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DC To DC 5A Step Up Boost Power Converter

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$1.62 $2.49 In stock

Category: Power

A high power DC - DC step up power supply module capable of supplying currents up to 5.5A. It has a wide input/output operating range of 10.5V to 32V input and 12V to 34V output. The module includes two large heat-sinks to help dissipate heat when used at its upper operating range. Output voltage is...

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Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Evelyn Q. ★★★★★

Finally got my 12V solar setup dialed in. This converter holds a steady 13.8V output even when the input drops to 11V.

Victoria ★★★★★

Was looking for a reliable way to power a 24V device from my 12V battery bank and this module does the job perfectly. The wide input range from 10.5V to 32V gave me flexibility I didn't expect, and it handles the 5A load without even getting warm.

Riley I. ★★★★★

Bumped my 12V setup to 20V for a long cable run and it held 5A without breaking a sweat, the 10.5V minimum input is a lifesaver for when my battery dips. Wiring was straightforward and the output stayed rock solid the whole time.