A Beefier Banggood Power Supply Case

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There are numerous different versions of Banggood power supplies available, but I found that none perfectly suited my needs for one of the largest - the [DPS5015](https://us.banggood.com/Wholesale-Warehouse-DP50V15A-DPS5015-Programmable-Supply-Power-Module-With-Integrated-Voltmeter-Ammeter-Color-Display-wp-Usa-1072236.html?rmmds=myorder) (50V 5A). I didn't require the high current or the top end of the voltage range, so I discovered a [48V @ 2A power brick on eBay](http://www.ebay.com/itm/AC-100V-240V-Converter-Adapter-DC-48V-2A-96W-Power-Supply-Charger-DC-5-5mm-PSU/272247678697), and utilized that as a power source. The input is a standard 5mm barrel connector, and the output is chassis-mount banana plugs. Additionally, there is provision for a 40mm chassis-mounted fan in the back. To assemble and make this power supply functional, several components are required. 1) A power supply capable of delivering up to 55V @ 15A (I used 48V @ 2A) 2) Four M3 plastic screws for attaching the board to the chassis 3) Chassis-mount banana plugs 4) Wire connections to input and output power with included spade plugs 5) Four self-tapping machine screws to attach the top Optional components include: 6) A 40mm fan 7) Four M3 screws for attaching the fan to the case