and set the amperage to .1 amps to trickle charge my old and dead battery.
The controller took about a day to restore this battery with these settings and when it reached my programmed limits it shut of output to the battery just as I had hoped it would.
It's going to be a very useful adjustable power supply on my bench.
Anyone else wanting to make such a supply, Banggood had these scooter chargers on sale for $11.99 right now.