• Water-proof Power Products Supply S-L-12015Q System 1
Water-proof Power Products Supply S-L-12015Q

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

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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 looking into putting a trailer hitch on my truck so that we can move. But I get a little bit confused when the mechanic starts talking about electrical equipment. Do I want a round 7 or a flat 4 or both? And is it necessary to also install a trailer brake controller?
Depends on if the trailer your using is equipped with brakes, if so then yes you need a brake controller and a 7 pin connector, if not all you need is a 4 pin, which only operate the trailer lights, the extra 3 on a 7 pin are for a ground which a 4 pin makes through the hitch, which is why sometimes you see the lights flickering on some trailers, a 12 volt power supply to charge your emergency break away battery and a power supply coming from the controller. and if you plan on renting one ask to see if it has electric or surge breaks if surge all you need is a 4 pin, but make sure they explain the back up feature to you in case you have to back it in somewhere
Q: Greetings, I've noticed that my electrical power company is constantly sending me a reports on how much electricity I am using with respect to my neighbors, kind of trying to get me to use less energy. I figured that if a company is in the business of selling something, it might as well encourage you to use more than you really need.Why is my utility encouraging me to use less electricity? Is it because they feel there's going to be a backlash against the industry once the word gets out that utilities are big drivers of global warming, and they are trying to do damage control ahead of time.Remember, we live in a capitalistic society where maximizing profit is key to keeping investors happy. I can understand the water company asking me to consume less water, as water is a scarce resource. Coalwe have lots and lots of it. Enough to burn for a few hundred years.
You may need to update your electrical equipment for more efficiency.
Q: i would like to know more about the functions of this room. What is the role of this room in electrical distribution in a building? What i know,an electrical components need to get through this room such as for lighting+ac, power socket, and essential power.
A riser room is where the electrical distribution equipment ( Switchgears and Panels) that supplies the electrical systems of the building is located. Electrical conduits that feed the various equipment, A/C units and sub panels and fire pumps originate here.
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.
As per research, the job growth of electrical engineers will largely occur in engineering firms, government agencies, industrial sectors, and more. These engineers will also experience tremendous job growth in computer systems design, because these industries are focusing on manufacturing portable computing device. The rapid pace of technological invention will drive huge demand for electrical engineers in the research sector as well. So, those who're thinking of pursuing electrical and electronic engineering will experience favourable employment opportunities in the years to come.
Q: i am attending college in the fall, actually school starts on the 21st, and my major will be in electrical engineering, i was just fishing around and wondered if anyone could give me, in a nutshell, the basics of this field. since i have already chosen this as my major I do know a little, enough to choose it as my major. i just wanted to know what I might not already know. Give the names of specific jobs that would be of interest after graduation also, if you know any. Thanks!
Galactic man already gave it all but I just wanted to wish you good luck in your studies. I just became a junior and I'm majoring in EE as well. I wouldn't suggest keeping a certain EE job in mind since you're just starting out. You really won't find what you like until you actually start taking the classes and doing some co-op/internships (if your school has a program like that).
Q: I don't want to light a bulb with the battery as almost everyone is doing that.So please help me an suggest any good things and tell me how to make it.I have the idea of making a small plastic fan spin but i don'nt know how to do it.
look in wikipedia
Q: direct tv came to the house we just moved into and the power went out when he was hooking up a reciever and turns out all our outlets are messed up except two. one is completely dead. one was red on his tester thing and he said that is dangerous--forgot what he said about it and all the other are open ground i guess, and the fuse keeps blowing. is there any way to fix it without an electrician??? my husband knows some electrical stuff thanks
in a typical house, several outlets are connected together serially. this means that if there is just one outlet that has a detached wire on the back of the outlet panel, it would cut power to the others in that chain. the way i figured it out was - turn off the main from the control panel then open up each outlet panel to make sure wires are connected to the screws. however if you don't feel comfortable with electrical, call the electrician. it costs about $40-$60 for a call like this.
Q: I don't know a lot about electricity, but I know that on earth we ground our outlets, computers, etc. Do they have a means of grounding electricity in space? Are electrical systems more dangerous on spacecraft?
In electrical engineering, earthing or grounding means literally to make an electrical connection between the ground and a metal part. In practice this is usually done by connecting to the ground pin of an electrical socket, which is itself connected to ground. In permanent installations it can also be done by wiring to a piece of grounded metal, most often a water pipe. The main reason for doing this is safety. If a live wire touches a metal part such as the casing of a washing machine, it will become live or hot. If you were to touch it you would get an electric shock. By grounding the metal part, if a live wire touches it the current will flow through the metal part to the ground. This will usually cause a fuse to blow or a circuit breaker to trip, thereby isolating the supply and protecting the user. Despite what a previous answerer said, the ground is not part of the circuit of the electrical supply to your house. A separate conductor, the neutral, serves that purpose. Current only flows into the ground during a fault condition like the one I described above. In electronics, the term ground is often used to mean a part of the circuit which has zero volts on it, and may be used as a return path for electric currents in the circuit and/or a screen against electromagnetic interference. For instance, an electronic engineer may say that a part of the circuit is at 5 volts above ground.
Q: Also, do students studying to become either one of these need to study things like how to program an java and stuff?
I am studying Mechatronic it's a mix of both. You need C for sure as an electrical engineer.
Q: 1 artificial permanent 2 electromagnetic3 natural
I suppose they all do; Electromagnets are probably the most useful as they can be switched on and off instantaneously. They are used in motors, loudspeakers, relays, televisions etc. artificial permanent magnets can also be found in electric motors, loudspeakers, reed switches etc. As far as i can think natural magnets don't have many applications. but they could be used to make loudspeakers, motors and to operate reed switches for sure. So in short, they all have several applications in electrical equipment. Sorry not to be of more help.
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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

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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
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No. of Production Lines 5
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