HUDY 103700-AU Mini Power Block 800W 67A Desktop Power Supply for RC Chargers and Testers  [HSP-103700-AU]

Price:
£91.08
Brand:
HUDY
Model:
HSP-103700-AU
Condition:
Brand New
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Miniature Bench Power Supply Overview

The HUDY 103700-AU Mini Power Block is a compact desktop power supply designed for bench applications, offering a maximum output of 800 watts and a 67 amp current capability. This model uses the AU mains plug format to match the supplied connector standard.

Designed as an accessory for charging stations and bench arrangements, the unit supplies a common DC feed so chargers and battery checkers can draw stable power without individual adapter dependence. Its footprint and plugs are optimised for workshop benches and pit tables, not for use on vehicles or at remote trackside locations.

Installation is straightforward: locate on a stable, ventilated surface, connect the AU mains lead to a compatible outlet, then run DC connections to your charger or test device, observing wiring and polarity indicators. During prolonged high-load sessions ensure adequate ventilation and follow safe battery handling guidance.

Providing consistent DC power simplifies repeated charge/discharge testing and tuning, reducing power-related variables in battery diagnostics and electronic setup tasks.

Specifications

  • Item: Mini Power Block power supply
  • Model Number: 103700-AU
  • Brand: HUDY
  • Power Output: 800W
  • Max Current: 67 AMP
  • Plug Type: AU plug
  • Compatibility: Chargers, checkers and bench equipment for RC battery charging and testing

For bench environments that need a compact 800W feed, the HUDY 103700-AU supplies the necessary power and current to run chargers and testing equipment reliably for workshop diagnostics.
Remark :
Due to limited stock availability, please notice that some HUDY items may have to order from the factory and the ready time is around 8-12 weeks. Customer purchases the item is assumed to accept the waiting time which allows us to order directly from the manufacturer if the item is out of our warehouse.

What protections should I add when using this power block?

Consider inline fusing, surge protection, and correct-rated cabling when connecting multiple chargers to protect both the block and your chargers from overload or short circuits.

Will this unit run several small chargers concurrently?

Yes, provided the total power draw of all connected chargers stays below 800W and the total current remains under 67A. Balance the load and watch the combined draw during peak charging phases.

Are there any special wiring tips for multiple outputs?

Use suitably rated, short runs of cable with secure terminations to minimise voltage drop. Where possible, distribute load evenly and avoid daisy-chaining many low-quality leads.

How does this block help during tuning and testing?

By providing a consistent DC source, it removes mains-adapter variability from the equation, so repeated charge/discharge cycles and electronic adjustments produce more reliable comparative results.

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