siru.box® USB 2.0 2.5W

Rated 4.73 out of 5 based on 11 customer ratings
(4 customer reviews)

43,00

Delivery time: 2-3 Days

Availability: In stock

Small smart USB power supply, current and voltage regulated. Controllable via web browser and REST API.

SKU: EAN0745114802729 Category:

Current and voltage regulated 2.5W miniature laboratory power supply.

  • Power supply only via USB 2.0 connection
  • Control via web browser or REST API
  • Adjustable output voltage 0..15V
  • Adjustable output current 0..600mA (2.5W max)
  • For Linux, Windows, macOS, RPi
  • No driver installation necessary!

The device uses the RNDIS/CDC-ECM interface and has an integrated local web server for control.

Included in delivery:
siru.box® USB 2.0 2.5W
Micro-USB cable
Connection terminals red/black

Input

5V / 0.5A MAX

Output Voltage

0-15 V DC

Output current

0-600mA

Output power

2.5W MAX

Accuracy

±0.02V / ±2mA

Ambient temperature

0 .. 40°C

Ambient humidity

90% R.H.

4 reviews for siru.box® USB 2.0 2.5W

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Image #1 from Juha Hämäläinen
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Image #1 from Juha Hämäläinen

Juha Hämäläinen

This is a great invention. A simple and affordable adjustable power supply. The browser UI is easy to use and the API is usable. The only drawback is a short voltage transient at a sudden load change.

Image #1 from RICHARD G.

RICHARD G.

an excellent device, works well for testing LEDs. very nice to use and control.

Image #1 from Nicola T.

Nicola T.

Works perfectly fine to power small sensor nodes and test them against different power profiles. I was able to completely replace three bench top instruments and make my setup portable. I suggested it to all my colleagues and students in my laboratory. My only suggestion is to provide a way to save/download I/V log files.

Image #1 from Juha Hämäläinen
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1-4 of 4 reviews
  1. I wanted a small power supply and this is definitely it 🙂 If you are planning a more powerful USB PD variant, I’d be very interested.

  2. This is a great invention. A simple and affordable adjustable power supply. The browser UI is easy to use and the API is usable. The only drawback is a short voltage transient at a sudden load change.

    Image #1 from Juha Hämäläinen
  3. an excellent device, works well for testing LEDs. very nice to use and control.

    Image #1 from RICHARD G.
  4. Works perfectly fine to power small sensor nodes and test them against different power profiles. I was able to completely replace three bench top instruments and make my setup portable. I suggested it to all my colleagues and students in my laboratory. My only suggestion is to provide a way to save/download I/V log files.

    Image #1 from Nicola T.
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