AC100-240V to DC24V15A Max360W Switching Power Supply Device Transformer Adapter Converter for LED Strip/String/Matrix,CCTV Camera,Security System,Radio,Cats

Good unit work as intended. Use it to power boat refrigerator that required 12 or 24 V. There is a warranty void sticker on the unit that you have to remove to access the toggle switch for power input selection between 120 and 240 V.

Tried the model YU-5024 first. (black plastic case, same specs) It was loud when using an inline PWM dimmer. This unit is rock solid.

Works as advertised. Using it for two 16ft LED strips. Mine had a bent corner but that’s purely cosmetic. Not a lot of mounting options (only a few holes on the sides) for which one would have to make some brackets.

This thing is ridiculously loud. Not a problem if you have it in a garage or attic or away from people, but inside the house, itll reeeealy be loud.

My first installation. At first I thought it wasn't working as the LEDs were glowing very faintly. I then realized that I had the positive from one channel (strip) and the negative from the other channel on the same LED strip. Once I made sure that the corresponding positive and negative were connected, my LED strip worked great.

Output shows 24v until even a tiny load is applied, then drops to 20v. One load was 40 watts, the other 60. Same problem. This makes lights really dim. Riostat regulator does nothing when load is attached Both units had same problem. I spent so much time diagnosing stuff just to find these are the issue. Lights currently running fine on another 24v5a the transformer off Amazon.

I run my under cabinet led lighting with a WB5 WiFi controller and when the leds are dimmed this power supply has a high pitch whine to it. It’s mounted out of site on top of the cabinets but it’s so loud I’m going to have to run wires through the wall so I can mount it in the garage. Right now the whine is loud enough that across the room I can easily hear it. Granted I am somewhat noise sensitive… but the noise is very obvious.

The trouble with many of these type of power supplies is they are difficult to mount to a wood board and they are designed to be installed inside a computer. This unit contains two screw points which can be used to attach.It only has 24v terminals, so I used a step down converter to get 12v for my blinds.The unit is very powerful and in fact was able to overheat my FCOB RGB light strip, also sold by BYG.