This 8V 50A high frequency switching DC power supply is designed for precision applications requiring stable and adjustable output. Featuring programmable control, it allows users to set and monitor voltage and current easily, ensuring high accuracy and efficiency. With a 220V input, compact design, and reliable performance, it is widely used in electroplating, laboratory testing, and industrial processes.

• Input Power: single-phase 220V AC ±10%, 50/60Hz
• Output Capability:
  • Voltage: DC 0-8V continuously adjustable
  • Current: DC 0-50A continuously adjustable
  • Power: Max.400W (8V *50A)
• Regulation Accuracy: Voltage ±1%, Current ±1%
• Efficiency: ≥85% (IGBT high-frequency soft-switching technology)
• Cooling System: Intelligent forced air cooling (temperature-controlled variable-speed fans, low noise)
• Protection Features: Over-voltage, over-current, short-circuit, overheating, phase loss, and input surge protection
• Control Modes: Auto-switching between CV/CC modes; supports local keypad or remote RS485 communication (Modbus protocol)；local panel control
• Display Interface: LED/liquid crystal screen for real-time voltage, current, and status alerts
• Operating Temperature: -10℃ to +50℃
• Protection Rating: IP21 (dust and drip-proof)

• Flexible Adaptation: CC/CV auto-switching ensures precise control for electroplating processes.
• Energy Efficiency: IGBT high-frequency inversion reduces energy loss, saving 10%-15% compared to traditional SCR rectifiers.
• Compact Design: Space-saving and lightweight, suitable for workshops or labs.
• Smart Thermal Management: Fans adjust speed based on load temperature, balancing cooling and noise.
• High Compatibility: Wide input voltage range (±15%) accommodates grid fluctuations.

• Precision Electroplating: Gold/silver plating, PCB electroplating, and other current-sensitive processes.
• Small-Scale Electrolysis: Lab-based water electrolysis, precious metal refining.
• Surface Treatment: Anodizing, electrophoretic coating, metal polishing.
• R & D & Education: Electrochemical experiments in universities and research institutes.
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