Mean WellLRS-200-12 Switching Power Supply, Single Output, 12V, 17A, 200W, 8.5" L x 4.5" W x 1.2" H

When it comes to power supplies, Mean Well is the gold standard, and the LRS-200-12 is no exception.What sets Mean Well apart is their commitment to quality and durability. This power supply is built to last, and you can trust it to provide consistent and stable power to your devices.One important tip: always remember to set the correct AC voltage via the switch before powering it on!In summary, if you're looking for a top-quality power supply that you can rely on, Mean Well is the way to go. Don't cut corners on power supplies!

**update 4-20-20* it's now been 6 years and this PSU is still going strong! I've never had a single issue with it and no fan is the best part because it operates silently.I had originally purchased a cheaper Chinese supply which had a fan that would ramp up and down depending on load...very annoying. Since this is being used to power led strips in my bedroom noise is a huge consideration for me. I've heard good things about the Mean Well name but thought I was out of luck finding a fanless PSU with 200w until I saw this one. I'm currently running about 12m of 5050 RGBW tape with it and it barely even gets warm, also it is absolutely silent...it doesn't even buzz or whine or anything like some cheaper switching power supplies tend to. It's also nice that it's in the thinner form factor, that wasn't important for my application it'll make putting it in a case easier...which brings me to my only negative:Since it is designed to be mounted in some sort of enclosure the screw terminals are rather exposed and could pose a shock hazard if you were to just leave it bare. Putting it in a case isn't that big of deal...but I am having trouble finding one that doesn't cost three times what the supply cost me. I guess I'll just have to get creative.

This power supply is perfect and I am very happy with my purchase. The price ($33) was also very good considering the high quality of Mean Well.I bought this to replace my Alitove 12V 30A since it requires active cooling and the fan is a bit noisy, and I was not making use of the additional amps. As you may already know, 200W is the maximum power that still does not require a fan.A couple of important notes that may explain the bad experiences other users have reported:1) This model has an input voltage selector (120/240V). The unit I receive came with the selector set to 240V and I didn't realize before connecting it to the outlet. The led did not turned on and there was no DC current at all. I unplugged it as soon as I found out, change the selector, and fortunately everything worked as expected.2) Be sure to use the proper wire gauge. The one I had around was 18AWG, which is capable of handling around 9Amps. If your load requires more, get a thicker wire, or if there are multiple loads (in my case a bunch of hard disks), balance the load using multiple 18 AWG to the PSU (which has 3 pairs of connectors for DC).

Exactly as advertised, was worried about packaging from past experience but it turns out the thick steel they used worked as intended. Definitely would buy again if needed!

Never worked. Bought for a project that got delayed so it's outside the return window. When I tested it never turned on, no green light or anything. I would give the seller negative stars if I could.

These are good power supplies. I've never had any problems with Mean Well power supplies. I've got a couple installed outdoors in waterproof boxes powering my landscape floods and deck lighting. They don't get too warm and are quiet in operation.

I bought this to replace a larger power supply that had a fan. This is the biggest I could find that did not need a fan. I am powering a 400w subwoofer and was worried that this 200W unit would not be strong enough. It is. No blown circuits, distortion, clipping or such.

The output of this supply is very noisy. The supply I have here measures a 4volt P-P (yep, 14v to 10v swing on the peak-to_peak) 20us pulse spike appear on the output. At that frequency (pulse width) it does punch noise thru successive supplies. In my case, 12v -> 5v -> 1.8v and it is very noisy, with a 500mv, 20us pulse on the 1.8v supply output! So my 1.8v supply drops to 1.3v! YIKES.Use this model only for outdoor lighting.P.S. I bought 2 of these, both are noisy. :(

I got really aggravated by all the power bricks around the desk, so this is sitting in a case, with banana plugs, voltage display, 12V DC to 24v DC converter for powering the monitors, and is powering just about everything from router, external enclosures, NAS enclosures, audio amp with room to spare.. Bliss and peace of mind, since you never know the quality of those bricks.

Excellent power supply. I purchased this power supply to drive sony car amplifier (350 watt max 130 watt RMS) at home. It Does its job perfectly. Perfect companion to drive Amps up to 200watt RMS.

dead in less than a month

Meanwell makes good quality smps ,unfortunately these are made in China ,hope to find one made in Taiwan