This is an amazing power supply! It is working great and has many features, in a modest price. I have already a homemade transformer (from microwave oven) and it is actually a perfect match inside the box and also in volts (almost 70V)! It also includes an external thermometer and I measure the temperature of the transformer. A have only few complains: having only 6 amps is somehow limited, I hope for more in future models. The banana plugs are not the best. Having led in some buttons is very good, but the numpad has no lights. Other than those minor things, I like it and I suggest it! I also suggest the other power supplies from this company. I have the buck/boost model https://tinyurl.com/wbpqvbe connected to an old 12V computer power supply and it is working flawless for years now, as my main bench power supply for my electronic lab.

This is an amazing power supply! It is working great and has many features, in a modest price. I have already a homemade transformer (from microwave oven) and it is actually a perfect match inside the box and also in volts (almost 70V)! It also includes an external thermometer and I measure the temperature of the transformer. A have only few complains: having only 6 amps is somehow limited, I hope for more in future models. The banana plugs are not the best. Having led in some buttons is very good, but the numpad has no lights. Other than those minor things, I like it and I suggest it! I also suggest the other power supplies from this company. I have the buck/boost model https://tinyurl.com/wbpqvbe connected to an old 12V computer power supply and it is working flawless for years now, as my main bench power supply for my electronic lab.

This is an amazing power supply! It is working great and has many features, in a modest price. I have already a homemade transformer (from microwave oven) and it is actually a perfect match inside the box and also in volts (almost 70V)! It also includes an external thermometer and I measure the temperature of the transformer. A have only few complains: having only 6 amps is somehow limited, I hope for more in future models. The banana plugs are not the best. Having led in some buttons is very good, but the numpad has no lights. Other than those minor things, I like it and I suggest it! I also suggest the other power supplies from this company. I have the buck/boost model https://tinyurl.com/wbpqvbe connected to an old 12V computer power supply and it is working flawless for years now, as my main bench power supply for my electronic lab.

What can I say, I already had the DPS 5005 adjustable PSU module from Ruiding and had been well pleased with it. When I saw this there was no holding back, just had to have it. It is of course a much larger display and has a few extras to the DPS 5005 module. I didn’t want a huge PSU taking up bench space so have 3D printed a back/case for the module and fitted a power socket on the rear. The DC supply I have used was from an old laptop AC adapter which is housed under the bench, only 18v 3A but ok for my present needs. This gives me a super compact versatile PSU with potential to upgrade later to 60v 6A if needed.

What can I say, I already had the DPS 5005 adjustable PSU module from Ruiding and had been well pleased with it. When I saw this there was no holding back, just had to have it. It is of course a much larger display and has a few extras to the DPS 5005 module. I didn’t want a huge PSU taking up bench space so have 3D printed a back/case for the module and fitted a power socket on the rear. The DC supply I have used was from an old laptop AC adapter which is housed under the bench, only 18v 3A but ok for my present needs. This gives me a super compact versatile PSU with potential to upgrade later to 60v 6A if needed.

What can I say, I already had the DPS 5005 adjustable PSU module from Ruiding and had been well pleased with it. When I saw this there was no holding back, just had to have it. It is of course a much larger display and has a few extras to the DPS 5005 module. I didn’t want a huge PSU taking up bench space so have 3D printed a back/case for the module and fitted a power socket on the rear. The DC supply I have used was from an old laptop AC adapter which is housed under the bench, only 18v 3A but ok for my present needs. This gives me a super compact versatile PSU with potential to upgrade later to 60v 6A if needed.