🔌 Power Your Passion with Aclorol!
The Aclorol 5V 20A Switching Power Supply is a high-performance transformer designed for various electronic projects. With an adjustable output voltage and multiple safety features, it ensures reliable power delivery for LED strips, CCTV systems, and more, all while operating silently and efficiently.
| Brand | Aclorol |
| Package Dimensions | 21.1 x 10.3 x 4.9 cm; 430 Grams |
| Item model number | YC-5V20A-SL |
| Manufacturer | Aclorol |
| Voltage | 220 Volts |
| Wattage | 100 watts |
| Are Batteries Included | No |
| Item Weight | 430 g |
| Guaranteed software updates until | unknown |
J**W
Stable power so far
After a poor experience with a laptop charger type of PSU from this brand I was pleasantly surprised to find this to be significantly better. I don't have a load to be able to test it up to the full 20A at the moment but a brief test at 10A and longer tests at 2-5A showed less than 10mV drop on load vs. off load. The output is also adjustable over a reasonable range, so if you want to push it a little over 5V to compensate for some wiring loss in getting to your device then you can. Just make sure your device is happy with that little extra voltage for the case when it's not pulling current (e.g. at start up).I'm using it continuously powered but not using it at anything like 20A (<9A) so it's warm but quite comfortable. You would probably need to be careful about cooling if you were going to run it flat out for an extended period.NB. There appear to be several sellers offering what looks to be the identical PSU under a variety of different brands (spec. and pictures look identical). I just went for the cheapest.
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A**E
Not a regulated voltage power supply
The input voltage switch is inside the cover, and there is a sticker saying "Don't open the cover". Fortunately I could see the switch through the cover holes and it was set to the correct input voltage.There is a POT to adjust the output voltage. I set to 5V and then started adding load. My PLC ran OK until I connected an LED strip, then my PLC smoked. I think the voltage jumped. I would not recommend connecting directly to digital circuits. It needs a voltage regulator.The power supply is lightweight and easy to connect AC cord and DC wires. 20A can drive a lot of LEDs.
M**E
It’s a power source
It’s a power sauceNo, it’s a source of power
T**.
Defective Power Supply
Bracket not properly assembled from Manufacture in Power Supply. Blow up Power Supply when powered up, (Note that if you break the tags and open the Unit your warranty is Void) Luckily it didn't Damage my CNC Controller but Damaged the MPG which it was powering up. Supplier replaced Power Supply but didn't Replace or Repair the MPG the Power Supply Damaged. MPG Cost $90.00 new, Replacement Signal Generator in the MPG that was Damage Cost $29.00, I even offered to install the part they damaged if they supplied a new one. They did offer the cost of the power supply which was less than the replacement part. I refused and will repair it myself at my Cost. I just feel if you sell defective product you should be responsible for the Damage you cause............
W**Z
Defective
Defective upon receipt, sent it back for a refund.
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Failed after few weeks
I was only using this to power 4 stacked andrunio shield project. Literally drawing 1.1amps continuously for 2 weeks. Counting machine of sorts. Well this psu blew 6 times hotter than the surface of the sun after 16 days lol so much for 20amps lolz.... anyhow to make long story short! Using 2amp usb phone charger instead now. Whole goal was to have psu over powered with zero struggle that could run cool with no interruptions. Well thank god for 8 year old samsung usb 2.0 charger right?
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