• FPVELITE Charger ACC Power Supply for Battery Charger - 360w 15A 24V w/ XT60
  • FPVELITE Charger ACC Power Supply for Battery Charger - 360w 15A 24V w/ XT60
  • FPVELITE Charger ACC Power Supply for Battery Charger - 360w 15A 24V w/ XT60
  • FPVELITE Charger ACC Power Supply for Battery Charger - 360w 15A 24V w/ XT60
  • FPVELITE Charger ACC Power Supply for Battery Charger - 360w 15A 24V w/ XT60
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Power Supply for Battery Charger - 360w 15A 24V w/ XT60

Power Supply for Battery Charger - 360w 15A 24V w/ XT60

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Description

Don't need the compact size and higher output of the RDQ 400W PSU? Save some cash and pick up this 360W option! Powers any charger that take 24V through an XT60.


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Features

  •  Input:110V/220V AC; Output: DC 24V 15A max. Output voltage is adjustable 15%. Three sets of output Channel..
  • Safety features:
    • Automatic overload cut-off
    • Over Voltage cut-off
    • Automatic thermal cut-off
    • Short circuit protection
  • Voltage consistency: There is no voltage fluctuations to speak of at power on, during transmit, receive, or at power off.
  • It comes with built-in cooling fan and many holes on the metal case, which makes heat dissipation more efficient.
  • Compact small size, high efficiency, high reliability and stable performance. Indoor use only!

Specifications

  • Input: AC110V/220V 50/60Hz
  • Output : DC 24V 15A 360W max
  • Fix Screw Hole Diameter: 2.5mm (0.1inch)
  • Working temperature: -10 to 50 degree Celsius
  • Storage temperature: -20 to 60 degree Celsius
  • Environmental humidity: 10-95%
  • Material: Metal, Electronic Parts
  • Safety Compliance: CCC/ FCC / CE

Connection Instructions

  • L/N: AC power input
  • +V: DC power output “+”
  • -V: DC power output “-“
  • ADJ: Adjust the output voltage (15%)

 

    Includes

    • 1x 24V 15A 360W Power Supply
    • 1x XT60 Pigtail
    • 1x AC Cable 

    More Info

    • SKU: 13015
    • Barcode: 691023500709
     

    Overall rating: 4.552239 / 5 from 67 reviews.

    AI Generated Review Summary

    This 360W power supply is highly regarded for its efficiency and reliability, offering a stable 24V output with adjustable voltage and multiple safety features. It is compatible with various chargers and accessories, suitable for indoor use only.

    Summary topics

    • Power Supply Efficiency: 45%
    • Charger Compatibility: 12%

    Review topics: ["power","service","value","issues","charger","setup","replacement","works","output","price","psu","buy","fan","voltage"].

    Review highlights

    • "Great little power supply for smart chargers like M800 or ISDT q6 or q8. MAKE SURE TO CHECK THE 110/220v switch" — Scott D.
    • "Good little power supply." — matthew W.
    • "This is a great inexpensive power supply that gets the job done." — Ian S.

    Reviews

    When you're internal power supply

    "How did V6 Pro internal power supply went bad. So I picked this unit up. Powered just like the display picture in the ad. No problems at this time. Dec,2025."

    — Bill G. (5/5)

    Simple and flexible

    "Add a few pigtails for your favorite chargers and you’re in business without breaking the bank. I have to make up a couple different length XT60 cables so I can stagger multiple chargers a little easier. Otherwise it does its job simply for 1s & 1-6s chargers I use."

    — Matt E. (4/5)

    Good

    "Good"

    — Jack E. (5/5)

    Powerhouse Power Supply

    "Great power supply for the price. Have used it to run two different chargers and it didn't even blink. Well with the money spent."

    — Richard J. (5/5)

    Great Power Supply for Chargers

    "Power Supply works great and arrived very quickly! Does a great job of powering two ToolkitRC M8s chargers. This setup allows me lots of possibilities to charge many different types of lipos. Great service from GetFPV."

    — Richard H. (5/5)

    wouldn't recommend

    "worked as it should have for 2 months. The other night I was charging up a 6s pack at 1 amp and the power supply failed pretty dangerously if you ask me. I'm not sure what happened but it blew smoke out of the fan outlet kind of like a motor smoking and filled my room with the aroma of burnt electronics. I had this plugged into a surge protector too. I would buy a higher quality product (PCB is really cheap looking) and rest assured that it wouldn't burn my house down like this one could have."

    — Forrest F. (2/5)

    good

    "good"

    — Elisha K. (5/5)

    It was very good and

    "It was very good and helpful. Thanks."

    — Amir J. (5/5)

    Money worth!

    "Easy to setup. Does the job!"

    — Vasyl P. (5/5)

    It works great. I just

    "It works great. I just wish it would come with some sort of manual. But other than that, I have no complaints."

    — Anthony N. (5/5)

    Q&A

    What does this do exactly and what other equipment would I need to charge a couple LiPos with it?
    It is a power supply. It is used to power a charger if yours is not AC/DC. You would need a charger to charge the lipos.
    Can I run a second XT60 lead off this to power a second charger?
    You can, as long as the power consumption does not exceed 360 watts.
    What's the dimensions of this charger? you list it on the 400w one but not on this?
    This power supply is 4.5" X 8.5" (115mm X 216mm)
    Does this work with the Toolkit RC M6D
    It will work, however it will not be able to charge at a full 500w or 25a depending on what your doing. Might want to look at a bigger power supply.
    I understand how to connect input power cable wires (nevertheless I'd like to see someone doing it), but not totally sure how to connect output. (Small video with soldering will be also great : ) )
    You shouldn’t have to solder anything just put it under the correct labeled brackets and tightly screw down them til it’s tight. Mine works fine powering my charger
    Will this work with th EVpeak C1-XR charger?
    Looking at that charger I see that its only 100w, so this is a bit overkill... Also it looks like that charger has an ac input, so I think you are just better off using that, and I dont see an xt-60 port so Im going to say no.