Just a question here. The total load is 12v20 amp and we could see there are two dc outputs. What would be the output (volts and amperes) per channel if both of them are used at the same time?
The unit in this video didn't have a potentiometer to adjust output voltage. However I have another unit from same brand bought much earlier which does have adjustment option. I guess this newer unit has some voltage regulation built in. Because even under significant load it doesn't drop below 12V. Hope my reply was helpful.
Just a question here. The total load is 12v20 amp and we could see there are two dc outputs. What would be the output (volts and amperes) per channel if both of them are used at the same time?
There is only one 12 volt rail. No separate channels. Those are just separate connection points provided for convenience. All positive terminals are connected to a single positive output internally and same goes with negative terminals.
@@TheTECHTract thanks for the explanation. If you take output from both the output channels at the same time, then I will be getting the same 12 v20 amp supply in both at the same time?
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Just a question here. The total load is 12v20 amp and we could see there are two dc outputs.
What would be the output (volts and amperes) per channel if both of them are used at the same time?
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Thanks for the video. Is there an adjustable potentiometer to vary the voltage? I think the non waterproof models have that.
The unit in this video didn't have a potentiometer to adjust output voltage. However I have another unit from same brand bought much earlier which does have adjustment option. I guess this newer unit has some voltage regulation built in. Because even under significant load it doesn't drop below 12V. Hope my reply was helpful.
@@TheTECHTract thanks a lot and yes it was helpful
Just a question here. The total load is 12v20 amp and we could see there are two dc outputs.
What would be the output (volts and amperes) per channel if both of them are used at the same time?
There is only one 12 volt rail. No separate channels. Those are just separate connection points provided for convenience. All positive terminals are connected to a single positive output internally and same goes with negative terminals.
@@TheTECHTract thanks for the explanation. If you take output from both the output channels at the same time, then I will be getting the same 12 v20 amp supply in both at the same time?
@@cocococololololo Yes. You will get same output even if connect to all three or connect to only one of them.