60V to 12V DC-DC Buck Converter

60V to 12V DC-DC buck converter adopts synchronous rectification technology to improve conversion efficiency, stable output. Efficiency:>90%; Starting delay time: ≤ 2 S.

Voltage reducer compacts aluminum shell with epoxy potting, IP68 waterproof, anti-dust, anti-shock protection, better heat dissipation, compact size and light weight for wide applications.

Features

  • The DC-DC buck converter uses synchronous rectification technology, has high conversion efficiency and stable performance.
  • With potentiometer on the bottom, which allows you adjust the accuracy with the mini screw, but ensures you won’t easily change its setting when mounted.
  • Fully sealed, outer enclosure acts as a heat sink, specially made to be waterproof, anti-shock, anti-humidity and dust-proof, more durable.
  • 60V to 12V DC-DC buck converter is with reversed-connection protection, over-current protection, over-heating protection and over-voltage protection, hence is safe to use.
  • Wide input voltage range: 8V to 36V.
  • Auto-recovery when device is back to normal operating.
  • Built-in full protection against over/under voltage input, over-current, overload, overhead, over-temperature and short circuit.
  • Perfect for electronic hobby project, industry grade DC 60V to 12V buck converter.
  • widely used in automotive, electricity, surveillance systems, railway signals, instruments, solar generate electricity, display screen of bus and taxi, car audio device, security systems, hospital equipment, telecommunications, etc.

Specification

Input voltage range50-75V
Output voltage12V
Output current5A/10A/15A/20A
Output power60W/120W/180W/240W
Efficiency>90%
Working temperature-40 ~ +80℃
Working humidity10% ~ 90%RH
Storage temperature-40 ~ +100℃
Short circuit protectionYES
Over current protectionYES
WaterproofIP68
Over temperature protectionYES
Over voltage protectionYES
Weight300g

Application

Note

  • Input battery power should more than output power.
  • Please don’t connect the input and output in reverse.
  • Please don’t connect the positive and negative in reverse.