Heat Bed Mosfet, MACTISICAL 2 Pack 3D Printer Heat Bed Power Module 3D Printer Board Expansion Board MOS Tube High Current Load Module
Key features
- •★ WELL MADE- New material with superior quality stainless, High-grade Aluminum block for best connectivity and long life.
- •★ HIGH TRANSMISSION - With this addon module to your 3D printer motherboard you can lead the maximum current up to 25A.
- •★ MULTIFUNCTION - Completely solve the hot bed power is too large and load current problems,and can well protect the connectors on the controller board from overheating.
- •★ MEET YOUR NEEDS -Widely used for common 3D printer models,extruder and other open 3D printer motherboards.such as Anet A8, etc.
- •★ WARNING - For use on some devices (for example,Anet A8),you need to make sure the power supply is set to 110 volts instead of the default 220 volts.If the voltage is too high, the product will get super hot, even charred!! Don't touch it lightly.
Heat Bed Mosfet, MACTISICAL 2 Pack 3D Printer Heat Bed Power Module 3D Printer Board Expansion Board MOS Tube High Current Load Module
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Customer Reviews
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Both work as intended.
Zachary✓ Verified Purchase•November 10, 2023
I read some of the reviews and was a wee bit skeptical about the product. I decided on these to have one for the hot end and one for the bed, both work flawlessly. In fact, the bed is far more evenly heated to a noticeable degree and the hotend shoots up to temp far quicker than before. Now my point of failure I believe in the hotend having to do with the tube used in there, the filament I'm trying to print requires it to be a little hotter and it(the tube) can't handle that, gets malleable and clings to the filament instead. Now on to an all metal head!
Good for 3d printer extruder & bed
wade✓ Verified Purchase•November 3, 2023
I bought this for my Anet A6. One problem mentioned with the A6 and A8, was the energy for the extruder & hotbed going through the motherboard these, move the energy to these boards, that are made just for that. The motherboard controls these and watches the temp's these are designed for 12v to 24v the Anet A6 and A8 are 12v
Absolute life saver
arturo vargas✓ Verified Purchase•October 9, 2023
I use this for my Anet A8, the terminals for my print bed got burned, this helped get it working again. Since then, some have burnt out due to the build of my Anet A8 but these are much cheaper to replace than any other component. After the Marlin firmware update and these (1 for print bed, 1 for hotend), I have zero worries about my Anet setting itself on fire. That problem is virtually eliminated (still don't use it without supervision).
These just worked...
John P.✓ Verified Purchase•October 7, 2023
I bought these for my Anet A8 3D printer, so I could run the bed off of a separate power supply. Worked like a champ. Now I just need to print a mount for it to mount it on the printer frame.
I3 Mega S - Easy to install, great option for protecting system
Crimson Crow✓ Verified Purchase•October 2, 2023
Got these to install into my I3 Mega S, using mount pattern from Thingiverse. Installation was pretty easy, and all markings made this pretty easy. Part does exactly what it is supposed to.
Note that you should not need additional wire to use these for upgrading an I3 Mega - the wire that goes to the MB by default will be shorted by about 8 inches when you terminate it at the MOSFET, meaning you either have majorly long power lines, or you have, more than enough extra wire to connect the MOSFETs to the terminals on the power supply. Strongly recommend terminating wires with fork terminals for connecting to power supply and MOSFETs
Note that you should not need additional wire to use these for upgrading an I3 Mega - the wire that goes to the MB by default will be shorted by about 8 inches when you terminate it at the MOSFET, meaning you either have majorly long power lines, or you have, more than enough extra wire to connect the MOSFETs to the terminals on the power supply. Strongly recommend terminating wires with fork terminals for connecting to power supply and MOSFETs
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