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myVolts 12V 15A 180W Switching Power Supply
Converts AC mains to 12 V DC at 15 A with built-in over-voltage, over-current and short-circuit protection
- TypeAT
- Delivers stable 12 V DC at 15 A for 180 W loads
- Accepts wide AC input from 85 V to 265 V for global use
- Built-in over-voltage, over-current and short-circuit protection guards connected equipment
- Compact metal enclosure measures 198 mm by 98 mm by 43 mm for tight installs
- Certified to CCC, RoHS and CE standards for regulated environments
180W 12V Switching Power Supply
This myVolts unit converts AC mains input to a regulated 12 V DC output rated at 15 A and 180 W. It is built for indoor use with LED strips, CCTV systems, industrial automation or similar low-voltage DC loads that require a steady 12 V rail.
Check input voltage and load before ordering
The supply accepts AC 110 V to 240 V, so verify your local mains voltage falls within that range. Ensure the total connected load does not exceed 15 A at 12 V, and confirm the metal case can be mounted securely in a ventilated indoor location.
Thermals noise and power draw
The aluminium enclosure acts as a heatsink and relies on natural convection; no fan is fitted, so operation is silent. Continuous full-load use will warm the case noticeably, so allow free airflow around the unit. Efficiency meets standard switching-supply levels, drawing roughly 180 W from the mains at maximum output.
Highlights
- Delivers stable 12 V DC at 15 A for 180 W loads
- Accepts wide AC input from 85 V to 265 V for global use
- Built-in over-voltage, over-current and short-circuit protection guards connected equipment
- Compact metal enclosure measures 198 mm by 98 mm by 43 mm for tight installs
- Certified to CCC, RoHS and CE standards for regulated environments
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Does the 12V 15A 180W unit come with a power cord or mounting brackets, or must they be bought separately?
The package includes one power supply unit only; no power cord or mounting brackets are supplied.
How does the 15A 180W model differ from the 12.5A 150W and 20A 240W versions in the same series?
The 15A model delivers 180W, measures 198x98x43mm, and accepts 85-265V AC input, while the 12.5A model provides 150W in the same case size and the 20A model provides 240W in a larger 200x100x44mm case with 110V/220V ±15% input.
What does the 180W rating mean for continuous load in a 40°C enclosure?
The supply is rated for 15A continuous output at 12V up to 40°C ambient with built-in over-voltage, over-current and short-circuit protection.
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