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And now it’s the turn of the last, sixth power supply made by Mean Well. I decided to save this one for last, partly because its design stands out from the rest, and partly simply because I liked the way it looks. In any case, I found it interesting to take a closer look, and that’s what I’m going to tell you about today.

I only recently posted a review of the Mean Well HDR-60-12 power supply, and today I'm reviewing its larger "sibling". It's very similar, but it also has a few features of its own. Both power supplies share the same form factor and output voltage—though I'm getting ahead of myself. More on that in the review.

Today I'm reviewing another power supply made by Mean Well. This time, it's a model designed for mounting on a DIN rail. I've already reviewed a similar power supply, but that one was intended for industrial use. This time, I'll show you a more "home-friendly" version. Inspection, schematic, tests—as always.

So, today I have the third of six power supplies sent to me by one of my readers. This time, it’s a relatively compact and inexpensive power supply. I’d even say it belongs to the budget range, since in some ways it’s noticeably simpler than the previous ones. But simpler doesn’t always mean worse, and I’ll try to show and explain all of that in this review. Anyway, if you’re interested in branded power supplies, I think you’ll find something new here.

So, today I have the second review in a series of reviews of power supplies made by Mean Well. This time I chose an open-frame power supply, i.e. a board without an enclosure. As with the last one, it has its own little “twist,” but you can read all about it in the review, which, as usual, includes tests, oscilloscope traces, and conclusions. All in all, I think anyone interested in good power supplies won’t be disappointed.

Not long ago, I published a review of a high-quality power supply from the well-known company Mean Well. Today it’s the turn of another “test subject.” In this case, I have an industrial model designed for mounting on a DIN rail on my workbench. Let’s take a look, take it apart, and test it—business as usual.

I mention Mean Well power supplies very often in my reviews, and even more often in the comments. Their products occupy a segment where the price is not exorbitant, but the quality is very high. One of my regular readers sent me this power supply specifically for testing, and I’m very grateful to him for that. He also asked me to put it through its paces, which is exactly what I’ll be doing today. So, if you’re interested in branded but not exactly cheap power supplies, I don’t think you’ll be disappointed.