Regulated Internatonal 24v Power Supply

Jan 26, 2006 at 10:45 PM Thread Starter Post #1 of 15

chrisbbb

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Team,

Thank you all for this excellent forum.

I have this wonderful-sounding beautiful new Larocco PRII and I need a 230vAC to 24vDC linear (regulated) power supply for it.
Must be a transformer type, Larry at Larocco says a high-frequency in some switching supplies is not good for the charging circuit.
It draws around 21ma, so for some headroom a 100ma supply (or bigger) is fine and a 50ma is probably? OK also.

Can anyone suggest one? Im happy to buy from US, Germany or Australia.

So far Ive found two but they are both open-frame and Id prefer to get one that is already enclosed. I am fine with soldering, fitting the correct plug, etc.

Elpac dont do an International that is non-switching.

Thank you
Chris

PS the open-frames are both via Mouser :
www.internationalpower.com. IHA24-0.5 Output 24vDC 0.5A $29.25.
www.condorpower.com HA24-0.5-A+ 24V 0.5A
 
Jan 27, 2006 at 7:43 AM Post #3 of 15
" 24V 750mA DC Regulated, short-circuit protected power supply supplied with six adaptors for the most common power connectors. £22.95 " so US$41.
No further specs indicated.

Preference is for one a little cheaper, and closer to home, (remote South Pacific), its usually easier for me to source from Germany, Australia, NZ, US.

Thank you though. Has anybody else found one ?
 
Jan 27, 2006 at 10:37 AM Post #4 of 15
i may have something that will work let me have a look. what do your mains power sockets look like, british or aussie ?
 
Jan 28, 2006 at 5:36 AM Post #6 of 15
Hey, the Aussies come through. Nice.

Skyscraper, the mains outlets look like Oz / NZ ones. Im interested.

Zorander, thank you, I'll ask them if its switching or transformer operation.
 
Jan 28, 2006 at 5:46 AM Post #7 of 15
Just FYI, I am using this PSU with my Creek (OBH-2 PSU is overpriced and this one actually exceeds the other's specs). Result has been very good with me.

Prior to my buying this PSU, I have had an offer from Kenny12 that he could custom-build a regulated 24VDC PSU for a reasonable sum. You might want to contact him for details.

Regards.
 
Jan 28, 2006 at 7:41 AM Post #8 of 15
Hope you have luck with finding a power supply, Chris.
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FYI, I emailed Remtrak about the power supply and it's a switch mode.
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Jan 28, 2006 at 7:54 AM Post #9 of 15
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Originally Posted by chrisbbb
Zorander, thank you, I'll ask them if its switching or transformer operation.


Since JayCar also sells a regulated switch-mode 24VDC PSU (with much higher current delivery), I am assuming that the unit I linked does not work in switched mode.

Still, I'd be interested to know the true answer.
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Jan 29, 2006 at 5:05 AM Post #11 of 15
Zorander, I wrote Jaycar.
Also the ebay seller re his intnl shipping; its a good price and specs :
Line Regulation ±0.05% for a 10% line change.
Load Regulation ±0.05% for a 50% load change.
The tricky bit (for me) is coming up with a decent enclosure since its an open-frame; soldering on power & output cables is fine.
 
Feb 4, 2006 at 7:53 PM Post #14 of 15
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Originally Posted by chrisbbb
Team,

Thank you all for this excellent forum.

I have this wonderful-sounding beautiful new Larocco PRII and I need a 230vAC to 24vDC linear (regulated) power supply for it.
Must be a transformer type, Larry at Larocco says a high-frequency in some switching supplies is not good for the charging circuit.
It draws around 21ma, so for some headroom a 100ma supply (or bigger) is fine and a 50ma is probably? OK also.

Can anyone suggest one? Im happy to buy from US, Germany or Australia.

So far Ive found two but they are both open-frame and Id prefer to get one that is already enclosed. I am fine with soldering, fitting the correct plug, etc.

Elpac dont do an International that is non-switching.

Thank you
Chris

PS the open-frames are both via Mouser :
www.internationalpower.com. IHA24-0.5 Output 24vDC 0.5A $29.25.
www.condorpower.com HA24-0.5-A+ 24V 0.5A




Hey Chris,

I think from your post that you may have a little misinformation. The Supply should have 100mA minimum. It does power the amp and charge at the same time. Higher amperage is fine, so long as the supply has the proper Voltage. No more than 25VDC.

If you use only a 50mA supply, it will fail in time.

Enjoy,
Larry
 
Feb 6, 2006 at 9:20 AM Post #15 of 15
Thanks Larry, I wasn't sure what the minimum was.

The Deltron is 1.5a, slightly over-the-top but she'll-be-right.

(hope those batts get here). Nice amp, man. This PRII is a babe. (ya know what I mean)
 

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