With the adjustable laboratory power supply S-LS-115 you can supply external devices with direct current, setting the amperage and current voltage individually for two channels. Thanks to the memory function with five memory locations, you can use the unit particularly effectively. Use the laboratory power supply from the measurement technology primarily in the industrial sector, in laboratories, in the field of telecommunications, for workshops with electronic devices as well as for production plants and test institutes.

Thanks to the large LED display, you can easily read the set values of output voltage and current at any time. The digits are easy to see even in poor lighting conditions. For frequently recurring current values, you will find five memory locations so that you can conveniently recall them again and again as needed.

Control the user-friendly, adjustable power supply unit simply and conveniently via rotary knobs and buttons. The rotary controls allow exact setting options for the desired output voltage up to 60 V DC and current up to 5 A. During adjustment, check the respective values on the large LED display and adjust them to your needs with ease. Furthermore, the power supply unit has a control panel lock to prevent accidental changing of the set parameters. If you use the laboratory power supply unit as a constant voltage source (CV), the unit automatically switches to constant current operation (CA) as soon as the set load limit is reached. This will prevent damage to the connected units.

With the adjustable laboratory power supply unit, you will get an apparatus with a high safety standard: The unit is equipped with over voltage protection (OVP), over current protection (OCP) as well as special overheating protection (OTP). The integrated fan adapts to the temperature conditions in the unit and thus ensures optimum cooling. These precautions guarantee you safe operation of the power supply unit, even if you use it intensively and enduringly. In addition, the unit has a buzzer alarm that informs you of safety deficiencies, which you can turn off depending on the laboratory situation. Use software to calibrate the unit.