ALITOVE 24V 6A Power Supply Adapter Converter 100-240V AC to DC 24 Volt 144W 6Amp 5A 4A Transformer with 5.5x2.5mm Plug for AMS-2-Pro LED Strip Light CCTV Camera Monitor Massage Chair DC Pump

I’ve run my AMS 2 Pro off this bad boy for about a hundred hours now with no issues.Make sure the wires are plugged all the way in to the power brick.

This is perfect for the AMS2 Pro, works like a charm! Once the 6amp is hooked up you can let your AMS heat and dry filament even when printing! This power supply doesnt even heat up at all when running. Very durable!!

Died on me after minimal use.

I bought this to self power the AMS 2 Pro on my 3D printer. It fit perfectly and powers the unit without me having to worry about the power coming from the printer. It also allows me to expand and add more AMS 2 units in the future. I did order the 6 amp supply rather than the 4 amp that is called for on this unit. I wanted to make sure it could handle the power without issues and the price wasn’t much different. I would recommend doing the same if you want to power your AMS 2 Pro separately from the printer.

Worked great for using on my Bambu AMS 2 Pro device. This was cheaper than the Bambu brand version. I ordered the 6A version even though the Bambu model has a lower amperage. I wanted to make sure it doesn't burn up in case the power requirement spiked a bit. I've used it for a month so far. I wish Bambu would allow turning on and off the dryer function from the app like other companies have but I'm still waiting.

No issues. It delivers a good solid 24v output with enough watts to spare.

Works well and is cheaper than the stock Bambu power supply. The cable is a little bit shorter so you have to bear that in mind when you purchase.

I got this as an external PS for a Bambu AMS2PRO. The specs called for a 5A brick, but being the way I am, I opted for a 6A to have extra headroom and not require as.much current (lower operating temp). After running the heater for 12h at 45°c the rich was remarkably warm, almost hot to the touch. I didn't feel like it was "Dangerously hot", but it was far hotter than I would expect considering it was a 6A when only 5A was required.

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