AT6301 Power Supply

A decent supply with a basic software interface that can be programmed with a slight variation of SCPI commands. I was able to program it in LabVIEW with a little bit of parsing of responses that were not 100% standard. But overall works decently, fan gets a little loud at higher power levels. But quick and easy to use and a nice display to boot.

Very happy with this product because it gives me more than 48 volts and has beefier amperage ratings. Other inexpensive units top out in the '30s and struggle to deliver even 5 amps. This is important for charging high voltage 16s battery packs. The controls are easy to use and the voltage seems right on. It does sag a little once you apply load, but we're talking hundredths of a volt. For me it's definitely worth the money and I'm glad I picked it up.

I should have gotten a bench top power supply a long time ago. It makes testing so much easier.Readings are accurate, seems well built, nice features, affordable price. I'm looking forward to using it on future projects.

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PSU works fine, but the fans on it are non-operational from when I got it. I didn't bother returning it because I only needed it for a few mins/a day and didn't really care but the quality of it could be better I believe I saw other reviews reporting similar issues.

The Voltage and Current are well with reporting accuracy variance, the ON/OFF is excellent, the graphing screen is handy and overall a great Power Supply.

This is one of those "how could it really be, suppose i'll give it a shot" purchases that turns out to be an absolute gem of a product.This is a really well made precision piece of equipment. Its accurate, sensitive, and works without issue.Side Note: I've purchased Abestop gear before, and thinking back those have been good buys as well. I think the name puts me off a little, but with this I've learned a lesson that their products are well made.

I've been using the AT6301 for a few days so, not a long term review. However, my use case is in charging Lithium Ion / Lithium Iron Phosphate batteries. The lithium ion batteries are ebike 20ah and the Lifepo4's are 135ah, so, big batteries. I love the memory function which makes it really easy to add and switch between battery setups. So far I've had no issues. The instructions came on a USB dongle that I didn't even use because the product is super intuitive. The fans are not obnoxiously loud but you will notice them when pushing the unit up into 260 watt range.Before I purchased I did read one customer who said he blew out an anode on his unit while trying to charge big batteries. However, he had purchased the ATM6301 and not the AT6301. Not sure if that makes a difference but thought I'd mention it.