Review on ⚡️ MEAN WELL LRS-350-48: High-Quality 48V Switchable Power Supply with 350.4W Output by Quvarious Morrow

Name: ⚡️ MEAN WELL LRS-350-48: High-Quality 48V Switchable Power Supply with 350.4W Output
Item: ⚡️ MEAN WELL LRS-350-48: High-Quality 48V Switchable Power Supply with 350.4W Output
Rating: 5

October 30, 2022

No current threads? in Internal Power Supplies

Based on my better than average experience with electricity, all that is required to charge a 42 volt lead-acid battery is a DC source greater than 42 volts. This 48 volt (regulated) 07.5 amp power supply MUST charge the battery. I would be interested to know why this is not the case. Is the circuit specifically designed to trip when connected to a voltage source, even if the source is lower than the rated voltage of the LRS-350-48. that is: 48 volts. Oddly enough, current (amps) will flow normally when connected to an impedance load like a heater. Can anyone help me understand why this source is being disabled?

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