C. DEHAVEN—December 4, 2025✓ Verified purchase
I've used several of these 24 to 12 VDC converters to power 50 watt business radios in end loaders with 24V electrical systems. They are much smaller and less expensive than many of the converters that I have used in the past. The 20A Nilight converters supply a capable, clean, and stable power source that works very well. Read more
Santiago saul petiton hernandez—March 9, 2026✓ Verified purchase
Hace su trabajo Read more
Project man—July 10, 2025✓ Verified purchase
Should work, I probably would have went with higher gauge wire. Wires coming from unit could have been a little longer also. But again it will work. Read more
lajohnson—November 3, 2025✓ Verified purchase
Used to power sonar from 24v trolling motor battery. No problems with conducted electrical noise. Read more
R. B.—June 28, 2025✓ Verified purchase
Worked for an initial test but later the input was shorted out and the unit quickly overheats with only a few volts output. When it worked, the output voltage was just over 12 V and not 13.8 or similar voltage to what is found in a car. Read more
Gary B.—July 31, 2025✓ Verified purchase
Needed to step down a 24V DC power supply to 12V in order to run a 12V voltage motor. This is stout enough to handle the job. I have no doubt it will last a long time and can handle the power load. Read more
Tami—August 3, 2025✓ Verified purchase
Works 24-7-365 and never gets hot. Easy to install for off grid use Read more
AmateurWheels—September 11, 2024
I do ham radio, bought this to step down the 24vdc that's under the seat of my new Superduty (batteries for pro power inverter). I plan on pulling the 12v off for a ham radio. I've tested it, it provides the 12vdc, but I haven't used it on HF yet to see how much noise it introduces, if any. Read more