This 72V to 5V DCDC Buck Converter Module accepts a DC input in the range of 30 to 90 volts and provides a fixed 5 volt output capable of delivering up to 8 amps. It is designed as a compact, plug and play module for reliable step down from voltage sources to 5V logic and peripherals. Key benefits Simple to low voltage conversion: transforms 30–90 V DC into a stable 5 V DC output to power 5V devices from higher voltage systems. current capability: supports up to 8 A of continuous output, enabling many 5V loads from a single module. Wide compatibility with voltage sources: suitable for use with 72V systems and other voltage DC supplies within the 30–90 V range. Efficient, space saving design: as a buck converter module, it reduces heat and waste compared with linear regulators, while occupying a compact footprint suitable for integration into projects. Easy integration: intended as a module configuration that can be incorporated into boards, enclosures, or existing power layouts without complex adjustments. Key specifications and features Input voltage: 30–90 V DC Output voltage: 5 V DC (fixed) Maximum output current: 8 A Type: DCDC Buck Converter Module Designed to step down from higher voltage sources to a 5 V supply with simple integration in mind Size and materials Size and material details are not specified in the listing. Performance and reliability Delivers a fixed 5 V output from a wide range of voltage inputs, supporting up to 8 A, making it suitable for powering 5 V logic and peripherals from larger DC sources. Compatibility and integration Compatible with 72 V style or other voltage DC systems within the 30–90 V input range. Suitable for projects requiring a dedicated 5 V supply derived from a higher voltage source. Use cases Industrial control panels: power 5 V sensors and controllers from a 48–72 V DC bus, simplifying wiring by using a single voltage to 5 V conversion point. Solar and off grid systems: convert higher voltage outputs from solar arrays or battery packs to a stable 5 V supply for microcontrollers, data loggers, or low power electronics. Robotics and electric mobility: provide a reliable 5 V power rail for onboard electronics from a higher voltage battery pack, enabling sensors, control boards, and small actuators to operate from the same power system.