Power supplies

A classic small power with an output of 5V / 2A which will ideally supply your project with an Arduino / Croduino. The output is standard female USB connector (type A). You can directly connect a cable from the PCB to the charger and use it as a constant power source, or it can be used for charging up a mobile phone/tablet. Or for a third purpose ..? In any case, it will be enough!

High-quality power supply with 5V, 2.4A output. It will power up any type of USB device. There is a standard USB female connector (type-a) at the output.

Small, industrial power supply in the metal housing allows the conversion of 230V AC to 12V DC voltage of maximum current 5A, power 60W.

A classic small power supply with an output of 5V / 2A which will ideally supply any USB-powered device. The output is standard female USB connector (type A).

If you need a simple and stable power source for your breadboard projects, this board is here to help. Supply it with DC jack DC power or using UCB-C cable, and the board provides 3.3V, 5V or 12V directly to the power supply lines on the breadboard. Output voltages are adjustable seperately using the onboard switches. There’s a power LED, a power switch and an automatic voltage selection circuit, in case both power inputs are there.

Small, industrial power supply in the metal housing allows the conversion of 230V AC to 12V DC voltage of maximum current 3A, power 36W.

Small, industrial power supply in the metal housing allows the conversion of 230V AC to 5V DC voltage of maximum current 4A, power 20W.

Small, industrial 24v 5a power supply in the metal housing allows the conversion of 230V AC to 24V DC voltage of maximum current 5A, power 120W.

The small power supply in a plastic case allows conversion from 230V AC to 12V DC voltage maximum current of 2A or power of 24W

Small, industrial power supply inside the iron enclosure enables 230V AC conversion into a 5V DC with 6A maximum current (30W).

This small AC-DC power supply is a simple solution to supply Dasduino or other small devices that run on 5V. It is simple, give it an AC voltage of 230V from the socket, and it outputs 5V with a maximum of 700mA, which is 3.5W. Furthermore, the power plug itself is really small and will fit in any case.