Laboratory Power Supply 0 to 60 V – 6 A – KIT

Kit made up of a 0-60 Vdc 6 A laboratory power supply module with a 2.4-inch LCD display, a metal enclosure, a 220 Vac–60 Vdc 6 A switching power supply and a WLAN module that lets you control the supply from the “RdPower“ app for Android and iOS.

SKU 2860-JT-RD6006CEAN 9900002736253Output voltage: Manually adjustableItem type: AssembledConversion type: Step-down

Description

The power supply module is a step-down type and can be used in several operating modes (battery charging, constant current, constant voltage and so on). The keypad and the rotary encoder make it very simple to operate.

Up to nine settings can also be saved and recalled easily from the keypad. The high-resolution 2.4-inch colour display shows all the information clearly.

The USB interface lets you control the power supply from PC software.

It has overvoltage and overcurrent protection.

Please note: all the modules (switching power supply, step-down supply, WLAN) are supplied ready assembled and tested. All you have to do is put the metal enclosure together and fit the modules. 

Warning! 220 VAC power cable not included.

Manual in English

Inside view of the step-down power supply module
The parts of the KIT
PC software and app (Android and iOS)
Documentation and useful links

Technical details

Display 2.4-inch LCD
Input voltage 6 to 70 Vdc
Output voltage 0 to 60 Vdc
Output current 0 to 6 A
Output power 0 to 360 watts
Voltage resolution 0.01 V
Current resolution 0.001 A
Capacity measuring range 0 to 9999.99 Ah
Measuring range energy consumption : 0 to 9999.99 Wh
Residual ripple 100 mV(pp)
Operating temperature -10°C to +40°C
Dimensions (mm) 167x81x65
Weight 607 grams

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