12V to 19V - 10A boost converter (SG-12S1910)

Condition

  1. Converter is in excellent condition

  2. Do not have original box or accessories that came with it. What you see is what you get.

  3. Perfect for homelabbing!

Other notes

  1. Bought from a reputed IndiaMart seller.

  2. Please do not discuss prices on the thread but send a PM instead.

  3. I am open to reasonable offers, but please no haggling for prices.

  4. My experience on WhatsApp has been bad. So I would like to conclude the deal on TechEnclave PM only.

  5. I will mostly be shipping by Delhivery Surface.

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Would suggest you post the datasheet if possible. Would be very helpful to those interested.

out of curiosity , what is this device used for ?

@@vivek.krishnan makes sense. I have attached the datasheet at the bottom of the listing.

@@Naveen_Reloaded generally used to drive 19V devices such as NUCs or Laptops on of a 12V source.

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If by any means if there was a possibility to be used in cars 12v I would have thought as I’m looking for such inverter to charge laptop and or run vaccum cleaner and blowers. I know a new one costs for a similar price though.

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I believe it can be, with a bit of DIY. Cigarette lighter male ports can bought off DigiKey or even on Amazon. I can help make a harness if you would like. :slight_smile:

Yes but if it draws excess current it will fire and blew the port and its hazardous imo. And if it was only me using then no issues but colleagues, friends and family where one wrong input or fiddling and boom!

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This module is DC to DC converter, it will take car’s 12V and convert it to DC 19V, what you are looking for is a car inverter, which will convert 12V DC to 230V AC, that will give you a female AC socket, in which you can plug your household appliances, like a laptop charger.

But on this DC to DC converter, one would have to connect laptop directly to it’s output (will require a custom cable) to charge the laptop bypassing the charger.

No worries, your car’s 12V socket where you plug phone charges and stuff is limited to 100W-150W, protected by a fuse. Max current close to 10A.

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The efficiency curves are pretty good - for example for 190W at 19V, 10A you need 204W at 12V, ~17A.

For a single laptop - its nearly 95% efficient. ~4W heat dissipation.

For those please check page 3 of the datasheet.

@@rahuljawale I might pick this up, will need time. Too much on hand with too little time. Will have to get a 12V battery setup.

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