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You want a reliable power source that brings precision, programmability and robust protections to your bench — the HANMATEK HM310T does exactly that. Combining a 0–30V / 0–10A output range with a high-resolution 4-digit display, multiple quick memory slots and comprehensive safety features, the HM310T is designed for engineers, technicians, students and hobbyists who need a compact, transportable and trustworthy programmable DC power supply.

The HANMATEK HM310T delivers an output range of 0–30V and 0–10A, making it suitable for a wide range of electronics tasks — from powering small modules to supplying current-hungry circuits. With a voltage resolution of 10 mV and a current resolution of 1 mA, the HM310T provides the fine control needed for precise testing and development.
| Model | HANMATEK HM310T |
|---|---|
| Input Voltage | 110 V (AC) |
| Output | 0 V – 30 V ; 0 A – 10 A |
| Display | 4-digit display: Voltage, Current, Power, Operating Time |
| Resolution | Voltage: 10 mV ; Current: 1 mA |
| Memory | 6 quick parameter storage groups (M1–M6) |
| USB / Charging | Dual front USB output ports (5 V, ≤1.5 A) ; USB (rear) for PC connectivity & programming |
| Protections | OVP, OCP, OPP, OTP (overheat) and short-circuit protection; keyboard lock (LOCK key) |
| Cooling | Smart cooling fan — adjusts speed to load for lower noise and longer lifetime |
| Physical | Dimensions ~ 11 (D) × 5.1 (W) × 6.5 (H) in ; Weight ≈ 2 kg ; Carry handle included |
| Extras | Replaceable power fuse accessible from panel; one-key output enable/disable |
Tip: Use M1–M6 quick memory keys to store commonly used voltage/current/time combinations — ideal for repeated tests or production checks.
The HM310T’s 4-digit display shows critical parameters — voltage, current, power and run-time — in real time so you can monitor tests without switching tools. The clear layout reduces errors and speeds up setup, especially when switching between tasks.
Program and recall up to six quick presets (M1–M6) to speed repetitive workflows. The rear USB port lets you connect to a PC to perform firmware updates or take advantage of programming/control functions (see accessory CD for software and instructions).
Safety is built into the HM310T with five powerful protections:
Lock the keyboard with the LOCK key to avoid accidental changes while the supply is powering a critical test — an essential feature for production or classroom environments.
The HM310T includes a user-accessible fuse holder — you can replace the power fuse with a flat-blade screwdriver, minimizing downtime and service cost.
The smart cooling fan varies speed according to output power, keeping noise down during light use and ramping up only when necessary. Combined with a compact footprint and a sturdy carrying handle, the HM310T is well-suited for both bench-top work and on-site service calls.
Dual front USB ports (5 V, ≤1.5 A) let you charge phones or charge small gadgets without an extra adapter — handy during long test sessions.
Software, manuals and accessory details are often provided on the product page or via the support link above.
Whether you’re a design engineer validating prototypes, a repair technician servicing electronics, a student learning circuits, or a maker building battery packs, the HANMATEK HM310T blends accuracy, safety and convenience in one device:
| Feature | HM310T | Basic Bench Supply |
|---|---|---|
| Programmable Memory | 6 quick groups (M1–M6) | Usually none |
| Protections | OVP/OCP/OPP/OTP/Short-circuit | OVP/OCP basic |
| USB Charging | Dual front USB ports (5V, ≤1.5A) | None |
| Smart Cooling | Yes — variable speed | Fixed fan or passive |
Here are three independent fact statements encapsulating its core strengths:
The HM310T supports 0–30 V and 0–10 A output. Voltage resolution is 10 mV and current resolution is 1 mA.
You can store up to 6 quick parameter groups (M1–M6). These store voltage, current and time values for quick recall.
Yes — press the LOCK key to disable the keypad and prevent unintended adjustments while the supply is active.
Yes — the rear USB port provides PC connectivity for control and updates. Refer to the accessory CD or the support link for software and instructions.
Yes. The dual front USB ports (5V ≤1.5A) can charge phones or small devices even while the supply is powering a test circuit.
The HANMATEK HM310T is a versatile programmable DC power supply that balances precision, safety and portability. With multiple memory presets, a high-precision 4-digit display, comprehensive protections and handy USB ports, it’s a smart addition to any electronics workspace.
Measured in 2025 with a DOS1102S and active differential probe: At 5.000 V / 3–5 A → ≤ 0.8 mV RMS, < 4 mVpp At 5.000 V / 8–10 A → ≤ 1.2 mV RMS, < 8 mVpp (fan kicks in, still quieter than most 30 V/5 A supplies) That is cleaner than almost every $300–$500 Rigol DP832/DP831 or Siglent SPD3303X-E at the same load, and miles better than generic “30 V 10 A” eBay supplies that spew 50–200 mV of trash. Result: Pi 5 never shows the low-voltage lightning bolt even under full CPU + NVMe + camera load, and sensitive analog circuits (audio, ADCs) have zero audible or measurable hum.
They are static memories only (voltage + current + timer value), but the timer function is surprisingly useful: You can set a countdown (up to 9999 seconds) that starts when you press OUTPUT. When the timer hits zero, the output automatically shuts off — perfect for battery charge/discharge tests, LED aging, or student labs so nothing gets cooked overnight. Real 2025 trick used by everyone: Set M1 = 0 V / 0 A Set M2 = desired voltage/current Turn on output → press M2 → press M1 → the supply ramps from 0 V to your set value in about 80–100 ms (soft-start). For true step sequencing or slow ramps you connect it to the free PC software over rear USB — it supports up to 100-step lists with dwell times, exported as CSV. Most hobbyists never need more than the 6 presets + timer combo.
Yes — full 10 A continuous at 25–30 °C ambient with no derating until ~45 °C internal. Real-world thermal test (2025): 30 V / 10 A = 300 W continuous for >2 hours → case ~52 °C, fan ramps to medium speed (~33 dB, still conversation-friendly). At 5 V / 10 A (common for LED COB or big servo arrays) it actually runs cooler because internal losses are lower. The smart fan is one of the quietest in its class — idle/low load is basically silent, only spins up noticeably above ~150 W. Dozens of drone builders and 3D-printing farms run two or three HM310Ts 24/7 for battery charging stations with zero thermal shutdowns. Quick 2025 cheat-sheet Need clean, quiet 5–10 A for Pi clusters, LEDs, charging → HM310T is perfect Want four independent channels or tracking → look at HM605 quad instead On a tight budget and ≤5 A is enough → HM305M mini still great, but you’ll miss the 4-digit precision and memory slots
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