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Top main view of the 24V 10A power supply

Back view of the 24 volt 10 amp power supply

Bottom view of the 24 volt 10 amp power supply

Closeup view of the 24 volt 10 amp power supply terminals L live N neutral protective earth ground common (24V gnd) and V+ 24V+

specifications sticker on top of the 24 volt 10 amp power supply AC input 110v/220V DC output: 24V 10A

AC input switch on the side of the 24 volt 10 amp power supply

Mount hole spacing on the bottom of the 24 volt 10 amp power supply measuring 2.63 inches

Length of the 24 volt 10 amp power supply measuring 6.5 inches

length of the mounting slot for the 24 volt 10 amp power supply

Power Supply 24V 10 amps

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Power Supply 24V 10A

$43.96

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Introduction:

High current 24 volt power supply with a max current allowable draw of 10 amps.

Description:

Use this power supply for a wide array of applications including stepper motor power and LED lighting.

Specifications:- AC input voltage 110V or 220V with a ±15% variation- DC output voltage is 24 volts- DC output current is 0 to 10 amps- Dimensions: 6.5 in x 3.9 in x 1.54 in (165 mm x 99 mm x 39 mm)- Aluminum case material- CCC / RoHS safety compliance- Over voltage, over current and short circuit protection.- Use within an ambient temperature range of 0° to 40° Celsius (32° to 104° Fahrenheit)-

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[Power Supply 24V 10 amps] is it possible to vary the current output

The only way to vary the output current on this power supply is by adjusting the current that the connected load will draw. For example, if you are connecting the power supply to a motor driver, you can adjust the settings on the driver to control the amount of current it draws from the power supply. If the load does not have an adjustable setting, then it will naturally draw a certain amount of current based on its requirements. If the load tries to draw more current than the power supply's maximum limit, which is 10 amps in this case, the power supply will provide its maximum current output of 10 amps.
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