ALITOVE AC 110V/220V to DC 12V 30A 360W Universal Regulated Switching Power Supply Transformer Adapter LED Driver for LED Strip, CCTV Camera System, Radio

Stable voltage and correct amps rating.
I use this power supply to run the 8KW Vevor diesel heater that requires 20 amp at starts up. After using this setup for over a month, I found this power supply is very stable and has plenty of amperage to give to the diesel heater. It works great for my application.

Works as advertised, good to go. With “update”.
Update 9/21/23 So far no negative issues to report. Bought a second unit and am now running them parallel providing a 60 amp base supply at 13.8 volts…both units set at exactly same voltage with a 4 decimal volt meter for exact match to run a larger linear amplifier pulling as much as 50+ amps for extended periods (long QSO’s or talk sessions). I have not experienced any issues with heat buildup, power fluctuations, voltage drop is negligable and mine have not shown any problems with grounding (my entire station is well grounded) and I do check my individual components – Not dismissing others comments, just saying I have not experienced a grounding issue. Have recommended same unit to my Son who is also a radio operator.Original post:I am using this at14.26 volts to power a small Ham Radio Amplifier providing solid voltage (love the very adjustable output voltage) and solid amps during peak transmissions. The unit provides adequate power to provide a solid 200-225 watts out to antenna from the supply. The thermal fan control works (no constant fan running like some other of these smaller supplies), voltage drop is less than .3 volts at the 225 watt output peaks….we shall see how it goes for long term use but so far I’m pleased with performance per dollar….will buy again for a parrallel twin supply setup if I see no issues over the next month (will report back).For those HAM’s worried about whether for HAM or CB, I’m a licensed Ham Op. so you can save those negativities for someone else.

This is a great power supply for the price
Bought this to power up a radio for a new base station. It is pretty straightforward. Just be sure to use a grounded 120 cord and plug. When it’s plugged in it is on, you may want a switch in the line to cut it on an off. You can feed more than one unit as long as you do t exceed the 30 amp maximum. There is a place to change the dc voltage from 10-14.4 volts. It’s easy to check with a volt ohm meter. For a no thrills power supply, you can’t go wrong. I definitely recommend

30amp 12v power supply for $20
Great deal. Works perfectly. I think I’ll order another.

I bought this to replace a failed “power brick” for a 4-drive hard-disk case. I adjusted the DC voltage slightly (about 0.1V), checked for noise on the DC output (using a scope) then powered up the drive case and rechecked the voltage/noise and verified that the voltage remained “dead accurate” and the power remained clean. The original power supply was rated at 12A so this supply is nicely overrated and the internal fan never runs so it’s “dead quiet.”The drives have been in active use for a few weeks now and all is well … a reasonable cost to save a drive case that cost over $400 US, when new.

Einschalten und freuen!

I used this in a novelty mini fridge and worked like a charm. This product has brought 2nd life to that novelty fridge. Well worth the money and easy to swap in.