Description
Some loads care far more about current than voltage. The Keithley 2260B-30-108 power supply answers with a 108 A ceiling on a 30 V output, and Lost in HCM lists it for rental and sale. A plant team can borrow it for one project or buy it for a bench that runs every week.
Low voltage, heavy current
Many factory loads run from a few volts but draw dozens of amps. Motors, heaters, relay banks and battery packs on a 12 V or 24 V bus are common examples. This programmable DC supply gives one output, with 30 V maximum, 108 A maximum and 1,080 W of power. The listing aims it at research, design verification, quality control and automated production test.
| Item | Value |
|---|---|
| Product type | Programmable DC power supply |
| Outputs | 1 |
| Maximum voltage | 30 V |
| Maximum current | 108 A |
| Maximum power | 1,080 W |
| Connectivity | USB and LAN |
Read the power figure first
Multiply 30 V by 108 A and you reach 3,240 W. The listing gives 1,080 W, so the output cannot hold full voltage and full current together. Therefore plot your load against the power figure before you order. Then ask Lost in HCM to confirm the output envelope for the unit on offer.
Jobs for a 108 A source
Life testing keeps a load running for hours, so a programmable source saves operator time. Component and device characterization needs a clean, repeatable supply. Power-system development can use the unit as a stand-in for a battery bus while a converter is tuned. In production, a script can switch the output and log pass or fail for each part. In short, the Keithley 2260B-30-108 power supply suits any bench that needs big current under software control.
Prepare the Keithley 2260B-30-108 power supply for your site
Check the AC line option, the rack arrangement, the control interface and the software on your PC before you order. At 108 A, lead gauge and lug quality matter too. Confirm polarity, grounding and protection settings, and follow the current Keithley manual for remote sensing if your unit has it. The 2260B-30-72 sister listing suits smaller loads, while this one handles the larger draw.
Rent or buy through Lost in HCM
Rent for a fixed project, such as a soak campaign or a line bring-up. Buy when the supply will serve a station for years. Either way, request a quote from Lost in HCM and state your dates, site and accessories. You can also browse other power supply listings, read about Keithley at Tektronix, or contact SMK Vietnam.
Questions about the 30-108
Can the 30-108 hold 30 V at 108 A together?
No. The listing gives 1,080 W, which is below 30 V times 108 A, so ask Lost in HCM for the output envelope.
How do I control it from a PC?
The listing names USB and LAN, so a script or test program can set and read the output.
Is this page about rental or purchase?
Both. Lost in HCM lists the model for rental and sale, and the quote covers condition and accessories.
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