Excellent video. It would be really nice to have a similar video for the zkpp2k and other similar modules, I can't find any. I see plenty of people talking about them, but certainly none in english that cover how to use it, especially to set frequencies of pulses. The whole duty cycle thing confuses the hell out of me.
Thank you for watching. zkpp2k is undoubtedly an interesting thing, but I think that in order to show and study it in detail you need an oscilloscope, but unfortunately I don’t have one.(
Nice video with all the demonstrations! But have you actually measured anything above 99mAh? I have two ZK-5KXs and both of them have the same bug, they measure capacity up to 99mAh and then, instead of continue from 100mAh up, they simply reset to 0mAh and start counting again, rendering this capacity function useless... Have you noticed it? Thanks
Yes, if the battery is not very powerful, then the device will not burn out as a result of reversed polarity, but if it is powerful, then the device is finished.
I have a 21W halogen bulb. I set it to 12V 3 amps and give energy to the bulb. The output turns off and appears 0V, then after 4 seconds it gets back up and lights the bulb. I set it to 12V 2 amps and it lights it without shutting down. I can't see any protection sign on the screen, what do you think is happening?
Hello my friend, a question, how to charge a laptop batery with this device? I tried, I connect it to a 12v battery, then I regulate the voltage to 19.5 which is the same as my laptop charger, but my laptop does not charge and I don't know why it could be
Hello. It is very strange. If the laptop power supply has only two contacts (only + and -), then everything should work. This is, of course, if charging the laptop is simple.
I plan to use this unit as battery charger. Does it have reverse current protection on its output in case input power source stops? Or do we have to install a blocking diode on ZK-5KX output terminals to protect the unit?
Yes, you may need a diode. There is a resistor inside to discharge the capacitor at the output. It will drain the battery. But if you install a diode, the device will not be able to display the battery voltage.
Your timely reply is much appreciated! Based on your response, I reviewed your authoritative video and noticed that you connected the buck boost unit with no input power (off state) to a Li Ion battery 14:37 with no destructive effects on the ZK 5KX. That was the answer I was looking. Datasheets claim that the output end has anti-reverse current protection, no need for anti-backflow diode. And it's true 😉 As for the capacitor-discharge resistor draining the battery, it can be easily taken care of. Looking forward to more of your well illustrated videos. Subscribed to your channel 👌 Thank you!
Sir, I use it for my 12v 15ah lithium ion battery charging.. There is a problem that after some time it got error message, may be because of constant current....what should I do
I charge the battery for 15 hours. The current was 5 amps. But then he did not have a body. Now in a small case it heats up more. But for a long time did not turn on.
I have got one of these units. The CC does not seem to be working as expected.Suppose I set the voltage to 5V and a max current of 100mA, if I short the output or put a sufficient load ,the output current stays at 60mA.Also the CC LED does not light up.Any suggestions ?? Everything else works as expected.
Yes, there is something wrong with him, but I can’t advise . I checked with myself. I also set it to 5 volts and a current of 100mA. During a short circuit, the current is 100mA and does not change.
I use CC on mine for battery charging- it works fine but can be adjusted once. If I adjust it more, then it will give out max current instead-and sometimes will shut down due to overpower. My solution is to switch whole powersupply off when I want other current. Maybe this clitch doesnt happen all the time but I've become used to switching it off when different batteries are connected.
@@vladobac1 Its a unit problem. Many of these units have some issue or another. There are 2 PCBs.The display unit is used for UI and the converter unit takes inputs from the UI and delivers output accordingly. This is fed back to the UI PCB for display only. Hence they have provided a calibration setup, which sometimes can address this issue. I always measure the output with a multimeter to verify the actual values. Hence it is still useable. I use these units for checking newly assembled PCBs for any power related problems. It is super useful for that.
Thanks for the excellent description of this device! The instructions on the Amazon page aren't very clear, your video showed it much better.
Thank you for watching. I'm glad I could help you.
On RUclips, It's one of the best videos on the subject 🙂
Thanks frend!
Excellent video. It would be really nice to have a similar video for the zkpp2k and other similar modules, I can't find any. I see plenty of people talking about them, but certainly none in english that cover how to use it, especially to set frequencies of pulses. The whole duty cycle thing confuses the hell out of me.
