AC/DC power supply 0...12 V/3 A

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Description

Standard student power supply with continously adjustable and regulated DC output voltage, AC voltage adjustable in steps, and digital display; AC and DC outputs galvanically isolated, reliable overload protection and circuit protection by electronic current limitation (DC) and circuit breaker (AC). All outputs galvanically isolated from the mains, floating.
Particularly suited for student experiments at all age levels thanks to safe separation in accordance with BG/GUV-SI 8040 (conforms to german RiSU). Includes USB port, especially for use in student optics experiments.

Technical data

Output voltages:
0 ... 12 V DC, continiously adjustable, stabilised
2/4/6/8/10/12 V AC
Output current: 2x max. 3A
Residual ripple DC: < 50 mV
USB port: 5 V/2 A
Display
Overload protection: DC electronic, AC electronic
Connections: 4 mm safety sockets
Connection voltage: 230 V, 50/60 Hz
Electrical isolation: Isolating transformer in accordance with DIN EN 61558-2-6, (compliant to german RiSU)
Dimensions: 20 cm x 14 cm x 23 cm
Weight: 3 kg

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