12V30A 360W DC Converter

Very good PS 5V. Keep voltage very steady on consume variation. Has a dial that will adjust the voltage in the range of max. 15%. Do not overheat and very stabile. Great PS for 5V projects.

Powering two light strips and with both at max, drawing 18 amps, the voltage at the power supply was 5.02 volts. Works great!

I bought this to power a small Bluetooth 2.1 amp. When it came in the package, there were no instructions, but it's not hard to figure out. There are three V+ (positive), three V- (negative), a ground, a Neutral, and a Line screw. I took apart an old computer power cord and used that as my power cord. I then used the fins on the right side to zip tie the cord to the box. That way, I'm not relying on the screws if there is any tension on the cord.I connected a multi-meter to the outputs and played with the adjustment screw. It went all the way up to 40V, but then I set it back down to exactly 36 volts for what I needed it for. But it's good that it can go up higher than that.It does have a fan that will turn on if it needs to, but it hasn't needed to yet.Overall, this is a nice power supply with some pretty decent capacitors. When you pull the power, you will notice that it takes a long time for the power LED to go out. Almost 30 seconds total! That's a good thing because having good capacitors means that the power output will be steady.I would definitely buy this again, if I needed another one. It's very well made.

Looks to be good quality, wired it up and it's putting out 24v. Will be using equipment in August of 2025, if I didn't update it's still working great

Very good product gets the job done

Bought this for some outdoor LED strip lights, and it's working great for the last two months.

Used this in an LED pixel tape setup with a breadboard inside of a mini golf hole. That thing was powered on 24/7 for weeks and didn’t fail once. Excited to pull it out on a couple months to use again.

Received unit and it was damaged. Metal on the side with the power terminals were bent in and there was a rattle inside the unit. Requested it be replaced and new unit was sent out. When opening the package of the replacement unit, two screws fell out of the package and not sure where they came from. Also, one of the negative power terminals was pushed back into the unit. I have now spent more time and money to return these units then I would of saved purchasing one from a more reputable manufacture.