Hello there.
I’m attempting to pick a dc-dc converter to raise the voltage from two batteries (around 28.8V full charge) to 82 V while supplying 3A, ideally with outputs to connect coolers to it. Power-wise, I’ll be using around 260W from the power source. I’ve been checking out some of your power sources, but I’m in need of suggestions, as I’m between one like
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<div class=”brand-image product-manufacturer”> or one like the MPT-7210A.
<span class=”product-title-text” data-text=”MPT-7210A Aluminum Alloy MPPT Solar Panel Charge Controller with LCD Display”>This is meant to power some high power LEDs, so I’m interested on placing emphasis on cooling, therefore any power converter you could offer capable of also powering LEDs would be a great improvement. </span></div>
HI THERE. I HAVE SOMETHING SIMILAR I GUESS TO THE COMMENT UP TOP. I WOULD LIKE TO SEE ABOUT GETTING SOMETHING THAT WOULD WORK WITH 12 VDC AND INCREASE TO 120 VDC OR 120 VAC. ITS TO TRY AND SHOW MY DAUGHTER THAT ELECTRICITY CAN BE MANIPULATED IN DIFERENT WAYS. THE IDEA IS TO CHARGE A LAP TOP THAT NEEDS 19.5 VOLTS. ALSO TO CHARGE A TABLET AND CEL PHONE.
ALSO IM NOT SURE IF THE 120 DC WILL WORK AS THE CHARGERS ARE MENT FOR 120 VAC.
ALSO ITS TO BE A PROJECT AND TO TRY AND MAKE IT AS SMALL AS POSSABLE.
From 12v to 120v, there is huge voltage difference. It will cause more power dissipation and the actual output may not be as excepted. Please consider if you can accept that.
Luis
CHRIS
Georg