SHNITPWR 5V DC Power Supply Adapter 60A 300W AC to DC Converter Transformer 5 Volt 60 Amp LED Driver 110V / 240V AC Input for WS2812B WS2811 WS2813 SK6812 LED Lighting Project CCTV System

Have had this running for a couple of months now. This this is amazing, and provides a ton of power. Everything you could need for a 6m 144/m LED strip. It's been running a few hours a day, with no issues. Also has an adjustable screw to fine tune the voltage. It does require a bit of set-up though. You will need a 2 prong power cord that you can strip back and wire to the unit. So a little bit of electrical knowledge is needed. Nothing a 5 minute google search, and some wire strippers can't fix

I bought this for a WS2812 LED light project and this power supply worked flawlessly. I purchased a new power cable from Lowe's which had the plug on one end and bare wires on the other and had no problems getting it connected.I used some old bell wire (white/red low voltage wire) to wire the power to the middle of the light strand, connecting it with wire caps.The unit has a fan which automatically activates and deactivates based on the unit's temperate.

Does everything I need it to do for my daughters led arrays

I purchased the 70a 5V supply for a custom LIFePO4 charger that I am building. The hinged plastic terminal guard is super convenient, just note it doesn’t click lock as securely as one might wish, so take care when the unit is plugged into the mains, three sets of output posts are available, allowing parallel wiring and separate branches, which is good as pulling this kind of amperage through screw connections requires some copper cross sectional area! I was able to adjust the voltage to just over 6V on the high side, perfect for my use. I can see a fuse on PCB for the mains input (nice). I haven’t tested it over 15A yet, no noticeable heating and the fan didn’t turn in at that power level. So far I am very pleased.

Good quality and powerful power supply for my new RGB pixel lights. Highly recommended.

Works great, very easy to wire new connections to it.

no power chord.added ac 110 chord, no led indicator when plugged in.zero documentation, even though its pretty basic.no reading on ay of the 3 outputs.Dead on arrival perhaps?

Used this to power an Arduino mega and a ton of LEDs for Xmas lights. Picture only shows part of the LEDs because I added more later. Real happy with the performance and the price.