XBO 360 Power Control Module — Precise Power & Charging Management for Computer Connections

The XBO 360 Power Control Module delivers reliable, accurate power regulation for a variety of tech setups, ensuring stable current flow and long-term durability with efficient conductivity. Ideal for controlling and protecting connected devices, it maintains consistent supply under varying conditions. Input voltage requirement: The input power source must be at least 1V higher than the battery's charging cut-off voltage; otherwise charging will not occur. For instance, a 12V acid battery has a charging cut-off of 13.8V, so the input should be 14.8V or greater. Standard acceptable input voltages include 16V, 19V, and 24V. Setting the charge voltage: Always adjust the module before connecting the battery. With the battery disconnected, measure the voltage at the module’s battery output using a multimeter and turn the onboard potentiometer until the displayed charging voltage matches your battery’s required value. Note the adjustment direction: turning the potentiometer clockwise lowers the charging voltage, while turning it counterclockwise raises the charging voltage.