JacobsParts Inc. FP5139 100W DC Boost Step-up Converter
- 100 W
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Mean Well
Delivers 15 V at 13.4 A with 200 W output, active PFC and 94 % efficiency
The Mean Well EPP-200-15 delivers a regulated 15 V rail at 13.4 A for a total of 200 W. It accepts universal AC input with built-in active PFC and is suited to equipment builders and test-bench users who need a fixed-voltage source.
The unit fits an AT chassis and provides a secondary 12 V output at 0.5 A for auxiliary circuits. No-load draw stays below 0.5 W and a front-panel LED shows power status, simplifying integration into custom enclosures.
High efficiency up to 94 % reduces waste heat during sustained operation. Protections cover short circuit, overload, over voltage and over temperature, so the supply remains stable through extended duty cycles without thermal shutdown.
| Type | AT |
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The main 15 V output is rated for 13.4 A, giving 200 W of sustained power.
No-load consumption is below 0.5 W and efficiency reaches up to 94 %.
Yes, it includes a 12 V / 0.5 A auxiliary output for such purposes.
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