Name: AL-QURAISH 12V 12.5A / 150Watt RAINPROOF BODY AC TO DC SWITCH MODE POWER SUPPLY FOR CCTV LED LIGHTS ETC.
SKU: 12V150WR
Price: 1199.00 INR
Availability: InStock

AL-QURAISH 12V 12.5A / 150Watt RAINPROOF BODY AC TO DC SWITCH MODE POWER SUPPLY FOR CCTV LED LIGHTS ETC.

₹1,199.00

IP53 for Indoor and Outdoor Installation Suitable for LED Lighting, LED Sign Board, LED Strip, CCTV Camera, Industrial automation, and Indoor DC Supply use High efficiency and low operating temperature, with Overload/short circuit Protections Safety Standards: CE, RoHS, BIS Customer Support Constant Voltage DC12V – 12A – 150W Output, Rainproof Design, AC input Voltage range: 187-260V, TC:85oC TA:50oC, Built-in fan cooling method, Built-in EMI filter, 100% full load burn-in test, Aluminum Extrusion Case, Excellent heat-dissipating, IP53 for Indoor and Outdoor Installation, High efficiency and low operating temperature, with Overload/short circuit Protections, Safety Standards: CE, RoHS, BIS

Weight	0.3 kg
Dimensions	12 × 9 × 5 cm

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