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HLK-5M05 AC-DC Power Supply Module 220V to 5V
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Electricity is still predominantly powered by alternating current, but computers, LEDs, solar cells and electric vehicles all run on DC power. And methods are now available for converting direct current to higher and lower voltages. This is a HLK-5M05 5V/5W Switch Power Supply Module is plastic enclosed PCB mounted isolated switching step-down power supply module. It can supply 5V DC from 120V AC – 230V AC and has a power rating of 3 Watt. This makes it perfect for small projects that needs a 12 volt supply from mains.
Features
•The product is designed to meet the requirements of the EMC and Safety Test
•Low power consumption
•Output overload and short circuit protection
•Rated Input voltage (VAc) 100-240
•Maximum input current (A) 0.2
•Input current surge ≤10 A
•maximum input voltage ≤270 VAc
•Enter slow start ≤50 mS
Package Includes
1 pc x HLK-5M05 AC-DC Power Supply Module 220V to 5V
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