KEHIPI 5PCS DC-DC Step Down Module LM2596S 60V 3A 3.3V 5V 12V 24V 34V power adapter
Pack of five LM2596S buck modules converting up to 60 V input down to 3.3 V, 12 V, 24 V or 34 V at 3 A
- Product color5PCS
- Five modules give multiple project spares
- Input up to 60 V suits automotive and industrial sources
- Adjustable output from 3.3 V to 34 V covers common logic rails
- LM2596S buck topology delivers up to 3 A with low ripple
- High-efficiency synchronous conversion reduces heat in enclosed builds
Five-Pack Buck Converter Kit
This KEHIPI set supplies five DC-DC step-down modules built around the LM2596S regulator. Each board accepts an input up to 60 V and delivers a steady 3 A output, making the pack convenient for prototyping, bench testing or spares in industrial and automotive projects.
Makers needing several identical regulators
Engineers who want multiple fixed-output or adjustable boards in one purchase will find the five-piece bundle practical. Buyers who require a single module, higher current than 3 A, or an input voltage above 60 V should look at other options.
LM2596S 60 V 3 A adjustable regulator
The LM2596S chip provides a 2 V to 34 V output range set by an onboard potentiometer, with 3.3 V, 5 V, 12 V and 24 V among the selectable fixed voltages. Low ripple and fast dynamic response suit sensitive electronics and wide-input power supplies.
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Specifications
| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | AITRIP |
| Product color | 5PCS |
Questions about this item
Should I pick the fixed-voltage or the adjustable board for my project?
Choose the fixed 3.3 V, 5 V, 12 V or 24 V module when you need a single rail; pick the potentiometer version if you must dial anything between 2 V and 34 V.
What does the 3 A rating mean when the board is mounted in an enclosure?
It is the peak output current the LM2596S can deliver; continuous load should stay lower and the module needs airflow to hit 3 A without thermal throttling.
The input says 60 V — what voltage does that actually limit in use?
The 60 V ceiling is the maximum DC you may feed the module; exceeding it risks damaging the LM2596S regulator.
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