AC to DC Converter 12V Power Supply 1200W Max 100A SMPS 110v to 12v Converter Switching Power Supply Transformer for Car Radio/Stereos, RV, 3D Printer, Led Strip, Motor Pump, CCTV

So far it works great . Price was nice too at $90 . I wanted to build something to use old school car audio amps for an entertainment center in the house . Right now I have two 30amp amplifiers hooked up . No noise , just good power . We'll see how it does when I remove one of the current amps and run a Slash 500-1 in its place . Now that it works time to build a nice amp rack . I will probably buy another for the garage

I have a homebuilt large format 3D printer (510mm x 510mm x 250mm print volume, with a custom 400W 24V silicone bed heater).Given the heavy power draw from my design, I have a tendency to go through PSU's frequently (most 600W power supplies operating at near peak don;t work well or don't last long) so I had low expectations, but I was pleasantly surprised with this PSU.On receipt, I had to make some changes to my wiring design which I've included in the pros/cons below:Pro: This PSU has a polarized 3pin standard power input which is nice. No more custom cable jobs... just using a regular PC power cord for it now.Pro: PSU has onboard power switch! Before I was using an inline switch with my power cable.Pro: Has cooling fan. 600W half-height PSUs that are convection cooled usually don't stand a chance in my rig due to thermal issues.Con: Only 1 terminal output. I had to fashion a power distribution block for my printer, then wire that to the 24V output block.Meh: Its not noisy... its not quiet... Its definitely bearable at close range.Meh: 80% efficiency. I wish the OEM PSU folks would do better than this, especially nowadays.Anyways... its been running for a month and so far so good.If it fails in the next few months I'll update this review, but for now, its a buy! and its a great deal.

works great

Works great to power a QuickJack 12V Alternate Power Unit (5585446) instead of using my 12V car battery. According to QuickJack the 12V APU uses 70 amps, so this power supply provides a bit of headroom. The only downside is the cables are a little short.

After few uses this power supply only produce 23.8 volts instead of 24 volts like it used too., who knows how long it will last!

A good quality power supply packaged in a good box with a foam insert. Includes everything you need to use it, and connects with a standard PC power cable with a power switch. The power posts provide a quick convenient way to attach or semi-permanently secure your power cables.One of downsides with this device is the fan is a bit noisy, and runs all the time at full power no matter the load or temperature. Where as a MEAN WELL power supply will turn on at 50c and off at 40c.Also people who have space restrictions you need to add to the given dimensions, the power cable it requires about 3 inches in front, about 1 inch above for the post screws/knobs, and an extra height of about 1/4 inch for the foam feet.

I do testing at work for various 24V vehicle items, and wanted to have a dedicated 24V supply for a project I was playing around with.This supply was VERY impressive for my project, and never dipped or failed! The supply is rated at 25A, and I was creeping very close to drawing that much as I over-powered my project for testing.I may get a 12V for another project as I thoroughly enjoyed this supply!The only item that had me worried initially was having to "reach" between the output posts to flip the power switch on/off. I didn't want to use the main cord on/off which may cause premature failure later down the line. (eg. just unplugging your television from the wall instead of using the power switch).I would definitely tell anyone to give one of these 24V supplies a try and let us know if you agree!

Power Supply work great for about 2 months of use. I had a 700 watt load running on it. Unit started turning off on it's on. Week later power switch burned up.