QJE QJ1808 DC Regulated Power Supply for Gyro – 24V 10A VHF Communication

Description

The QJE QJ1808 DC regulated power supply UAE is a purpose-built VHF high-frequency communication DC power supply designed specifically for powering marine gyrocompass systems, VHF radio transceivers and navigational equipment aboard commercial and naval vessels.

This QJE QJ1808 24V 10A power supply provides a stable, regulated 24V DC output — critical for the accurate and uninterrupted operation of sensitive marine navigational electronics including gyrocompasses, VHF communication equipment and bridge navigation instruments.

Key Specifications (from product label):
– Brand: QJE
– Model: QJ1808-24V/10AmP
– Type: DC Regulated Power Supply
– Output Voltage: 24V DC
– Output Current: 10A
– Voltage Meter: 0–30V (analogue)
– Current Meter: 0–15A (analogue)
– Application: VHF高频通讯直流电源 (VHF High Frequency Communication DC Power Supply)
– Output Terminals: GND, + (positive), with binding posts
– Controls: ON/OFF push button switch

Key Features:
– Dedicated VHF communication and gyrocompass DC power supply
– Dual front-panel analogue meters — simultaneous voltage and current monitoring
– Stable regulated 24V DC output — protects sensitive navigation electronics
– ON/OFF push-button control with LED indicator
– Compact benchtop design — easy installation in bridge and radio rooms
– Three output binding posts: GND, negative and positive
– Suitable for powering gyrocompass, VHF radios and bridge navigation systems
– Reliable linear regulated design for low-noise, stable output

Applications:
– Marine vessel gyrocompass power supply
– VHF radio communication system power
– Bridge navigation equipment power supply
– Ship radio room DC power unit
– Navigational instrument power supply
– Offshore platform communication power units

For full technical specifications and documentation, visit www.qjepower.com

V2 Technical LLC is a trusted marine spare parts and navigational equipment supplier based in Ajman, UAE with 20+ years of experience supplying vessels across the Middle East, West Africa and Mexico.