Thank you for watching. zkpp2k is undoubtedly an interesting thing, but I think that in order to show and study it in detail you need an oscilloscope, but unfortunately I don’t have one.(
Nice video with all the demonstrations! But have you actually measured anything above 99mAh? I have two ZK-5KXs and both of them have the same bug, they measure capacity up to 99mAh and then, instead of continue from 100mAh up, they simply reset to 0mAh and start counting again, rendering this capacity function useless... Have you noticed it? Thanks
i have 1 of this but i Accidentally connect it to the battery at the wrong polarity and the result is it Cant charge any battery now
Yes, if the battery is not very powerful, then the device will not burn out as a result of reversed polarity, but if it is powerful, then the device is finished.
Which area would likely appear burned? I think this may be the case with my device but I can’t find any signs of how or where
Thank you very much! God Bless & more power! 🙏🙏🙏
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Thank you
I have a 21W halogen bulb. I set it to 12V 3 amps and give energy to the bulb. The output turns off and appears 0V, then after 4 seconds it gets back up and lights the bulb.
I set it to 12V 2 amps and it lights it without shutting down.
I can't see any protection sign on the screen, what do you think is happening?
the only thing you didn't explain is what is the integrated circuit code that has the control logic to drive the device
If you set playback speed to 2x it is still realy slow video :-D
ótima explicação.
Obrigado!
Hello my friend, a question, how to charge a laptop batery with this device? I tried, I connect it to a 12v battery, then I regulate the voltage to 19.5 which is the same as my laptop charger, but my laptop does not charge and I don't know why it could be
Hello. It is very strange. If the laptop power supply has only two contacts (only + and -), then everything should work. This is, of course, if charging the laptop is simple.
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Hi, I have a problem, the red DC LED always stays on even if I don't connect anything, how can I solve it?
I plan to use this unit as battery charger. Does it have reverse current protection on its output in case input power source stops?
Or do we have to install a blocking diode on ZK-5KX output terminals to protect the unit?
Yes, you may need a diode. There is a resistor inside to discharge the capacitor at the output. It will drain the battery. But if you install a diode, the device will not be able to display the battery voltage.
Your timely reply is much appreciated!
Based on your response, I reviewed your authoritative video and noticed that you connected the buck boost unit with no input power (off state) to a Li Ion battery 14:37 with no destructive effects on the ZK 5KX.
That was the answer I was looking. Datasheets claim that the output end has anti-reverse current protection, no need for anti-backflow diode. And it's true 😉
As for the capacitor-discharge resistor draining the battery, it can be easily taken care of. Looking forward to more of your well illustrated videos. Subscribed to your channel 👌 Thank you!
Thank you!
What is the max imput watts? i want to use a solar panel
if the output is approximately 80W, then the input is approximately 120W.
@@Den_Electro_channel Excelent thank you, greetings from Guadalajara México
and greetings to you from Kazakhstan!
Sir, I use it for my 12v 15ah lithium ion battery charging..
There is a problem that after some time it got error message, may be because of constant current....what should I do
what is the name of the error?
@@Den_Electro_channel I don't know sir, may be it off, I don't know is it because of heat or Battery BMS?
@@arpitsingh5152 it's so hard to advise anything
hey man hope you can help me.. I've followed your video but my unit says 0vp on the output
parts need to be disassembled and tested. It's so hard to say what's broken in him
Good job 👍👍👍
Thanks !
Can it endure 5amps for long period of time?
I charge the battery for 15 hours. The current was 5 amps. But then he did not have a body.
Now in a small case it heats up more. But for a long time did not turn on.
I have got one of these units. The CC does not seem to be working as expected.Suppose I set the voltage to 5V and a max current of 100mA, if I short the output or put a sufficient load ,the output current stays at 60mA.Also the CC LED does not light up.Any suggestions ?? Everything else works as expected.
Yes, there is something wrong with him, but I can’t advise . I checked with myself. I also set it to 5 volts and a current of 100mA. During a short circuit, the current is 100mA and does not change.
@@Den_Electro_channel Yes I verified it, unit has problem.
I use CC on mine for battery charging- it works fine but can be adjusted once. If I adjust it more, then it will give out max current instead-and sometimes will shut down due to overpower. My solution is to switch whole powersupply off when I want other current. Maybe this clitch doesnt happen all the time but I've become used to switching it off when different batteries are connected.
I have a similar problem, did you manage to solve it?
@@vladobac1 Its a unit problem. Many of these units have some issue or another. There are 2 PCBs.The display unit is used for UI and the converter unit takes inputs from the UI and delivers output accordingly. This is fed back to the UI PCB for display only. Hence they have provided a calibration setup, which sometimes can address this issue. I always measure the output with a multimeter to verify the actual values. Hence it is still useable. I use these units for checking newly assembled PCBs for any power related problems. It is super useful for that.
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