SUGON 3010PM DC Power Supply

Phone boards rarely need more than a few amps, but laptops, larger electronics and some test setups do. The SUGON 3010PM raises the ceiling with up to 10A of current, according to its listing, while keeping the conveniences of a repair-bench supply.

The 3010PM from SUGON shows load power on its display and offers a switch between 8.4V and 30V ranges, with 8.4V suggested for laptop work. It has six adjustable USB outputs and two fixed 5V 2A outputs, a dedicated output switch, four memory buttons that store voltage, current and protection settings, and overcurrent protection. The listing mentions a ring transformer for stable operation at high temperature.

When the 3010PM is worth it

• Laptop boards that won't power on and need more current to test.

• A short on a higher-current board that a 5A supply can't push hard enough to find.

• An older supply that has failed or no longer holds its setting.

• A shared bench where presets save time.

Plug and settings

Choose EU or UK plug for 220V outlets, or US plug for 110V. To save a preset, hold a memory button for three seconds; tap it for one second to recall.

The specification table lists 5A and 150W, which conflicts with the 10A described above. We've flagged this; confirm the rating before relying on high-current use.