IC Regulated Battery Eliminator
Product Code : SCL-EAE-11295
Quick answer: The IC Regulated Battery Eliminator converts mains electricity into regulated low-voltage DC for laboratory circuits. It replaces dry cells in repeated experiments such as Ohm's law, series and parallel resistor circuits and simple diode or transistor work, holding its output steadier than an unregulated rectifier as the load changes. Lab Exports manufactures it in Delhi for schools, colleges and universities.
Specifications
| Parameter | Detail |
|---|---|
| Equipment type | Regulated low-voltage DC laboratory power supply |
| Output type | Regulated DC |
| Regulation | Integrated-circuit (IC) regulation |
| Input | Mains electricity |
| Voltage setting | Integrated voltage-selection or adjustment arrangement |
| Output connections | Integrated DC output terminals |
Output voltage, maximum current, protection and mains-input rating are not listed on this page; ask for them with the quotation.
How the battery eliminator is used
A battery eliminator does the job of a bank of dry cells from the mains. In a regulated eliminator the mains is stepped down and rectified to DC, and an integrated-circuit regulator then holds the output at the set value when the load current changes. Students get a steady supply for a whole practical session instead of cells that run down and give falling readings.
- Check the mains input and the output rating marked on the unit against the circuit.
- With the unit switched off, set the voltage selector or control to its lowest setting.
- Connect the circuit to the DC output terminals, observing polarity.
- Switch on and select the voltage the experiment needs.
Key features
- IC-regulated DC output for steadier readings as the load changes
- Replaces disposable dry cells in repeated practicals
- Low-voltage operation for school and college electrical work
- Voltage selection or adjustment built into the unit
- Integrated DC output terminals for laboratory leads
- Compact enough to sit beside student apparatus and circuit boards
Documentation and supply
Most Lab Exports products carry a one-year manufacturer warranty.
Lab Exports manufactures the IC regulated battery eliminator at its works in Laxmi Nagar, Delhi, and supplies it to schools, colleges and universities in India and 60+ countries, handling the export documents for each shipment. More about the company is on the About Lab Exports page.
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Frequently asked questions
What is the difference between a regulated and an unregulated battery eliminator?
An unregulated eliminator's output voltage drops as more current is drawn and carries more ripple. A regulated eliminator uses an IC regulator to hold the output close to the set value as the load changes.
Which experiments can the battery eliminator power?
Ohm's law, series and parallel resistor circuits, lamps, relays, buzzers and small DC motors, and basic diode and transistor circuits, within its marked output rating.
What is the price of the IC regulated battery eliminator?
Prices are not published on the website. Add the IC regulated battery eliminator to the Enquiry Cart with the Add To Cart button on this page, or email [email protected] with the house code SCL-EAE-11295 and the quantity, to receive a quotation.
Does Lab Exports manufacture the IC regulated battery eliminator?
Yes. Lab Exports manufactures the IC regulated battery eliminator at its works at 11/315, Lalita Park, Laxmi Nagar, Delhi 110092, under house code SCL-EAE-11295.
Request a quote
Email [email protected] with the house code SCL-EAE-11295 and the quantity, or add the IC regulated battery eliminator to the Enquiry Cart with the Add To Cart button on this page. Tender buyers can also see the Tenders and OEM page.
