12v to 24v DC Voltage Regulator
| Particularly useful for powering 0-10v senders – that require a 24v input – in 12-volt systems. | |
| Rated Input Voltage | 12v/24V |
|---|---|
| Input Voltage Range | 8 - 36 Volts dc |
| Output Voltage | 24 Vdc |
| Output Current | 2A |
| Output Power | 48W |
| Waterproof Rating | IP67 |
| Dimensions | 63 * 32 * 18mm |
| Weight | 68g |
| Working Temperature | -40ºC to +80ºC |
| Efficiency | 96.5% |
| Voltage Regulation | <1% |
| Load Regulation | <2% |
| Ripple & Noise | 88-150mVp-p |
| No Load Loss | 24mA |
| Input Cable | Red / Black |
| Output Cable | Yellow / Black |
| Compliance | ROHS / CE |
| Short Circuit, Low Voltage, Overload & Over Temperature Protection | |
This regulator steps a 12V supply up to a stable, regulated 24V — the simplest way to run a 24V device from a 12V system. It takes anything from 8 to 36V in and holds a clean 24V out at up to 2A (48W), at up to 96.5% efficiency.
The usual reason to fit one is to power instruments or senders that need 24V on an otherwise 12V boat or vehicle. Wema senders with a 0–10V output, for example, need a 24V supply — this provides it without rewiring the system to 24V.
It clamps incoming spikes so a surge on the supply cannot reach the device it feeds. Sealed to IP67 and rated from −40°C to +80°C, it suits engine bays, bilges and exposed installations, and at 63 × 32 × 18 mm it tucks in easily behind a panel. Built-in protection covers short circuit, low voltage, overload and over-temperature.
For a regulated 12V output, see the 12V DC voltage regulator; for a higher-current 24V supply, the 24V DC voltage regulator delivers up to 20A. Why voltage regulators matter →
| Particularly useful for powering 0-10v senders – that require a 24v input – in 12-volt systems. | |
| Rated Input Voltage | 12v/24V |
|---|---|
| Input Voltage Range | 8 - 36 Volts dc |
| Output Voltage | 24 Vdc |
| Output Current | 2A |
| Output Power | 48W |
| Waterproof Rating | IP67 |
| Dimensions | 63 * 32 * 18mm |
| Weight | 68g |
| Working Temperature | -40ºC to +80ºC |
| Efficiency | 96.5% |
| Voltage Regulation | <1% |
| Load Regulation | <2% |
| Ripple & Noise | 88-150mVp-p |
| No Load Loss | 24mA |
| Input Cable | Red / Black |
| Output Cable | Yellow / Black |
| Compliance | ROHS / CE |
| Short Circuit, Low Voltage, Overload & Over Temperature Protection | |
This regulator steps a 12V supply up to a stable, regulated 24V — the simplest way to run a 24V device from a 12V system. It takes anything from 8 to 36V in and holds a clean 24V out at up to 2A (48W), at up to 96.5% efficiency.
The usual reason to fit one is to power instruments or senders that need 24V on an otherwise 12V boat or vehicle. Wema senders with a 0–10V output, for example, need a 24V supply — this provides it without rewiring the system to 24V.
It clamps incoming spikes so a surge on the supply cannot reach the device it feeds. Sealed to IP67 and rated from −40°C to +80°C, it suits engine bays, bilges and exposed installations, and at 63 × 32 × 18 mm it tucks in easily behind a panel. Built-in protection covers short circuit, low voltage, overload and over-temperature.
For a regulated 12V output, see the 12V DC voltage regulator; for a higher-current 24V supply, the 24V DC voltage regulator delivers up to 20A. Why voltage regulators matter →