Arcity 5V 12V 24V Output Switching Power Supply Unit Adjustable for Video Multi Games Machine Console Cocktail CCTV Computer DIY Horizontal New(+5V/8A +12V/8A +24V/3A)

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Overall, this Arcity switching power supply feels like a solid, versatile unit for multi-voltage DIY and electronics setups. It delivers multiple DC outputs—5V at 10A, 12V at 12A, and 24V at 4A—which makes it useful for projects like LED strips, CCTV systems, 3D printers, arcade machines, and other electronic builds that need different power rails from a single source. The unit supports a wide AC input range (100V–240V), which adds flexibility for different environments. It also includes several built-in protections such as overvoltage, overcurrent, short-circuit, over-temperature, surge, and overpower protection, which adds confidence when running sensitive equipment. The aluminum housing and design help with heat dissipation, and the compact horizontal form factor makes it relatively easy to integrate into enclosed setups. In use, the power output feels stable and low-noise, which is important for electronics and display systems. The size is fairly compact for the output capacity, though installation does require some basic wiring knowledge, especially when integrating it into custom builds or replacing an existing supply. It’s not exactly plug-and-play, so beginners may need to take extra care during setup. Overall, it’s a reliable and flexible power supply for DIY enthusiasts who need multiple voltage outputs in one compact, protected unit.

Bought this for a diy home project and has been running for a few years now issue free.

What did I dislike? Well I didnt like that it was used, and obviously had problems before. It had a blown fuse, and boy it musta really blown! I replaced the fuse and it does work. And works good for a small power supply.

Works well and have ordered many. Easy to adjust and mount. And easy to use right out of the box. A+

Works well as advertised. Item was packaged just in plastic bubble wrap so it seemed concerning but there was no damage.

I've bought this to build into a test set to test my Christmas light pixel strings. It was the perfect physical size, has the right voltage and current specs so I thought I had the perfect power supply for this. I constructed the test set and started using it. For some reason my pixels would start flashing randomly when I tested with 100% power on a new 12V string of 170 seed pixels. Total current draw at 100% power is a little more than 1.6 amps. Unfortunately, at only 1.6 amps load, this power supply has terrible voltage regulation and the 12V output dropped almost .5V! It should be able to maintain a solid 12V up to the full 7 amp capacity of that voltage... it doesn't. Not a good design. I would NOT buy another one of these.

this is a nice higher, multiple output voltage power supply for my arduino and other projects