Battery Eliminator Manufacturer,Supplier and Exporter in India
Product Code : SCL-EAE-14571
A Battery Eliminator is an essential physics laboratory device designed to replace dry cell batteries by providing a stable, adjustable DC power supply for experiments. It is widely used in schools, colleges, engineering labs, and electronics workbenches.
Battery Eliminators are ideal for powering small circuits, demonstrating Ohm’s law, running electrical components, and performing physics practical experiments without the need for disposable batteries.
Key Features
- Adjustable DC Output
Provides multiple output voltages (commonly 1.5V, 3V, 6V, 9V, 12V). - Highly Stable Performance
Designed to deliver a ripple-free, regulated DC supply suitable for sensitive electronics. - Overload & Short-Circuit Protection
Ensures safety during student experiments. - Heavy-Duty Copper Winding Transformer
Provides long life and stable voltage. - Durable Metal or ABS Body
Shockproof and designed for classroom use. - Multiple Output Terminals
Easy to connect with standard 4mm lab leads. - Maintenance-Free Operation
Eliminates the recurring cost of batteries.
Technical Specifications
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Specification |
Details |
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Input Voltage |
220–240V AC, 50/60 Hz |
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Output Voltage |
1.5V, 3V, 6V, 9V, 12V DC (switch selectable) |
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Max Output Current |
1A / 2A (as required) |
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Output Type |
Fully rectified & filtered DC |
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Transformer Type |
Step-down copper-wound transformer |
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Protection |
Fuse protection + short-circuit protection |
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Terminals |
4mm banana terminals |
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Body Material |
Powder-coated metal or high-grade ABS |
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Cooling |
Natural air cooling |
Why Choose Indian Lab Supplier?
- Designed for rough and continuous student use.
- Ensures reliable voltage required for physics practicals.
- Much cheaper than imported regulated power units.
- Indian suppliers can modify output levels as per lab need.
- Fast replacements, immediate repair assistance, and strong after-sales service.
- Suitable for all standard lab experiments like Ohm’s law, resistance measurement, series-parallel circuits, motor and coil tests.
