RD RD6018 USB WiFi DC To DC Step Down Power Supply Module Buck Converter Multimeter 60V 18A And 800W AC To DC PSU Without Wifi

RD RD6018 Without WiFi Description

The RD RD6018 is a high-performance DC-DC step-down power supply module designed for precise voltage and current control. Capable of delivering up to 60V and 18A, with a maximum power output of 800W, this power supply is perfect for applications that require high power conversion. The module features a built-in multimeter for continuous monitoring of voltage, current, and power output, ensuring that users can precisely manage their electronic devices, circuits, or experimental setups.

Unlike models with wireless communication, the RD RD6018 is tailored for users who do not require Wi-Fi control, focusing instead on delivering a reliable, efficient, and easy-to-use power supply solution. This module is ideal for powering large electronics, testing components, and conducting research in laboratory or industrial environments. It also features a step-down converter that ensures energy efficiency by reducing higher input voltages to lower, stable outputs.

RD RD6018 Without WiFi Features

• Step-Down Power Conversion: Efficiently converts high input voltages to lower, stable output voltages up to 60V and 18A.
• Multimeter Integration: Built-in multimeter for monitoring real-time voltage, current, and power.
• AC to DC Conversion: Supports AC input voltage for direct conversion to DC power.
• High Power Output: Capable of handling up to 800W of power for large-scale applications.

RD RD6018 Without WiFi Specifications

• Output Voltage: 0 to 60V
• Output Current: 0 to 18A
• Maximum Power Output: 800W
• Display: Built-in multimeter for real-time monitoring
• Power Input: AC input with DC output

RD RD6018 Without WiFi Applications

• Industrial and Laboratory Testing: Ideal for testing and powering high-demand equipment and devices.
• Prototyping: Perfect for prototyping circuits requiring precise voltage and current levels.
• Powering Electronics: Suitable for powering electronics in research and experimental setups.