Adjustable 1.2-36V DC/DC - 300W - 15A Buck Converter


Adjustable 1.2-36V DC/DC - 300W - 15A Buck Converter
Stock Number: 36625 PS
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$12.95


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Non Isolated, adjustable DC/DC Buck (Step Down) constant voltage or constant current converter (Supplies constant voltage until set current is reached then constant current)
Not Reverse Polarity Protected
Input/Output Voltage Differential: 3Vmin
Input Voltage must be higher than required output voltage
Input Voltage: DC 6-40V (10V to 40V is suggested)
Output Voltage: DC 1.2-36VDC
Output Ripple: ~ 50mV
Rated Current: 15A, 20A Max.
NOTE: Wattage Limited 300W Max. (V x I x Eff.=W)
Efficiency: 96% max (Nominal 86%
Current Adj. (CC) : sets the available charging/driving current
Operating Temperature: -10°C to 75°C
(Fan Recommened if Heatsink >65°C)
Working frequency: 150KHZ
Terminal Strips for Input & Output
L: 2-5/16" W: 2-1/8" OA H: 1-1/8” WT: .2



California Proposition 65 Warning WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals including Nickel which is known to the State of California to cause cancer and which is known to the State of California to cause birth defects and/or other reproductive harm. For more information, go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov



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I purchased two of these units to control two 200 watt LEDs for some serious yard lights. Things I have found to look out for in using these Buck converters is 1. Components may not be tightened to the heat sinks. This was easy to see since the thermal pads had spun around the mounting screws during shipping. 2 the connector blocks have screws tightened to such a degree you can tear the blocks off the circuit board if not restrained while loosening the connector screws.3 The PDF data sheet reverse labels the output +/- terminals. The PDF should be corrected immediately. Performance wise these buck converters perform exemplary. Output voltage or current is rock solid. The circuit board unlike many, has holes large enough to mount with a wide range of screw sizes. Use stand offs if mounting on conductive surfaces as component legs are longer than the heat sink mounting screws are high. Even lower power loads may require fan cooling depending on ambient air temperature as the heat sinks are rather small for the power capabilities of this unit. Overall I am quite happy with these buck converters. It is hard to find a better price performance alternative.
JimGuy