DROK 24V Power Supply, AC 110V/220V to DC 0-24V 20A 480W Buck Converter, Variable Adjustable Adapter Regulated 5V 12V 24V Volt Switching Voltage LED Transformer 20A Amp Charger for Computer Lab

I am using this Drok 115VAC to 24V 20A variable power supply, along with a YaeTek 24V DC 350W Permanent Magnet Electric Motor, to drive my Taig Micro II lathe. Considering this whole kit cost about $80 I'm very happy with the result. While not perfect, the value is so high I have to give it 5 stars.If you've been thinking about one of these motors for your micro lathe I say, go ahead! If you are running the 115VAC Marathon motor that Taig sells, then you know about that motor. It's OK, but the speed range with the 4 step pullies is 430 RPM to 1725 RPM, pretty high for larger parts. And it's bi

I got this to kind of use as a benchtop supply. I had a variety of DC motors I needed to test, at a variety of voltages and power ratings. They were intended for battery powered applications, but I didn't have the variety of batteries I would have needed to test them. I looked at actual benchtop power supplies, and they all seemed to top out at about 10 or 11 amps, and were much more expensive. Before ordering this, I hadn't seen anything like this before, although they look to be pretty common.I also bought some leads that I connected to it to make it easy to connect and disconnect what I am

When I first installed this power supply I forgot to set the input voltage switch to 115V. As a result the power supply delivered *almost* 22.8V when the dial was set to the maximum. This led me to erroneously believe it had poor regulation and I was about to return it and posted a negative review.After having a careful look, I set the input voltage switch to 115V and readjusted the dial. It now delivers the correct voltage and sustains it within the load range I am using it with.So my suggestion is to first have a look at the input voltage switch as it probably comes set to 230V by default in

It works great. It is exactly as described and powers my protect flawlessly. The voltage displays shows it will go a few volts over 24v and I like the 3 sets of output terminals.

This works really well, the adjustment range isn't super precise but you get the full range (mine goes up to something like 27.7V) and the accuracy seems good, when checked with my cheap multimeter it's always within about 0.2V... For the price this adjustable supply has so many possibilities; I'm currently using it to power a ~12V diesel heater with a lead-acid battery backup during the winter from the mower. I set it at 12.7 to 12.9V and it keeps the battery topped off and runs the heater no problem. Only complaint would be that there's no eyelets or anything to mount it, just a few threaded

This is a replacement unit, on the first one the LED display did not show the proper voltage reading compared to a Fluke meter. Also the LED display did not display all the time. They were very good at replacing and the shipping was quick. Very happy with this unit!

Power supply works great

I absolutely love this power supply. This is the second power supply that I've owned and I really enjoy that I can adjust the voltage with the knob it has held up for you multiple months now and I really appreciate the voltage adjustment switch on the input side too.! Bonus points use the multimeter and the voltage adjustment is accurate. The fan's not noisy. And bonus points it sustained no damage when I accidentally shorted wires due to a bad connection and the wires overheated but the power supply is still a chance