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IDEALPLUSING Waterproof 30-60V to 48V 5A 240W Voltage Stabilizer DC to DC Buck Boost Converter for Low Noise Operation
Product Description
Waterproof 30-60V to 48V 5A 240W Voltage Stabilizer
DC/DC converter is a voltage converter which can effectively output fixed voltage after converting input voltage. DC/DC converters are divided into three categories: Boost type, boost & buck type, and buck type.
⚡ PWM Control
PWM control type has high efficiency and good output voltage ripple and noise, ideal for standard heavy load operations.
🔋 PFM Control
PFM control type has the advantage of low power consumption even if it is used for a long time, especially under small load.
Customized Power Solutions
We focus on the research and development of power supply modules to provide personalized, efficient, reliable, and cost-effective solutions for all industries. Our capabilities include:
- ✓ Custom Input/Output: 1V to 1000V DC
- ✓ Current Range: 1A to 1000A
- ✓ Isolated and Non-isolated design options
- ✓ Quick response team for technical inquiries
Product Specification
| Parameter | Details |
|---|---|
| Type | Non-isolate |
| Model | IPS-DTD30-60S485 |
| Input Voltage | 30-60VDC |
| Output Voltage | 48VDC |
| Output Current | 5Amps |
| Output Power | 240Watts |
| Material of Shell | Aluminum |
| Converter Size | 74*74*32MM |
| Net Weight | 300G |
| Waterproof Level | IP67 |
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Technical Application Guide
Protection Standard: All buck-boost products include output overcurrent, short-circuit, input undervoltage, and chip overheating protection.
Outdoor Reliability: Gold-colored small aluminum casings are high-temperature resistant and designed for high-demand outdoor applications.
Inductive Loads: For coils, magnetic valves, or motors, it is recommended to use a power supply 3-5 times the rated power of the load.
Isolation Safety: Isolated products prevent high input voltage from passing to the output, making them the safest choice for precious equipment.
Negative Voltage: Isolated power supplies can support negative voltage input; 0V line connects to red, negative voltage connects to black.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is the difference between Isolated and Non-Isolated converters?
Non-isolated converters share a common ground, while isolated converters have separate input and output negative poles. Isolated versions provide higher safety by preventing high input voltage from reaching the output end in case of failure.
How do I choose a power supply for a motor or inductive load?
For inductive loads such as motors, magnetic valves, or speakers, we recommend choosing a power supply with a rated power 3 to 5 times higher than the load's rated power to handle startup surges.
Do these converters have built-in protection?
Yes, most units come standard with output overcurrent protection, output short-circuit protection, input undervoltage protection, and overheating protection (typically triggered around 90°C).
What happens if a non-isolated buck converter fails?
The worst consequence is that high input voltage could pass directly to the output end. For precious loads, we strongly recommend using isolated buck-boost series products for better protection.
Is the aluminum casing waterproof?
The IPS-DTD series products mentioned feature an IP67 waterproof level and hard gel encapsulation, making them suitable for outdoor and high-reliability industrial applications.
Can isolated power supplies handle negative voltage?
Yes, isolated power supplies can support negative voltage input. When connecting, ensure the 0V line is connected to the red wire and the negative voltage line to the black wire.
