30V 100A Linear Adjustable DC Power Supply, 3000W

SKU: PH-DCPS-30100
$3,269.89
● 0 to 30V DC at up to 100A, continuously adjustable, with 3000W high-power output. ● Supports 110V/220V±10% AC input and 50/60Hz dual frequency, which can be stably adapted to global scenarios. ● Equipped with overcurrent and overvoltage double protection, ensuring safe use. ● Features a high-precision digital display and universal wheels, with a user-friendly design.
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Overview

Factory-direct pricing on our high-performance 0–100A, 0–30V linear DC power supply—now with switching-mode topology for a robust 3000W DC output. Designed for precision and reliability, this unit delivers fully adjustable voltage and current, accepts 110V/220V±10% AC input, and features industry-leading constant voltage (CV) / constant current (CC) output precision and exceptional efficiency. Built to perform, it operates continuously at full load for over 16 hours, making it the ideal choice for demanding industrial and laboratory applications where consistent, stable power is non-negotiable.

30V 100A Linear Adjustable DC Power Supply Feature

Feature

  • High Power Adjustable: Voltage 0-30V, current 0-100A continuously adjustable, peak power 3000W, meeting high current testing requirements.
  • Stable Output: Load regulation rate (CV) as low as 1×10-3+8mV, ripple noise ≤0.5mV, output accuracy and purity far exceed industry standards.
  • Strong Endurance: Can work continuously at full load for more than 16 hours, with guaranteed industrial-grade durability.
 

Details

  1. Heat Dissipation and Mobility: The body is equipped with large-area louvered heat dissipation holes for efficient heat dissipation; universal casters are installed at the bottom to facilitate the movement of the equipment.
  2. High-precision Digital Display: The three-digit digital display can clearly show voltage and current values at the same time, with a resolution of 100mV/100mA.
  3. Convenient Adjustment and Mode Switching: Dual knobs independently adjust voltage and current, with intuitive operation, suitable for various testing scenarios.
30V 100A Linear Adjustable DC Power Supply Details
Specs
Model PH-JK30100S
Input Voltage 110V or 220V AC (+/- 10%)
Output Voltage Range 0-30V
Output Current Range 0-100A
Output Power 3000W
Frequency 50Hz/60Hz
Output Type Dual
Display 3 digit
Display Accuracy ≤ ±0.1%+2d
Voltage Display Resolution 100mV
Current Display Resolution 100mA
Efficiency >60%
Voltage Regulation
Load Regulation (CV) 1×10-3+8mV
Line Regulation (CV) 1×10-3+3mV
Ripple & Noise (P-P) 0.5mV
Temperature Coefficient 300PPm/℃
Current Regulation
Load Regulation (CC) ≤5mA
Line Regulation (CC) 2×10-3+3mV
Temperature Coefficient 500PPm/℃
Others
Protection Over Load and Over Voltage Protection
Recovery Time ≤100µs
Operating Ambient 0℃ to + 40℃/ 85%RH
Storage Ambient -10℃ to + 80℃/ 80%RH
Warranty 12 Months
Size 480 (W) x 520 (H) x 700 (D) mm
Weight 110kg
Package List 1 x DC Power Supply Host, 1 x User Manual
Application
Electrochemical Experiment

Electrochemical Experiment

Automotive Motor

Automotive Motor

Electronic Component Testing

Electronic Component Testing

Display Screen and Electronic Device

Display Screen and Electronic Device

FAQ

Q1: What are the characteristics of the main circuit of a linear DC power supply?

The main circuit of a linear DC power supply consists of a high-power transistor connected in series (or multiple transistors in parallel) at the output end of a thyristor power supply. The control circuit only needs to provide a small current to the base of the transistor to precisely control the large current it outputs, enabling the power supply system to further stabilize the voltage on the basis of the thyristor power supply. Its voltage regulation performance is 1–3 orders of magnitude higher than that of switching power supplies or thyristor power supplies.

Q2: Where does the main power loss of a linear DC power supply come from?

Main power loss in a linear DC power supply comes from the power transistor (also known as the regulator) connected in series at the output. This transistor typically has a voltage drop of around 10V, and for every 1A of output current, it consumes 10W of power inside the supply. For example, a 500V 5A power supply has an internal loss of 50W, which accounts for 2% of its total output power.

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