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Power Supply and banana plugs

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Chris W - 30 Oct 2005 23:08 GMT
I have an 18A continuous and 20A surge 13.8V power supply with just
screw terminals.  I plan to put it in a box with a power switch a meter
and a few banana plugs.  Problem is the highest current rating banana
plug I can find is 15A.  I see other power supplies that have a single
set of banana plugs that are rated at 40A, so where do I find some rated
that high?  Or is the 15A rating just VERY conservative?

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John Fields - 31 Oct 2005 15:42 GMT
>I have an 18A continuous and 20A surge 13.8V power supply with just
>screw terminals.  I plan to put it in a box with a power switch a meter
>and a few banana plugs.  Problem is the highest current rating banana
>plug I can find is 15A.  I see other power supplies that have a single
>set of banana plugs that are rated at 40A, so where do I find some rated
>that high?  Or is the 15A rating just VERY conservative?

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