Quick Answer: The Regulated Variable Power Supply is a constant voltage, constant current bench supply delivering 0-32V at 2A, with coarse and fine voltage controls and a variable current limit.
Last updated: October 2026
Key Features
0-32V dc, continuously variable, at up to 2A
Coarse and fine voltage controls
Variable current limit set before the experiment
Voltage and current limit can be pre-set without loading the unit
Protected electronically against overload and short circuits
3 digit backlit display and 4mm output sockets
Technical Specifications
Specification
Value
Output
0 - 32V dc, variable
Maximum current
2A
Fuse (rear panel)
1A time delay
Ratings
230V ac 50Hz
Temperature limits
0 - 40°C
Dimensions
(W)95mm x (H)177mm x (D)285mm
About This Product
With both voltage and current tightly regulated and low output ripple, this supply suits component testing and general electronics. The maximum current is set before the experiment starts, which prevents accidental damage to components. The output can be adjusted continuously across the whole range. The Regulated Variable Power Supply is available for supply within India and for export to Central African Republic, Honduras, Turkmenistan, Samoa, Albania and Saint Lucia.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q1. Why is the current limit useful? Setting the maximum current before starting stops too much current flowing through a component if the circuit is wrong, which prevents accidental damage.
