Raspberry Pi Power Supply - Build Hat

Designed to be used with the Raspberry Pi Build HAT, this official 48W (8V DC, 6A) power supply wi...

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This official Raspberry Pi 48W Power Supply is designed specifically for the Raspberry Pi Build HAT, providing stable power to bring your electronic creations to life. It's ideal for users building complex projects with the Build HAT that require more power than a standard Raspberry Pi supply can offer. The primary caveat is its specific voltage output (8V) making it unsuitable for standard Raspberry Pi models.

All features

SeriesBuild Hat
Model Part NumberSC0746
BrandRaspberry Pi

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FAQs

Can I use this power supply with a Raspberry Pi 4 Model B?

No, this power supply provides 8V DC output, which is specifically for the Raspberry Pi Build HAT. Standard Raspberry Pi models require 5V DC and could be damaged by 8V.

What is the maximum power this supply can provide?

This power supply provides a maximum of 48 Watts, with an output of 8 Volts and 6 Amps.

Does this come with a plug suitable for North America?

This product is shipped with a 3-pin UK plug. For use in North America or other regions, you may need a suitable adapter or a region-specific power cord.

How long is the power cable?

The power cable is 1.5 meters (approximately 5 feet) long.

Is this power supply compatible with other Raspberry Pi HATs?

This power supply is specifically designed for the Raspberry Pi Build HAT due to its 8V output requirement. It is not compatible with HATs or Raspberry Pi models that require 5V.

What is the input voltage range?

The input voltage range is 110-240V AC, making it suitable for use in most countries worldwide.

Troubleshooting

Build HAT or connected hardware not receiving power.

Verify the power supply is securely plugged into both the Build HAT and the wall socket. Check that the wall socket is functioning correctly. Ensure the output is 8V DC, 6A.

Intermittent power or instability during operation.

Confirm that the power supply is rated for 48W (8V/6A). Ensure the Build HAT and connected devices are not exceeding the power supply's capacity. Check the cable connection for looseness.

Power supply feels unusually warm.

Some warmth is normal during operation. However, if it's excessively hot to the touch, unplug it immediately. Ensure there is adequate ventilation around the power supply and it is not covered.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Provides adequate power for advanced Build HAT applications.
  • Ensures stable operation for complex projects.
  • Designed and tested for compatibility with the Raspberry Pi Build HAT.
  • Universal input voltage range simplifies international use.
  • Durable build quality.

Cons

  • Specific 8V output is not compatible with standard Raspberry Pi models.
  • Only includes a UK 3-pin plug (may require adapter or replacement for other regions).
  • Not suitable for users not utilizing the Raspberry Pi Build HAT.

Setup, Compatibility & Care

Setup:

  1. Connect the 1.5-meter cable from the power supply to the power input on the Raspberry Pi Build HAT.
  2. Plug the 3-pin UK mains plug into a suitable wall socket.
  3. Ensure the Raspberry Pi the Build HAT is connected to is powered on.

Compatibility:

  • Primary Compatibility: Raspberry Pi Build HAT
  • Voltage: 8V DC Output ONLY. DO NOT use with standard Raspberry Pi models (which typically require 5V).
  • Input: 110-240V AC

Care:

  • Keep the power supply and cable away from liquids and extreme temperatures.
  • Avoid coiling the cable tightly, especially near the power brick, to prevent wire damage.
  • Ensure ventilation around the power supply unit to prevent overheating.
  • Periodically check the cable and connectors for any signs of wear or damage.

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