Samlex SEC-1235 30A 13.8V Desktop Switching Power Supply
A desktop switching supply delivering 30 A continuous and 35 A peak at 13.8 Vdc with fan cooling and rear high-current terminals
- Continuous 30 A output powers demanding radios
- Peak 35 A handles short surges without shutdown
- Fan cooling maintains stable temperature under load
- Fixed 13.8 V regulation suits 12 V systems
- Seven AC input voltages from 100 to 130 V
Samlex SEC-1235 30A Power Supply
The Samlex SEC-1235 is a desktop switching power supply delivering a regulated 13.8 Vdc output. It provides 30 A continuous and 35 A peak current for demanding loads. The unit operates from AC inputs between 100 V and 130 V. It is built for land mobile radio and amateur radio applications.
Suits fixed-station radio operators
This supply suits operators needing a stable 13.8 Vdc source for transceivers at a fixed location. It is not for users requiring battery backup during mains failure. It is not for mobile installations needing a lighter socket connection. It is not for systems needing adjustable output voltage.
30 A continuous at 13.8 Vdc
The defining specification is the 30 A continuous rating at 13.8 Vdc. Peak output reaches 35 A for short bursts. The fixed voltage and current limits determine which radios it can power. Verify your equipment's draw against these figures before purchase.
How it compares
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- Price $168.99
- Pricier than about 91% of the 1,744 comparable items (median $14.99).
Specifications
| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | Samlex |
| Product line | 30-Amp Desktop Switching Power Supply |
| Model name | SEC-1235 |
Questions about this item
What mains voltage does the SEC-1235 need to operate?
The unit accepts 100, 105, 110, 115, 120, 125 or 130 Vac input.
Can I run a 13.8 Vdc radio that draws 35 A peaks from this supply?
Yes, the SEC-1235 delivers 30 A continuous and 35 A peak at 13.8 Vdc.
How do I confirm the supply is delivering its rated 13.8 Vdc output after installation?
Measure the rear-panel high-current terminals with a multimeter; they should read 13.8 Vdc under load.
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