
The official Power Supply needed to keep your Raspberry Pi 5 performing smoothly at its peak.

Tired of needing a different regulator or plug pack for every single project? This board gives you selectable voltages through USB-C PD!


The Mean Well GST60A12-P1M is a 12V DC 5A Switching Power Supply. Supplied with fixed 2.5mm DC jack.


Power up any USB-C devices with this beefy 45W power supply, with PD up to 20V 2.25A!

Convert your USB-C PD adapter into a variable bench supply. This compact unit can deliver up to 150W (30V/5A) of regulated power.



A simple solution to your USB power needs in a conveniently small package. The 3A model can charge mobile phones, Tablets, iPads MP3 players, cameras and other small USB charged devices. They also feature worldwide voltage input making them great for travellers. Just connect your USB charging cable (not included) and away you go.

Perfect for powering up hungry 12V projects!








18V DC, 3 Amp switch mode plug pack supplied with a fixed positive to tip 2.1mm DC jack (2.1ID x 5.5OD x 10L). Compact design with high current...






Power up your LED wearable projects with this AAA Boost module.


Power circuits with three independent channels. This 217W benchtop supply features one-touch series/parallel tracking and a dedicated 5V/5A output, providing ultra-low ripple and high-resolution control.







Power up your low voltage development board directly with this solar panel.


This slim & lightweight 112W USB-C power delivery (PD) charger offers fast recharging for MacBooks, Nintendo Switch and other type “C” devices. It's also fitted with a 2.4A USB charging output for powering or charging other peripheral devices.




Neaten up your SmartiPi Touch Pro 3 setup, and make way for HATs.
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