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Reddit mentions of GALYGG 12V DC Switching Power Supply 200W 16.7A, Universal Regulated Transformer AC 110V-220V to DC 12V, for LED Strip Lights, CCTV, Radio, Computer Project
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We found 1 Reddit mentions of GALYGG 12V DC Switching Power Supply 200W 16.7A, Universal Regulated Transformer AC 110V-220V to DC 12V, for LED Strip Lights, CCTV, Radio, Computer Project. Here are the top ones.
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- 【Widely Uses】 12V 16.7A 200W ac-dc power supply housed in a compact metal case. This rugged unit is ideal for reducing standby power usage in an abundant number of applications, more than a linear supply, such as industrial automation, 3D Print, DIY project works, LED display, LED strip light, etc.
- 【Safety Performance】This Switching Power Supply(SMPS) operates from AC110V~220V and converts to DC 12V. Built in fuse providing a voltage regulated single output which can be adjusted with an on board potentiometer. With short circuit, overload, over voltage, protection function to protect your device.
- 【High Efficient】Linear power supplies have efficiencies in the 40%-60% range, while switching power supplies fall in the 70%-90% range.A highly efficient and reliable dual output enclosed power supply, with a high operating temperature of -20~+60°C and cooling by free air convection.
- 【Energy Saving】Uses a switching regulator to convert AC mains power to low voltage DC and it does this much more efficient than a linear power supply.Switching power supplies also tend to be smaller in size than linear power supplies and use less raw material making the cost of power supply more reduced.
- 【Notes】Indoor use only! For long service life, please do not let the unit work long hours over rated current! 1 Year Warranty, any questions please feel free to contact us.
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| Color | Silver |
| Number of items | 1 |
| Size | 200 Watt |
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But there definitely are power bricks that can handle 16 drives. A 3.5" HDD like a Western Digital Red uses about 6.6w of power when under load.
I am not talking about shitty little walk warts btw but actual 12v bricks. Like laptop power supplies or the less sexy industrial. Aka AC-DC regulated switch power supplies.
example: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B06XRBN2L3/