RigExpert Shackmaster Power 600 is a compact 600W desktop DC power supply with up to 40A total output, software-adjustable 12–15V operation, touchscreen monitoring, Anderson Powerpole connections, four USB charging ports and intelligent protection for radio and laboratory equipment.
$ 495.00
RigExpert Shackmaster Power 600 DC Power Supply provides adjustable power for amateur-radio stations, telecom equipment and laboratory electronics. Rated at up to 600 W and 40 A total output, it offers a nominal 13.8 V setting with software adjustment from 12–15 V. Its compact enclosure supports horizontal or vertical placement, helping organise a desktop installation without a bulky power supply.
The RigExpert Shackmaster Power 600 supply accepts 80–264 V AC at 47–63 Hz, supporting operation across different mains environments. Overvoltage, overcurrent, short-circuit and thermal protection help safeguard connected equipment. More than 90% conversion efficiency limits wasted energy, while automatic cooling manages operating temperature. The 40 A rating applies to the combined load, not each connector; individual connections and cables must remain within their applicable limits.
RigExpert Shackmaster Power 600 displays voltage, current and power consumption in real time on a colour touchscreen. The display orientation adjusts for upright or horizontal use. A dedicated USB computer connection supports software-based voltage adjustment, consumption logging and firmware updates, allowing users to review operating behaviour rather than relying only on instantaneous readings. Published acoustic noise is approximately 21 dB, although actual fan operation depends on operating conditions.
Anderson Powerpole connections and rear binding posts provide options for compatible DC equipment, while two USB-A and two USB-C charging ports serve supported portable devices. The separate USB communication connection is intended for computer access rather than charging. Choose suitable leads for each load, check polarity before connection and leave ventilation openings unobstructed. Maximum output power depends on the selected voltage and total current, so 600 W should not be assumed at every voltage setting.
