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DC-DC XL4015 Adjustable Step-down Module 5A 75W with 4 Bits Digital Display Voltmeter with USB Output

5.0(1 review)
SKU: ME-12716
JD4.00

XL4015 DC-DC Adjustable Step-Down Buck Module, 5A / 75W, with a built-in 4-digit digital voltmeter and USB output. It accepts a wide 5–36V input and provides a continuously adjustable 1.25–32V output at up to 5A, with up to 96% efficiency. The onboard meter, dual indicator LEDs, short-circuit and over-temperature protection make it ideal for DIY power supplies, battery charging, and LED driving. Includes heat sink and mounting hardware.

وحدة خافض جهد XL4015 قابلة للضبط بقوة 5 أمبير / 75 واط، مزوّدة بفولتميتر رقمي بأربع خانات ومخرج USB. تقبل مدخلاً واسعاً من 5 إلى 36 فولت وتوفّر خرجاً قابلاً للضبط من 1.25 إلى 32 فولت بتيار يصل إلى 5 أمبير وبكفاءة تصل إلى 96%. يجعلها العدّاد المدمج ومؤشرات LED والحماية من القصر وارتفاع الحرارة مثالية لمصادر الطاقة اليدوية وشحن البطاريات وتشغيل إضاءة LED. تشمل مشتت حراري وقطع تركيب.

Power Modules

The XL4015 Adjustable Step-Down (Buck) Module is a versatile, high-power DC-DC converter that takes a higher input voltage and steps it down to a stable, lower output voltage. It is built around the XL4015 switching regulator, operating at 180KHz with a non-isolated buck topology for high efficiency and low ripple.

A key feature of this module is the onboard 4-digit digital voltmeter, which lets you monitor either the input or output voltage without needing a separate multimeter. A short press of the right button switches the meter between input and output measurement, with two dedicated LED indicators showing which value is displayed, while a green power indicator LED confirms the module is live. The voltmeter offers a precision of ±0.1V and self-calibration, though it will not display readings when the input drops below 4V.

The output is set with a high-precision multi-turn potentiometer (clockwise to increase, anticlockwise to decrease), allowing a smooth adjustable range of 1.25V to 32V. The module supports a rated 4A and a maximum of 5A output, delivering up to 75W, and includes short-circuit current limiting (around 8A) so the board survives an accidental output short. With its included heat sink and copper standoffs, it can run as a general step-down supply, a lithium/NiCd/NiMH battery charger, or a high-power constant-current LED driver.

Specifications

  • Module Type: Non-isolated step-down (BUCK) switching regulator
  • Main IC: XL4015
  • Input Voltage: DC 5.0 – 36V
  • Output Voltage: Adjustable 1.25 – 32V DC (input must be at least 1.5V higher than output)
  • Output Current: Rated 4A, maximum 5A (heat sink required above ~4.5A)
  • Output Power: 75W maximum (recommended ≤50W with large voltage difference)
  • Conversion Efficiency: Up to 96%
  • Minimum Dropout Voltage: 1.5V
  • Voltage Regulation: 0.8%
  • Display: 4-digit digital voltmeter, ±0.1V accuracy (keep input above 4.5V for best accuracy)
  • Switching Frequency: 180KHz
  • Short-Circuit Protection: Yes (current limited to ~8A)
  • Over-Temperature Protection: Yes (output shuts off automatically)
  • Input Reverse Protection: None (add a series high-current diode if needed)
  • Operating Temperature: −40°C to +85°C (industrial grade)
  • Wiring: Screw terminal or solder pads; V-IN for input, V-OUT for output
  • Size: 68.2 × 38.8 × 14 mm (including terminals)
  • Mounting: 4 × 3mm screw holes
  • Included: Heat sink, copper standoffs, and nuts

Note: Keep the input at least 1.5V above your desired output, and use the supplied heat sink when running near full current to avoid the over-temperature shutdown. The USB output follows the adjustable output voltage, so set it to 5V before charging any USB device.

 

Applications

  • DIY adjustable bench and project power supplies
  • Battery charging for lithium, NiCd, and NiMH packs (solar, wind, and off-grid setups)
  • High-power constant-current LED drivers
  • Automotive voltage step-down, such as 24V to 12V or 12V to 5V/3.3V
  • Stepping down power transformers and adapters to a custom voltage
  • Powering microcontrollers, sensors, and modules from a higher supply
  • Charging digital devices via the onboard USB port

 

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