ZVS Low Voltage Induction Heater Kit 1000W with Coil Induction Heating Module Board for Metal Hardening Melting Gold Silver DIY

Specifications: Inside diameter of the coil: 40mm Height of the coil: 50mm 24V input with no load current of 3A 48V input with no load current of 6A The higher the voltage, the greater the heating current when the same thing, the effect is better, But at the same time heat is also large, so to eradicate the actual situation to select the input voltage, the general use of the words 24V or 36V power supply is enough. It suits 12-36V power supply (not included) The coil accept 40mm crucible. 1, To increase the heat sink using a customized substrate as thick as 8.5mm! Cooling capacity is very powerful. 2, Using the M4 pillars, fever smaller, more efficient. Package Included: 1 x ZVS Low Voltage Induction Heating Board 1 x Brass

• Low Voltage Induction Heating: This induction heater kit operates on a wide low voltage DC range from 12V to 48V, making it safer and more accessible for DIY projects compared to high voltage systems. It has been tested working properly at 53V.
• Robust Power: With a maximum current of 20A and a power rating up to 1000W, this module provides substantial heating capacity. Its moderate power level is ideal for heat treatment tasks like hardening and annealing small metal parts.
• Fast and Uniform Melting Solution: Pair this system with a graphite crucible to efficiently melt various metals including gold, silver, copper, and aluminum. The induction heating technology ensures rapid and consistent heat distribution for your casting needs.
• ZVS Driver Board Design: The core of this kit is a Zero Voltage Switching (ZVS) driver board, known for its efficient performance. This design contributes to stable operation and effective heat generation for your workshop applications.
• Complete DIY Heating Kit: This package includes the essential induction heating module board and heater coil, providing a foundational setup for enthusiasts and makers. It is engineered for hands-on projects in metal fabrication, jewelry making, and hobbyist electronics.