Assembling of a Riden RD6006/RD6012/RD6018 bench power supply

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  • Опубликовано: 27 авг 2024

Комментарии • 21

  • @ShapeCZ
    @ShapeCZ 2 года назад +3

    You forgot to connect the Wi-Fi plug in the back. Now you have to unscrew the power supply.
    Other than that thanks so much for the great video! 😍

  • @frederikbove
    @frederikbove  3 года назад

    If you have any question or remarks please put a comment below. Also a like or subscribe to my channel is much appreciated.

  • @guidoramschak3742
    @guidoramschak3742 3 года назад

    I didn't know what to do with the 25A fuse, now I know. thanks.

  • @sheerun
    @sheerun 3 года назад

    Be careful when attaching red and black wires to the panel. Blacks should be from exterior side, and reds from interior side. It's easy to mess it up if you are thinking in terms of left-right.

  • @rdtech9153
    @rdtech9153 3 года назад +1

    for now there is already 1000W PSU for RD6018, which does not need the resistor to reduce the high frequency noise, and can let RD6018 output higher power

    • @frederikbove
      @frederikbove  3 года назад +1

      Thanks for the feedback and the nice products you are making

    • @rdtech9153
      @rdtech9153 3 года назад

      @@frederikbove you are welcome , hope you like it and tell your more friends

  • @technofeeliak
    @technofeeliak 2 года назад

    Did you forget to connect an antenna? I have a black wire that came with it which has a white connector on the end.

  • @geralddany7878
    @geralddany7878 3 года назад +2

    Would it be possible to take as a power supply my 16 S lifepo 4 battery 54 V ? If yes how do I connect to the four connections as I have only two cables + and -. Thanks a lot for your advice

    • @randydicotti3975
      @randydicotti3975 3 года назад +1

      Yes. Since your batteries are already in SERIES...just use the positive and negative of your battery bank. to the Riden DC input. Just make two more cables to connect to the other Riden input terminals and to the battery terminals.

  • @ShapeCZ
    @ShapeCZ 2 года назад +1

    The 800W power supply makes so much noise, it’s so annoying. I used the resistor but there’s no difference. It still makes a very annoying high frequency noise. 🤬

  • @igorkvachun3572
    @igorkvachun3572 3 года назад

    Yes 👍

  • @MiettedeThonTomate
    @MiettedeThonTomate 3 года назад +1

    Nice video, thank you very much. Where did you get the charge resistor please?

    • @frederikbove
      @frederikbove  3 года назад +1

      The resistor was include in the package

    • @MiettedeThonTomate
      @MiettedeThonTomate 3 года назад +1

      @@frederikbove Ok thanks for the reply 😎

    • @rdtech9153
      @rdtech9153 3 года назад

      that resistance is to reduce the noisy when you did not connect any load , this PSU was not designed well, but quality is good 4

  • @straightpride451
    @straightpride451 3 года назад

    I wish they made a control module for a 30 amp supply.

    • @rdtech9153
      @rdtech9153 3 года назад

      for our plan , the max is 24A version

  • @Trooper266
    @Trooper266 3 года назад

    I think that you forgot about the external temperature sensor