HighTechLab
AKA Dexter - CTO of Current Connected, LLC
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So I've been looking for a power supply that I can use in my lab for charging batteries and such somewhat precisely...Desirable features are adjustable current output and adjustable constant voltage output.
I would probably want somewhere from 10-60 volts and 0-30 amps, the higher the output wattage the better and I do have 240v outlets in the lab I can throw at it.
Does anyone have any recommendations? My budget is somewhere in the $400 range.
This would be used for charging up different array configurations of batteries, e.g. 12v, 24v, 48v, with different chemist
I would probably want somewhere from 10-60 volts and 0-30 amps, the higher the output wattage the better and I do have 240v outlets in the lab I can throw at it.
Does anyone have any recommendations? My budget is somewhere in the $400 range.
This would be used for charging up different array configurations of batteries, e.g. 12v, 24v, 48v, with different chemist