Pulsar

Mascot equivalent to the XP Power VEC120PS30

If you're specifying the XP Power VEC120PS30 - typically bought from RS Components or Farnell - this is the Pulsar-stocked Mascot part to consider instead.

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VEC120PS30

  • • Typically distributed via RS Components / Farnell
  • • Distributor lead times vary
  • • Limited UK-based engineering support
Pulsar-stocked equivalent

Mascot 3820 12v DC 100w AC DC Switch Mode Power Supply 2

Norwegian-engineered. Stocked in Wokingham. Supported by a UK engineering team.

  • UK stock from Wokingham - typically dispatched same day
  • 1-year warranty, full EMC / safety documentation
  • Free evaluation sample available for qualified engineers
  • PO terms available for OEM customers
Engineering note: 30V configured desktop power supply for specialized industrial equipment.

Side-by-side: Mascot 3820 12v DC 100w AC DC Switch Mode Power Supply 2 vs XP Power VEC120PS30

Engineering specs compared head-to-head. Mascot column is pulled live from the Pulsar catalogue; XP Power column is taken from the manufacturer's published datasheet or AI-estimated where the datasheet wasn't accessible. Always verify against the current manufacturer datasheet before design-in.

SpecMascot (live)XP Power VEC120PS30(estimated)
Voltage30V30.0 V DC
Output Current4A4.0 A
Battery Charger TypeDesktop-
Input Terminals-IEC320-C14
Model3820305000VEC120PS30
Spot a discrepancy or need a full datasheet? Ask a UK engineer.

Why switch from RS / Farnell?

Direct from the UK partner. Pulsar Developments is Mascot's UK arm - you're buying from the manufacturer's local team, not a generalist distributor.

Real engineering help. Spec questions, custom labels, custom cable assemblies and special voltages - answered by a UK engineer, usually same day.

Better on volume. Distributor margins fall away on production quantities; ask us for an OEM quote.

Traceability. Every unit ships with the certifications you need for medical, rail, marine and industrial design-in.

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