HW-1288 Power Supply 5-15VDC (0-15 amps adjustable)
Specification
Input voltage: 220 - 240V AC 50 Hz
Output current: 0 - 15 A (Adjustable) TOP KNOB
Output voltage: 5 - 15 V DC (Adjustable) BOTTOM KNOB
Dimensions: 134 x 123 x 75 mm. Weight approx. 680 gr
Capable of running more than 10 Scalextric or Carrera cars at the same time.
The RED LED readout will display either "Amps" or "Volts" by pressing the small black button in or out.
With no accessories attached or plugged in or cars running on the track. The "Amps" display will show a very low value. Typically less than 0.2 amps or even zero amps. This value will increase as you start to use the cars or add accessories.
With the RED LED display in "Volts" mode, you will see the actual DC voltage output to your track. This will determine the top speed of all of the cars. The higher the voltage, the faster the cars will go. Avoid running the voltage higher than the recommended rating for your slot car. Otherwise, you could cause irrepairable damage. (Not covered by warranty). Usually, 1/32 scale motors are rated around 12VDC.
The red and black output sockets on the power supply, allow you to insert 4mm banana plug leads in any polarity. This means you can have the red plug in the red socket. Or change it into the black socket to reverse the cars direction of travel. (This is applicable to analogue systems only).
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Details
Short circuit & current protection. Lightweight units.Compact dimensions. User-variable output voltage, 5-15 volt. User-variable current limiting. LED display can be set to indicate the selected voltage and current limiting. LED display also for reading off the actual voltage and actual current. An ideal power supply for slot car sets and many DC applications. Suitable for fast-charging 6V and 12V lead-acid batteries using the constant current / constant voltage process.