DC‑DC step‑down converter designed to convert a 48V DC source to a stable 24V DC output for equipment that requires a 24V supply. Key specifications - Input voltage: 48V - Output voltage: 24V - Output current: 10A - Output power: 240W Why customers need this product - Converts common 48V battery or supply rails to standardized 24V loads, eliminating the need for separate power sources. - Provides a single, predictable power solution for 24V devices when only 48V sources are available. - Simplifies system design by centralizing voltage conversion and avoiding custom wiring or multiple batteries. How it solves problems - Prevents damage to 24V equipment by providing a regulated 24V output instead of directly connecting to a higher-voltage source. - Reduces parts count and installation complexity when integrating 24V loads into a 48V system. - Enables reuse of existing 48V infrastructure (battery banks, telecom power plants, solar arrays) to power 24V components. What makes it stand out - Direct compatibility with 48V sources and the ability to supply up to 240W continuously at 24V and 10A. - Clear, application‑oriented purpose: reliable step‑down conversion for mixed‑voltage systems. - Straightforward specification makes it easy to match to loads and calculate capacity requirements. Important attributes - Function: DC‑DC step‑down (48V to 24V) conversion, rated for up to 10A output current. - Compatibility: Use with 48V battery banks, solar charge controllers/inverters with 48V outputs, telecom or industrial 48V power supplies. - Performance: Delivers up to 240W of output power; suitable for continuous powering of medium‑power 24V devices. - Size and material: Refer to the product datasheet or model information for exact enclosure dimensions and construction materials, which vary by model. Typical applications (practical use scenarios) - Solar and off‑grid systems: Power 24V pumps, controllers, or lighting directly from a 48V battery bank without adding extra converters. - Industrial and automation equipment: Run 24V PLCs, sensors, actuators, and control modules from existing 48V plant power. - Telecom and networking: Supply 24V network devices or monitoring equipment from standard 48V telecom power buses. Selection and installation notes - Ensure the connected 24V load does not exceed 10A continuous or the 240W power limit. - Check the model datasheet for details on input protections, mounting options, thermal requirements, and terminal wiring to match your installation. - When integrating into systems, verify wiring, fusing, and any required isolation per local electrical codes and equipment specifications.