KEHIPI 2PCS AC-DC Power Supply Module 12V 2A 24W Isolated Step Down Board
Two isolated AC-to-DC modules convert 100–264 V mains to a steady 12 V at 2 A with 24 W output and built-in protection
- Wide 100-264 V AC input suits global mains
- Isolated 12 V ±1 % output protects sensitive circuits
- 2 A continuous current delivers up to 24 W
- Triple protection guards against over-voltage, over-current and short-circuits
- Dual heatsinks keep temperatures low for longer module life
Dual AC-DC power modules for 12V 2A projects
Two isolated step-down boards convert AC 100-264 V at 47-63 Hz into a stable 12 V ±1 % output rated at 2 A and 24 W. Each module includes over-voltage, over-current and short-circuit protection for safe bench or enclosure use.
Sustained load behaviour
The supply maintains its 2 A rating with a load regulation of ±1 % and ripple below 60 mVp-p. Efficiency sits at about 80 %, so continuous operation produces modest waste heat that the dual heatsinks dissipate without forced airflow.
Thermals noise and power draw
Average input current stays between 0.03 A and 0.1 A, rising to a 30 A cold-start surge at 230 V AC. Leakage current remains under 2 mA, and the fanless design runs silently. Standby hold time is 80 ms at 220 V AC.
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Specifications
| Product | |
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| Brand name | AITRIP |
Questions about this item
How much heat will the dual heatsinks need to dissipate when this 24W module runs continuously at full load?
At 80% efficiency the module draws about 30W from the mains, so roughly 6W becomes heat that the two heatsinks must shed during all-day operation.
What mains wiring and enclosure must I already have to connect the 100-264V AC input terminals safely?
You need a fused AC supply cable rated for at least 0.2A, a grounded enclosure that meets local electrical codes, and screw or solder connections for the module's input pins.
Will the 30A cold-start surge at 230V AC trip the breaker on an older 10A lighting circuit?
The 30A surge lasts only milliseconds; a standard Type B or C 10A breaker typically tolerates it, but very old thermal-only breakers may nuisance-trip.
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