Consumer Durable Products
NKA16-2430R — 24V / 3.0A SMPS Power Adapter
Maximum Current Capacity for High-Demand RO Purification Systems
The NKA16-2415R is a compact, high-efficiency 24V SMPS adapter designed to power smaller or standard-capacity RO water purification systems. Operating across a wide input range of 150–270 V AC, it ensures steady voltage output to protect sensitive RO components and deliver consistent purification performance.
Key Specifications (At-a-Glance)
DC Output: 24.0 V / 1.5 A
Operating Input Voltage: 150–270 V AC
Efficiency: >80% (at full load)
Line & Load Regulation: ±5%
Ripple & Noise: < 120 mV / <2 mV respectively
Overload Threshold: >2.0 A (Power supply enters Droop Mode)
Short-Circuit Response: Hiccup Mode with auto-recovery
Operating Temp: 0 °C to +50 °C
Storage Temp: –20 °C to +70 °C
Product Highlights & Benefits
Wide Input Range: Performs reliably even under fluctuating grid conditions.
High Efficiency: Minimizes energy consumption and heat generation.
Built-In Protections: Shields both adapter and RO system from overload or short circuits.
Compact & Lightweight: Ideal for space-constrained installations.
Cost-Effective: Entry-level pricing without compromising quality.
Detailed Features / Technical Details
Frequency: 47-63 Hz
Line & Load Regulation: ±5%
Power Factor: Optimized for minimal losses
Overload: Switches to Droop Mode >2.0 A and auto-resumes when load is normal
Short Circuit: Hiccup Mode with automatic recovery
Surge Immunity: IEC61000-4-5 (4 kV) for robust performance
Humidity: 5%–95% RH, non-condensing
MTBF: >30,000 hours at 25 °C ambient
Enclosure: Flame-retardant PC-ABS (UL94 V-0 rating)
Isolation: 3 kVAC RMS between input & output
BIS Standard: IEC60950 / IS 13252 (Part-1)
EMI/EMC: Compliant with IEC61000 series
Residential and small office RO water purifiers
Other 24V DC appliances under 1.5A draw
Low-power water filtration systems in compact settings
Comparison Chart / Link
For higher current requirements, consider NKA16-2420R, NKA16-2425R, or NKA16-2430R.
Interested in upgrading your water purifier’s power supply?