12V Power Supply,110V to 12V DC Converter, IMAYCC AC to DC Converter 600W 50A, Power Supply for Diesel Heater

I bought this converter to power my 12v chemical pump and it works flawlessly. No variances in power. No connection issues with the clamps, either. The power cord is long enough to reach any receptacle that's nearby. With all the accessories included, it's a very good value. Definitely worth the price. I highly recommend.

This was bought to power a diesel heater, and it does that flawlessly. There is virtually no noise(fan) and the spin on terminals made it easy to adapt my wiring to.

Love it bro, use it to power a 2000watt amp and works like a charm

Used this to supply power to my diesel heater. Absolutely no issues, easy to install, has run quietly for several months without issue.

The Lf bros diesel heater came with a factory converter. After a full winter of use it went belly up. The green light went on but the machine wouldn't boot up. I had this converter new in a box for a different project so I grabbed it hooked it up and shaboody! Success? Day two just began and its over there working its little heart out. The cooling fan runs while its plugged in. So I ordered a remote control wall plug arriving today and woop bobs your uncle easy peasy. Hey no problem. I had in the past bought a smaller version of this but on start up the diesel heater temporarily requires a crap ton of amps. This product has all the amps required for flawless egnition of fuel by the glow plug. I will be ordering one more and maybe two to have a backup. I win yay me!💪

Oh I really like this , so much I just ordered a 2nd one. It's great on ease of uses , there is hardly any noise annoyance , the power output is great , and you don't feel any heat .

Purchased to power my Vevor gas dispenser, works great!

I attached two oscilloscope pics of the 12 volt output. The longer shot has the power supply unloaded. The second almost indistinguishable shot was when I attached it to a tranciever. The fan came on, but I didn't see any deflection on the scope. I ran the scope in DC mode so that it would show DC voltages. You can see about 11.8 volts according to the scope. The scope shows peaks but I'm using an unshielded alligator clip probe, I can cause remarkable changes in the readings by waving my hand over the scope. It is possible I can see a tiny bit of switching artifact if I squint. This is a cheap scope but it would show a 1/2 volt ripple as sine waves or such. I think this is a good 12 volt power supply, reasonably well filtered. It would be fine for a ham transceiver that wants a nice steady close to 12 volts. I double checked with the internal reference oscillator and it seemed to show the same amount of jitter. What I thought might be switching artifact is cheap scope artifact. I hope that this helps people who are considering using this power supply.