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Low-voltage power supply 3/6/9/12 V

Low-voltage power supply 3/6/9/12 V

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8 Low-voltage power supply 3/6/9/12 V

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Description

Power supply for experiments on electricity and simple electronics experiments. Output voltage adjustable in steps; overload-protected with bimetallic switch.

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Output voltage: 3/6/9/12 V AC and DC
Maximum load capacity: 3 A
Connection: two pairs of 4-mm sockets for AC and DC
Electrical separation: Safety transformer according to DIN EN 61558-2-6 (conformable to RiSU)
Protection: thermal overload protection
Power consumption: 60 VA
Connection voltage: 230 V, 50/60 Hz
Dimensions: 21 cm x 9 cm x 17 cm
Weight: 2.6 kg

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