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Pyramid PS14KX 12A / 14A Peak Linear Power Supply
Pyramid PS14KX 12A / 14A Peak Linear Power Supply
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Run your mobile radio with confidence using the Pyramid PS14KX, a heavy-duty power supply that won't let you down. This is a Linear power supply, prized by seasoned radio operators for its extremely clean, RF-quiet 13.8V DC output. It won't inject the radio frequency interference (RFI) or "hash" that cheap switching supplies are known for.
Delivering a solid 12 amps of continuous power (14A peak), this supply has all the headroom you need to run 50-watt mobile radios (which typically draw 10-12A on transmit) without stressing the components. If you're running a GMRS, Ham, or high-power CB mobile as a base station, this is the reliable, noise-free power source you need.
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RF-Quiet Linear Design: Provides extremely clean and stable 13.8V DC power, eliminating RFI for a crystal-clear signal.
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12 Amp Continuous Power: Delivers 12A continuous and 14A peak (surge) current, the perfect match for 50W mobile radios.
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Heavy-Duty Output Terminals: Features solid, rear-panel red/black binding posts for a secure, high-current connection for your radio.
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Fully Protected: Built-in short-circuit and thermal protection safeguards your connected gear. Features a front-panel illuminated power switch.
⚠️ Power Limitations: Check Your Radio
This power supply is ideal for 50-watt mobile radios. It is NOT recommended for high-power 100W HF radios (like an Icom 7300 or Yaesu FT-891), as they require 20-25 amps.
Using this supply with a 100W radio will cause it to shut down when you transmit. Please see our 23A or 30A supplies for 100W radios.
Technical Specifications
| Specification | Detail |
|---|---|
| PS14KX | |
| Linear, Regulated | |
| 110-120 VAC, 60 Hz | |
| 13.8 VDC (Fixed) | |
| 12 Amps | |
| 14 Amps | |
| Built-in Cooling Fan | |
| Rear Binding Posts | |
| Short Circuit, Thermal | |
| ~5.4 kg (12 lbs) | |
| 20.3 x 17.8 x 11.4 cm (8" x 7" x 4.5") |

Description
Run your mobile radio with confidence using the Pyramid PS14KX, a heavy-duty power supply that won't let you down. This is a Linear power supply, prized by seasoned radio operators for its extremely clean, RF-quiet 13.8V DC output. It won't inject the radio frequency interference (RFI) or "hash" that cheap switching supplies are known for.
Delivering a solid 12 amps of continuous power (14A peak), this supply has all the headroom you need to run 50-watt mobile radios (which typically draw 10-12A on transmit) without stressing the components. If you're running a GMRS, Ham, or high-power CB mobile as a base station, this is the reliable, noise-free power source you need.
-
📻
RF-Quiet Linear Design: Provides extremely clean and stable 13.8V DC power, eliminating RFI for a crystal-clear signal.
-
⚡️
12 Amp Continuous Power: Delivers 12A continuous and 14A peak (surge) current, the perfect match for 50W mobile radios.
-
🔌
Heavy-Duty Output Terminals: Features solid, rear-panel red/black binding posts for a secure, high-current connection for your radio.
-
🛡️
Fully Protected: Built-in short-circuit and thermal protection safeguards your connected gear. Features a front-panel illuminated power switch.
⚠️ Power Limitations: Check Your Radio
This power supply is ideal for 50-watt mobile radios. It is NOT recommended for high-power 100W HF radios (like an Icom 7300 or Yaesu FT-891), as they require 20-25 amps.
Using this supply with a 100W radio will cause it to shut down when you transmit. Please see our 23A or 30A supplies for 100W radios.
Technical Specifications
| Specification | Detail |
|---|---|
| PS14KX | |
| Linear, Regulated | |
| 110-120 VAC, 60 Hz | |
| 13.8 VDC (Fixed) | |
| 12 Amps | |
| 14 Amps | |
| Built-in Cooling Fan | |
| Rear Binding Posts | |
| Short Circuit, Thermal | |
| ~5.4 kg (12 lbs) | |
| 20.3 x 17.8 x 11.4 cm (8" x 7" x 4.5") |
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