SkyRC eFuel 1200W User Manual

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SkyRC eFuel 1200W User Manual

INSTRUCTION MANUAL

1200W, 50A AC/DC SWITCHING

POWER SUPPLY

SK-200015

INTRODUCTION

Thank you for purchasing the eFUEL 1200W, 50A AC/DC Switching Power Supply. We are confident that you will be very pleased with its performance because our AC/DC Switching Power Supply is designed and manufactured by skilled professionals using the highest standard in workmanship. You can be assured of many years of trouble free service.

Your eFUEL AC/DC switching Power Supply is designed to use household AC power source to power equipments that required DC power. The eFUEL converts standard household power 100-240V AC to 15-

30V DC power and can supply up to 50 amperes of continuous power.

 

CAUTION:

ON

 

Check the AC Voltage

 

Before POWER ON

Power

 

 

 

 

Switch

 

AC INPUT

 

 

100-240V

OFF

Temp. Controlled Fan

 

 

Cooling

AC Power

 

Fan

Input Socket

 

USB Power 5V / 2.1A

Current & Voltage

Cooling

Read Out

Voltage Adjustment Dial

Fan

(15V-30V)

3 Channels with

Main DC Output

ON/OFF Switch

(50A Max)

 

FEATURES

Active PFC: smaller AC input current less interference, and Conform to CE Regulations

One main DC power outputs, up to 50 amperes, three output(up to 10 amperes each) with ON/OFF switch.

Output voltage adjustable 15-30V

LCD indicates voltage and current amperes output

AC 100-240V worldwide operation: need not any alternative switcher, worldwide safe operation.

Two USB ports, 5 volts, 2100mA total for iPad, mobile phone, digital cameras and etc.

Smart cooling fans turned on upon the temperature automatically

Over current, over voltage, over load and over temperature protection

Short-circuit protection on output, safer and more reliable.

CONNECTIONS

Caution: Make all other connections before you connect the power supply to standard AC power

1. Turn the sleeves of the red and black binding output posts counterclockwise to expose the wire hole.

2. Insert the device's positive wire (usually red) into the red binding post's wire hole, then tighten the binding post's sleeve to secure the wire in place.

3. Insert the device's negative wire (usually black) into the black binding post's wire hole, then tightening the binding post's sleeve to secure the wire in place.

4. If you are using the banana plugs connection, insert the plugs into the terminal's jack.

Warnings: To avoid damage to both the power supply and the device:

Follow the correct polarity when connecting the power supply and the device.

Do not let the ends of the positive and negative wires touch each other.

OPERATION

To use the power supply after you connect the device to it, set POWER to turn it on with the power switch.

Please check all connections and confirm the wall AC outlet has power before you switch on the power supply.

The LCD will display actual output voltage, current. If the voltage is NOT suitable for your charger or other load, using the dial rotary to change the output voltage.

Output

Output

Output voltage

adjustable 15-30V

Voltage

Current

 

To take advantage of eFUEL 1200W’s full power capability, the output voltage should be 24V DC or higher. Per Ohm’s law, 24V x 50A = 1200W. Therefore, if you want to attain 1200W of output power, the output voltage must set to 24V DC or higher.

The actual amount of output current feeding to the loading is also limited to 1200 Watts. If output voltage is 30V, the max current is 40A.

Output Power Chart

Output Voltage(V) Max Current(A) Max Power(W)

15

50.0

750

16

50.0

800

17

50.0

850

18

50.0

900

19

50.0

950

20

50.0

1000

21

50.0

1050

22

50.0

1100

Output Voltage(V) Max Current(A) Max Power(W)

23

50.0

1150

24

50.0

1200

25

48.0

1200

26

46.2

1200

27

44.4

1200

28

42.9

1200

29

41.4

1200

30

40.0

1200

WARNING AND ERROR MESSAGE

In case of an error the screen will display the cause of error.

 

Over temperature protection.

Over current protection.

Over power protection.

Your power supply's overload protection circuit automatically shuts down the power supply when it is overload and resets by turning POWER to OFF.

If OCP or OPP shows on LCD screen, set POWER to OFF, reduce the load (by using a device that does not require more than 1200 watts), then set POWER to ON.

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