Product Details
- Color: Black
- Brand: Pyramid
- Model: PS26KX
- Number of items: 1
- Dimensions: 5.71" h x
10.55" w x
12.72" l,
16.00 pounds
Features
- Built-in Cooling Fan
- Input - 115V AC, 60Hz, 500 Watts
- Output - 6~15V DC(Adjustable)
- 22 AMP Constant/25 AMP Surge
- Powers 6~15V DC Devices such as Cellular Phones, CB Radios, Scanners, HAM Radios, Autosound Systems, Laptops, etc.
Product Description
Perfect for Home, Shop and HobbyistBuilt-in Cooling Fan Input: 115V AC, 60Hz, 500 Watts Output: 6~15V DC(Adjustable) 22 AMP Constant/25 AMP Surge Powers 6~15V DC Devices such as Cellular Phones, CB Radios, Scanners, HAM Radios, Autosound Systems, etc. Screw Terminal Connectors Crowbar Over Voltage Protection Short Circuit & Thermal Protection Fuse Protected LED Condition Indicators 3 Prong Grounded AC Plug Heavy Duty Cabinet & Heatsink with Anti-Skid Rubber Feet Electronic Overload Protection w/Auto Reset Dimensions: 11.81-Inch L x 9.05-Inch W x 7.08-Inch H
Customer Reviews
Most helpful customer reviews
18 of 18 people found the following review helpful.
Does what it says and does it well
By Onerka
It's hard to find things that are made the old way, heavy, metal and analog. Some people complain about Pyramids lack of lighted meters on all their power supplies but I rarely use mine in the dark. Very stable voltage output at any amperage or voltage. I ran the unit at 13.8v 22 amps for 16 hours to test it and although the rear heat sinks get quit hot, it seemed to have no problem. I don't think I would use any power supply continuously at more than 75% of its rated output, you're just asking for problems when it's made in China.
7 of 8 people found the following review helpful.Nicely priced power adjustable supply
By Bubba Hotep
I use this power supply to power a handmade, routed, wooden 1:32 scale slot car track. Works great and the price was the best for the variable voltages I needed for the track. I researched a bit on the Internet prior to buying, and this product seemed to be one of the more popular choices. I run ~6 volts for the youngest, and ramp it up a bit for older, but anything over 9 volts isn't really necessary.
6 of 7 people found the following review helpful.
Not for HF ham radio
By Snarly
The unit is a heavy linear adjustable power supply. I returned the supply since it created noise in the 3.5-4mHz HF band.
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