DP100 DC Power Supply Variable, 30V 5A Bench Supply, Adjustable Regulated Digits Display Mini Portable Lab Voltage Regulator Switch 100W (DP100-1-C2C)

Features

• Ultra-Portable Pocket Lab Power Supply Power Anywhere with USB-CDP100 weighs just 95g and fits in your palmthe smallest true 100W linear DC power supply on the market. It runs on 532V widerange input and supports PD 2.0/3.0 & QC 3.0 fast charging protocols, so you can power it directly from a phone charger, power bank, or laptop adapter. Say goodbye to bulky benchtop PSUs and AC cords; take full professional power anywhere you go.
• Pro-Level Precision with Ultra-Low Ripple Protect Sensitive ElectronicsDelivers a clean and stable 030V / 05A output with 0.01V and 0.001A resolution and < 10mVpp ripple. The all-hardware constantvoltage/constantcurrent design ensures zero overshoot on startup, making it safe for lowpower MCUs, sensors, audio circuits, and other sensitive devices. Accuracy better than 0.1% means you can trust every millivolt.
• Intelligent MultiLayer Protections Smart AntiBurn & AntiReverseBuilt with hardware overvoltage, overcurrent, overtemperature, and reversepolarity protections. The smart antiburn logic instantly cuts off output if a short or fault is detected, preventing damage to the supply and your load. Even beginners can operate with confidenceno more fried boards due to simple mistakes.
• 10 Preset Modes + PC Software & Mouse Control Your Automated Test PartnerStore up to 10 frequently used voltage/current combinations and recall them with one click. Connect via USB to a Windows PC and use the free software for advanced control, data logging, and sequence outputideal for automated testing and production. Also supports direct USB mouse control for effortless onunit adjustments.
• 97% UltraHigh Efficiency Cool, Quiet, and Built to LastDespite its tiny size, DP100 delivers up to 100W output with 97% efficiency and nearsilent operationno noisy fans. The lowheat design ensures stable performance under full load, making it reliable for longhour lab use, field repairs, education, and IoT prototyping.