Sunday, Dec 06, 2015 at 19:04
From part of the specs it claims
Input Voltage: 3-35V DC
Input Current: 9A (Max)
Output Voltage: 3.5-35V DC
This one will definitely go lower than 12 v and being buck boost the output can go higher than the input.
As I mentioned I am running network gear on some, this gear includes a NAS drive, Dovado Pro router with Sierra 320U modem and there is no problems with ripple that I have noticed.
My reason for using these was to ensure that the DC supply to these devices was a constant voltage.
Regards to this post, they provide a cheap and simple method of reducing the 12V supply to
test the low voltage cutoff - the display will read the output voltage.
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