JacobsParts Inc. FP5139 100W DC Boost Step-up Converter
- 100 W
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myVolts
Delivers 1000 W of adjustable 53–58 V DC from 100–120 V AC with short-circuit, overload and over-voltage protection
The myVolts 1000 W switching power supply converts AC 100-120 V or 200-240 V input to a selectable DC output of 53 V, 54 V, 55 V, 56 V, 57 V or 58 V. Output current ranges from 18.87 A at 53 V down to 17.24 A at 58 V, delivering up to 1000 W continuous power. The unit is housed in an aluminium case measuring 240 x 125 x 65 mm and weighs 1430 g. It carries CE and RoHS compliance.
This supply suits installers who need a high-current 53-58 V DC source for CCTV systems, computer projects, 3D printers or LED strip lighting. The built-in voltage adjuster allows ±2 V fine tuning. It is not designed as an ATX power supply for desktop PCs and lacks the connectors, rails and form factor required for motherboard power.
Before ordering confirm that your mains supply matches either the 100-120 V or 200-240 V range and that the selector switch is set correctly. The unit ships without wiring cables, an on-off switch or mounting screws, so professional installation by a qualified electrician is recommended. Check that your load does not exceed the current limit for the chosen output voltage and that the operating environment stays within -20 °C to 60 °C and 20-90 % RH.
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Choose the 100-120 VAC position when your mains is 100-120 V, or the 200-240 VAC position for 200-240 V mains; the selector must match the supply you are plugging into.
Yes, the output is adjustable from 53 V to 58 V DC; leave it at the 54 V setting to match your cameras.
Measure the DC output with a multimeter — it should read the selected voltage between 53 V and 58 V under load, and the unit should run without triggering short-circuit, overload or over-voltage protection.
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