Water-proof Power Products Supply S-L-12015Q

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Loading Port:: China Main Port

Payment Terms:: TT or LC

Min Order Qty:: 50 Piece pc

Supply Capability:: 20000 Pieces per Day pc/month

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Output Power	1 - 50W
Output Type	Single
Input Voltage	110V
Output Voltage	12V
Output Frequency	OTHERS
Output Current	1-10A
Certificate	CE and Rohs

Specifications

1.New type.

2.CE certificate,

3.it is water-proof item.

4.SMPS/switching power supply/power supply/Din rail power supply

5.Protections: short circuit / overload/ Over lamp/ Over voltage

6.AC input voltage range: 170~260VAC

7.DC adjustment range: 50~80V

8.Case material: Aluminum alloy

9.Over voltage protection: 120%~140% rated output voltage

10.Withstand voltage: 2000V

11.Working temperature: -20 degree to 40 degree

12.Connection: VDE input and output using the power cord, 200mm long line

13.Packing : 250g

Q: I am getting my BSEE in a couple months and i'm curious as to what to expect or ask for. I am graduating from a good engineering school (UM Ann Arbor): The range is typically in between $45,000 and $60,000. The salary depends on the industry and location you are applying at. Government vs Private or Public companies also make a big difference in salaries and benefits offered. I think it is safest to ask for $55,000.

Q: e.g. medical equipment: Best thing to do is use a surge protector and if the equipment is costly enough use one voltage stabiliser/CVT/UPS in addition.

Q: if you've heard of the wilhelm scream, is there an equivalent for an electricity crackling sound?I've heard it in Star Wars, many cartoons, probably Spider-man (it's like imagine when some big electrical equipment goes wrong and starts producing sparks, or when you have some space laser gun that stuns people).Any idea?: I think it comes from Frankenstein, with all that electrical equipment they used

Q: I am assuming that the car is running when the items are being used.: Yes, it will drain the battery if left plugged in for a long period of time. Usually the battery will hold a charge for a long time without the car running unless the battery is old. When was the battery purchased and how quick is the battery going dead?

Q: i need to take my house hold to san diego and need to know to ship them by ground how much will it cost and who will do that? which company? it is 10 pieces overal cost of $15000is it worth taking them with me because selling them with only cover maybe $6000 and replacing them there is more expensive. need help please.: put it onto a container . the container will be transported by train then. your better off just renting a truck and driving there yourself. the cost will be enormous by train.

Q: (hairdressing): Anything you'd like to use. Conditioner isn't exactly dangerous.

Q: I am about to finish my BS in Electrical Engineering and was considering getting a MS in EE but considering how the economoy is and the fact that the Bureau of Labor Statistics say it should grow slower than average. This being said what do you guys think is the most prudent thing to do in my case. Go for an MS Engineering Degree or start out with another degree maybe in healthcare.: Hahaha!! go with a masters. If the healthcare thing passes, that is the last thing you want to do. Lower wages, horrible work invironment, etc. You can start work with the BS but you will get payed more with a MS.

Q: I suspect my house electrical ground isn't working and had suffered equipment loss due to loss thunder strike.: If the Lightning is hitting your house then you need to call in a profesional for insurance reasons. If it is hitting elsewhere and causing damage through you electrical lines or through your grounding system then you need to look into surge suppresion for your system.

Q: I just arrived at my cousin's house. He makes his own lamps and things. He uses batteries and circuits and lightbulbs, basically, living in a battery-lit home. Being ridiculously green, he claims its more energy efficient than using the city grid. We got in an argument about global warming, and in short he claimed he was helping by using battery power rather than electrical power. I said that wasn't accurate because batteries, lightbulbs, etc use more power than the grid does because they have to be made using electrical equipment in an electric factory. Am I right? What uses more power?: This debate depends on a few things such as how are the batteries charged, the cost of building the ciruits that operate the devices, the cost of electricity and other factors which I cannot think of right now. Also, are the batteries rechargeable? I would assume so in this case. I suspect that it would take a indeterminate period of time (at this point) for there to be a payoff for a battery run home to be less expensive that a conventionally powered home. Part of a conventionally powered home possibly being cheaper in the beginning would be the mass production of devices. When your cousin says things are powered by batteries, is it a battery bank supplying a converter of DC to AC or are his devices running soley on DC supplies? The best way to resolve the answer is to calculate all the electrical costs that go into powering his home and then also calculate how much it would be to run a similar home on the grid. There might also be a few costs that are left out due to their choices of what to leave out of their home or how they accomplish or forego the luxury of in their home. At this point, there are probably not enough studies available to get a general consenus of which is cheaper. There is also another point to consider which is how often do they have to replace their batteries?

Q: I have a good friend that is EE and he says that it is a true aircraft electrician job, he states that integrated avionics is more of a pick n pull LRU job and anytime a wire harness, connector, or repair needs to be dealt with the EE guys come out. I am trying to decide on an AFSC, I want to do troubleshooting, flight line repairs, and by repairs I mean thought intensive repairsnot just pull and replace the box lol. I can't get a good description from the recruiter and obviously my friend is biased. Whats your input?? Thanks in advance!: Electrical works on generators, light bulbs and such, Avionics is an electronics technician. You would work on communications, navigation, control systems for armament and such. If you are in an operating squadron you will pull black boxes. Fixing them is at a different level. If you want excellent electronics training and a chance to repair the black boxes on a repair bench, go Navy or Marines. They repair equipment to a higher level.

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1. Manufacturer Overview

Location	Wenzhou, Zhejiang, China (Mainland)
Year Established	2002
Annual Output Value	US$5 Million - US$10 Million
Main Markets	South America; Eastern Europe; Southeast Asia; Mid East; Eastern Asia; Western Europe; Northern Europe
Company Certifications	CE

2. Manufacturer Certificates

a) Certification Name
Range
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Validity Period

3. Manufacturer Capability

a) Trade Capacity
Nearest Port	Shanghai,Ningbo
Export Percentage	71% - 80%
No.of Employees in Trade Department	6-10 People
Language Spoken:	English, Chinese, Spanish, Russian
b) Factory Information
Factory Size:
No. of Production Lines	5
Contract Manufacturing	OEM Service Offered
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