Power adapter/inverter Akyga AK-L1-100 — Auto/Indoor 100 W, grey, 98×160×442 mm

Akyga AK-L1-100 is a 100 W power adapter/inverter designed for both automotive and indoor applications. It provides a regulated DC output in the 11–15 V range, adjustable via an onboard potentiometer, and is intended for powering LED lighting and other low-voltage electronic devices. The compact grey enclosure measures 98 × 160 × 442 mm and the unit includes protection and compliance features suitable for installation in vehicles or indoor electrical systems where a stable 100 W converter is required.

Advantages

The Akyga AK-L1-100 delivers a stable regulated output with adjustable voltage to match a range of LED products and low-voltage devices. With a maximum current capacity of 8.3 A it supports medium-power LED installations and can feed two separate circuits simultaneously. Its RoHS compliance and compact form factor make it suitable for both vehicle-mounted and fixed indoor installations where space and regulatory conformity matter.

Suitable for

• Powering LED strips (single-color and RGB) with operating voltage within 11–15 V DC
• Supplying LED bulbs and LED panels in automotive or indoor setups
• Machine control and industrial automation components requiring a 100 W DC source
• Small electronic devices and lighting systems that need a regulated 11–15 V supply

Key specifications

• Output power: 100 W
• Output voltage: adjustable 11–15 V DC (via potentiometer)
• Maximum output current: 8.3 A
• Physical dimensions: 98 × 160 × 442 mm
• Color: grey
• Application environments: automotive and indoor installations
• RoHS compliant
• Supports powering two independent circuits simultaneously

How to use

Install the Akyga AK-L1-100 in a ventilated location free from excessive moisture and vibration. Connect the input according to the vehicle or indoor power supply source, observing polarity. Adjust the output voltage with the potentiometer to match the required operating voltage of the connected LED products or devices (within 11–15 V DC). Confirm that the total load does not exceed 100 W and the current does not surpass 8.3 A. If powering two circuits, distribute the load so the combined power remains within the unit's rated capacity.

Usage recommendations

To ensure long and reliable operation, calculate the required power by multiplying the LED strip length (in meters) by the strip's wattage per meter, then choose a power supply with at least a 10% margin above the calculated load, unless the LED manufacturer specifies otherwise. Use correct wire gauges, secure connections, and provide adequate ventilation during operation.