Review on ⚡ Tripp Lite PR10 Low Profile DC Power Supply - 10A, 120V AC Input to 13.8V DC Output by Kenneth Martin

This is an excellent desktop power supply, great for testing car stereos and radios that use 12V DC and you want to power them with AC power from your home external car stereo amplifier. Amplifiers and subwoofer power amplifiers - use the formula P (in watts) = I (current in amps) * E (voltage in volts) - so the maximum you can test with a 10 amp unit is about 138 watts less than ever required nutrition. Radio/amplifier circuit, I think it can drive a 100 watt car radio on 120V AC. Note that a transceiver such as a 10m CB or HAM setup may need more power, e.g. B. 20 AMP when it transmits, but you can use it with more confidence in receive mode. The device is very high quality and high quality workmanship!