POWER SUPPLY 47 AMP by HP

[KartRacer]

That is the way server PS units are design. Once plugged in to the wall fan runs at slow speed.
To completely turn off the unit, unplug it from the wall please.
Thanks
Robert
PS
Any chance you can post picture or two of how you are using it please?

Sure ill get pics this weekend.
The PS makes charging 6S 5000mah a snap. Was using deep cycle before and that just was not enough power!

[LiPo Power]

Glad you like it.... :-)

Some people I know are using inexpensive power splitter with On Off switch with their PS unit and using the switch you can completely turn it off without
disconnecting the power cord from the wall...

Robert

Sure ill get pics this weekend.
The PS makes charging 6S 5000mah a snap. Was using deep cycle before and that just was not enough power!

[LiPo Power]

Part of getting them ready is to open the unit and make sure it is clean...

[HydroMike]

IMG_20130109_191241.jpgthis is what I came up with so far

[LiPo Power]

That is very cool looking charging station....
Wicked.....

IMG_20130109_191241.jpgthis is what I came up with so far

[LiPo Power]

Also have few of the Dell NPS-700AB PS units.
700 Watts at 12.5V, very strong power supply, same price...

[LiPo Power]

24 Volt PS is here!!!!

Up to 1800 Watts or 75 Amps at 24.7 Volts!!!!
Hi to all the users of TP820CD or simular chargers!!!
I have what you need, for less!!!!
Buyer pays the shipping... US and Canada Only...
Unit comes with power cord.
Local pick up available...

[LiPo Power]

New inventory available.

24 Volt

12 Volt

[LiPo Power]

I have 2 of this type available....

[gfm1135]

Which one of your power supplies would you suggest for this charger? http://www.hobbyking.com/hobbyking/s...ger_800W_.html


thanks

[LiPo Power]

I have this charger and I love it....
I use one of my 12.6 Volt HP supply and this charger is working perfect
charging 2S or 4S 5000, 5800 mah lipos on the same time.
Also I do not charge my lipos with more than 10 amp each...
Now if you like to do just that, charge lipos with more than 10 amps each on the same time you need to input
close to 18 volt to your charger and for that you will need this one:
http://www.hobbyking.com/hobbyking/s...8V_60amp_.html
Hope this helps
Thanks
Robert

Which one of your power supplies would you suggest for this charger? http://www.hobbyking.com/hobbyking/s...ger_800W_.html


thanks

[gfm1135]

Thanks Robert. I will take one. Please PM me your PP and price.

Gary

[LiPo Power]

Thank You
PP info sent via PM
Robert

Thanks Robert. I will take one. Please PM me your PP and price.

Gary

[gfm1135]

Payment sent. Address in PM.

[LiPo Power]

Hi Gary
Payment received, thank You.
Will update when shipped.
Robert

Payment sent. Address in PM.

[LiPo Power]

Shipped!!!
Thank You again...

Hi Gary
Payment received, thank You.
Will update when shipped.
Robert

[LiPo Power]

Hi Guys, here is my inventory update:

DELL-DPS-500CB
12 Volt, 502 Watts, 41 Amps
Installed On-Off switch, installed binding posts, power cord included

HP DPS-600PB
12 Volt, 575 Watts, 47 Amps
Installed On-Off switch, installed binding posts, power cord included

HP DPS-1200FB
12 Volt, 900 Watts, 75 Amps
Installed binding posts, power cord included

HP DPS-1200FB 2 in series
24 Volt, 1800 Watts, 75 Amps
Installed binding posts, Y splitter power cord included

HP DPS-600PB 2 in series, dual voltage unit
24 Volt or 12 Volt, 1150 Watts, 47 Amps
Installed binding posts, Y splitter power cord and 24 Volt adapter jumper cable included

These units are perfect for all the RC chargers, all brands and all specs available on the market today.
PS units have temperature, current overload and reverse polarity protection installed by manufacturer.
Buyer pays the shipping.
Local pick up available in Mississauga.
Payment PayPal or E transfer.

[LiPo Power]

Still have:

Dell DPS-500CB, 12 Volt, Up to 502 Watts, 41 Amp
HP DPS-600PB, 12 Volt, Up to 575 Watts, 47 Amp
HP DPS-600PB, 24 Volt, Up to 1150 Watts, 47 Amp
HP DPS-1200FB, 12 Volt, Up to 900 Watts, 75 Amp
HP DPS-460BB, 12 Volt, Up to 460 Watts, 36 Amp
HP DPS-1200FB, 24 Volt, Up to 1800 Watts, 75 Amp temporary sold out

[LiPo Power]

All available again....

