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Tested it with an electronic load up to 31.1A at 23.9V for 2-hours. Very cool operation and low noise. Power port "bars" exit at the rear which may be an inconvenience. Otherwise, super value and great for high C charging of RC Lipo batteries.
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If you need a lot of current at 24V, this is the beast for you. It has two M6 bolts on the back for 24V out and a small multipin connector for remote turn-on, etc. The fan is small and spins fast all the time so it is a little loud. It uses M3 mounting screws (seems a little small to me, but I tend to overbuild things) with holes on three sides. I installed this in my 3D printer that has a 450W 24V bed heater (back when I bought the heater there weren't a lot of options available like there are now).
Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: Pre-owned
Although the power supply is solidly built, it's quite old and less reliable. The main issue is that the internal fan is constantly running full speed, making a lot of noise. This also reduces the lifespan of the fan - one of these units died from power stress after the fan seized...
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Unit runs smoothly and quietly considering its high output.
Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: Pre-owned
It will work very well with my project.
Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: Pre-owned
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