10.5-60V to 0-45V, 400W CC/CV Buck Converter, step-down
10.5-60V to 0-45V, 400W CC/CV Buck Converter, step-down
DC-DC 400W High-Power Buck Constant Voltage Constant Current
Adjustable Power Supply Module Battery Charger LED Driver
Product Features
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Wide 10-60V input voltage, compatible with most power sources on the market as input.
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High output power, with good ventilation and natural heat dissipation, can reach 280W/12A (Note: There are output power and current limitations).
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Module uses synchronous rectification, extremely high efficiency, efficiency above 97%-96% when output voltage is above 10V.
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Constant Current indicator when charging batteries. Charging status is clear at a glance.
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Input has a 15A fuse; reverse connection of input terminals will not damage the power supply (will blow the fuse, fuse needs replacement).
Product Parameters
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Product Model: SZ-BK0612
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Module Name: 400W Buck Constant Voltage Constant Current
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Module Type: Non-isolated Buck Module (BUCK)
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Input Voltage: 10.5-60V
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Output Voltage Range: 0-45V (Must meet buck condition: Input multiplied by 0.8)
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Minimum Output Voltage: 0V (+1V)
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Maximum Output Voltage: Approx. Input * 0.8 (e.g., Input 40V * 0.8 = 32V max output, actual might be slightly higher, ~34V/35V)
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Output Constant Current: 0.2-15A (Continuously adjustable, strengthen heat dissipation if over 12A)
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Maximum Output Power: 400W (Requires adding a fan for forced cooling of heatsink and magnetic core)
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Continuous Max Operating Power: 280W (in ventilated environment)
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Continuous Max Operating Current: 12A (in ventilated environment)
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Input Undervoltage Protection: Yes (Output disabled below ~10.5V, approx. 0.5V error)
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Input Overvoltage Protection: No (Overvoltage prohibited)
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Operating Temperature: -10 to +85°C (Strengthen heat dissipation when exceeding 65°C)
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Operating Frequency: 100KHz
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Conversion Efficiency: Up to 97% (Efficiency depends on input/output voltage and current)
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Short Circuit Protection: Yes (Constant Current protection)
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Input Reverse Polarity Protection: Yes (Input reverse connection will blow the input fuse)
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Output Reverse Current Protection: No (When charging batteries or connecting inductive loads like motors, an external reverse-blocking diode is required)
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Power Indicator: Yes (Blue LED)
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Constant Current Indicator: Yes (CC indicator red LED on the small board lights up during CC operation, no current output; off during CV)
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Connection: Built-in solder-free 25A terminal block
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Module Dimensions: Length 60mm x Width 60mm x Height 45mm
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Weight: 177g; with packaging 210g.
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Packaging: Individual cardboard box.
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Note: "Input/IN" is input. "Output/OUT".

Important Notes
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Input +/- and Output +/- strictly prohibited from reverse connection (Input reverse connection blows fuse, Output reverse connection damages control board, which is unrepairable and must be replaced).
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The control board has some waterproof glue; if damaged, it can only be replaced. Consider before purchasing.
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When charging batteries or connecting inductive loads, an external reverse-blocking diode must be added to the output.
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Voltage & Current Adjustment Method: (Requires multimeter and flathead screwdriver)
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Voltage Adjustment: Rotate the "CV" potentiometer on the main board clockwise to increase, counterclockwise to decrease, according to required voltage.
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Output Current Adjustment: Set multimeter to 20A or 10A current range. Set this supply's voltage to 5V. Turn the "CC" potentiometer counterclockwise ~20 turns (min current). Short the output with the multimeter. Then, rotate the "CC" potentiometer clockwise to adjust to the required current value. (Note: After turning CC pot counterclockwise, output voltage may disappear because current is set to 0A. Ignore this, output returns when current is increased clockwise).
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Module uses low-side current sensing. Do NOT directly short the input negative and output negative with a wire. Shorting the negatives disables constant current, potentially damaging the supply and the device requiring CC.
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This is a buck converter; it can only step down voltage, not boost. Input voltage must be higher than output voltage.