[LiPo Power]

Most popular

DPS-1200FB

In series for 24 Volt, 1150 Watts, 47 Amps...

alone for 12 Volt, 575 Watts, 47 Amps...

Power!!! Quality Power!!! Regulated Power!!! Clean Power!!!!

All shipped with power cable and binding posts installed....

Price may change without notice on all models....

[electric]

Interested buying a DPS-1200FB, please let me know paypal and cost. Thanks.

[LiPo Power]

PayPal info sent.....
Thank You

Interested buying a DPS-1200FB, please let me know paypal and cost. Thanks.

[electric]

Thanks! Look foward to trying out the HP DPS-1200FB!

[LiPo Power]

Very good, when you set it up please post some pictures.....

Thanks! Look foward to trying out the HP DPS-1200FB!

[LiPo Power]

Dell DPS-500CB, 12 Volt, Up to 502 Watts, 41 Amp
Dell DPS-700CB, 12 Volt, Up to 775 Watts, 64.5 Amps
Dell DPS-7000814, 12 Volt, Up to 57.3 Amps
HP DPS-600PB, 12 Volt, Up to 575 Watts, 47 Amp
HP DPS-600PB, 24 Volt, Up to 1150 Watts, 47 Amp
HP DPS-1200FB, 12 Volt, Up to 900 Watts, 75 Amp
HP DPS-460BB, 12 Volt, Up to 460 Watts, 36 Amp
HP DPS-1200FB, 24 Volt, Up to 1800 Watts, 75 Amp

[gyrotron]

Dell DPS-500CB, 12 Volt, Up to 502 Watts, 41 Amp
Dell DPS-700CB, 12 Volt, Up to 775 Watts, 64.5 Amps
Dell DPS-7000814, 12 Volt, Up to 57.3 Amps
HP DPS-600PB, 12 Volt, Up to 575 Watts, 47 Amp
HP DPS-600PB, 24 Volt, Up to 1150 Watts, 47 Amp
HP DPS-1200FB, 12 Volt, Up to 900 Watts, 75 Amp
HP DPS-460BB, 12 Volt, Up to 460 Watts, 36 Amp
HP DPS-1200FB, 24 Volt, Up to 1800 Watts, 75 Amp

Hi,

I nedd a power supply to power this balancer/charger:

http://www.nitrorcx.com/75p-1220-charger.html

I believe I need a +300w and no more than 16v

Will the small black PSU unit pictured above work with my charger? If so, how much will it be?

Thx

[HydroMike]

HP DPS-1200FB 2 in series
24 Volt, 1800 Watts, 75 Amps
Installed binding posts, Y splitter power cord included



HP DPS-600PB 2 in series, dual voltage unit
24 Volt or 12 Volt, 1150 Watts, 47 Amps
Installed binding posts, Y splitter power cord and 24 Volt adapter jumper cable included

Just wanted to ask see if these are the same in size thinking of changing for MORE POWER LOL

[LiPo Power]

Hi
The small black PSU is 24 Volt unit.
From what I can see your charger needs 12-15 volt input power.
In your case I would suggest:
HP DPS-600PB
HP DPs-700CB
Dell DPS-7000814
3 of them Perfect for your charger.
All are way over 500 Watts and over 47 Amps at over 12.5 volt.
Please let me know....

Hi,

I nedd a power supply to power this balancer/charger:

http://www.nitrorcx.com/75p-1220-charger.html

I believe I need a +300w and no more than 16v

Will the small black PSU unit pictured above work with my charger? If so, how much will it be?

Thx

[LiPo Power]

Each 24 Volt unit is made out of 2 units connected in series.

DPS-600PB, 24 Volt ( very popular unit but larger )

L 13.5 x W 4.5 x H 3.0

DPS-1200PB, 24 Volt

L 9.5 x W 3.5 x H 3.0

HP DPS-1200FB 2 in series
24 Volt, 1800 Watts, 75 Amps
Installed binding posts, Y splitter power cord included



HP DPS-600PB 2 in series, dual voltage unit
24 Volt or 12 Volt, 1150 Watts, 47 Amps
Installed binding posts, Y splitter power cord and 24 Volt adapter jumper cable included

Just wanted to ask see if these are the same in size thinking of changing for MORE POWER LOL

[gyrotron]

Hi
The small black PSU is 24 Volt unit.
From what I can see your charger needs 12-15 volt input power.
In your case I would suggest:
HP DPS-600PB
HP DPs-700CB
Dell DPS-7000814
3 of them Perfect for your charger.
All are way over 500 Watts and over 47 Amps at over 12.5 volt.
Please let me know....

Is the above PSU list from left to right on the picture? I don't see connectors on the first one to the left. Can you also provide a switch? I would like to get the most compact of all. Thx