Power Supply Hummingbird Bronc M1 Black
HummingbirdSpecifications
- Brand
- Hummingbird
- Motor power
- 68W
- Voltage
- 3-18V
- Color
- Black
- Compatibility
- Clipcord, RCA
- Warranty
- 1 year
Ghiduri utile:Sursa de alimentare pentru tatuaj — ghid pe înțelesPedale și clipcord pentru tatuaj: rol, tipuri și conecticăCritical: surse de alimentare și baterii wireless pentru mașini
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Complete guide: Power Supply Hummingbird Bronc M1 Black
A digital power supply for tattoo machines, with LCD screen, adjustable output voltage between 3 and 18 V and 68 W power. It connects via clipcord or RCA, operates in continuous mode or with a foot pedal, and offers 6 voltage presets plus a session timer. It is a suitable choice for both beginning artists and professionals who want to quickly switch between line and shading settings. The black variant is technically identical to the other colors in the Bronc range — the choice is purely aesthetic.
How to use
- Place the power supply on a stable and clean surface in your workstation and cover the panel and cables with disposable protective film (barrier film) before the session.
- Connect the adapter to the power outlet — the power supply accepts input voltage of 90–240 V AC at 50/60 Hz, so it works with any standard outlet without an additional transformer.
- Connect the tattoo machine to the power supply via clipcord or RCA cable, depending on your machine's connector.
- If you prefer foot control, connect the pedal; if not, use continuous operation mode.
- Turn on the power supply and adjust the voltage with the +/- buttons, watching the value on the LCD screen. Start with a low value and increase gradually until the machine runs stably, as needed.
- To save a preset: press the button where you find the presets, adjust the desired voltage with the +/- buttons, then hold down the preset voltage button for 3 seconds. You have 6 preset slots available.
- If you want to track the working time, activate the session timer.
- At the end, turn off the power supply, unplug it, discard the protective film, and wipe the touched surfaces with a slightly damp cloth with a compatible surface disinfectant.
Tips from us
- Save the voltages you use most often in presets — for example, one for lines and one for shading — so you can switch in seconds without readjusting during the session.
- Check the condition of the clipcord or RCA cable before each session: a worn or poorly contacting cable causes irregular machine operation, no matter how good the power supply is.
- During work, only touch the buttons over the protective film — any surface touched with work gloves is considered contaminated.
- The power supply has a single power output, so it powers only one machine at a time. If you work with two machines, manually switch the cable between them or use a second power supply.
- Keep the power supply away from liquids: clean it only with a slightly damp cloth with a compatible disinfectant, never with aggressive solvents or liquid poured directly on the casing.
- Store the power supply at room temperature, away from excessive humidity, especially if you transport it frequently between locations.
Frequently asked questions
What tattoo machines is the power supply compatible with?▾
The power supply connects via clipcord or RCA, the two standards used by the vast majority of wired tattoo machines, and the adjustable range of 3–18 V covers the usual working range. Wireless machines are not powered directly from the power supply because they run on their own battery; however, if your wireless model also supports cable mode, you can power it from this power supply via RCA or clipcord, without relying on battery life.
How do I save a preset voltage and then use it?▾
The power supply has 6 voltage presets. Press the button where you find the presets, adjust the desired voltage with the +/- buttons, then hold down the preset voltage button for 3 seconds to memorize it. Later, during work, you return to the saved voltage directly from the preset, without having to manually adjust it each time — useful when alternating between line and shading settings.
Can I work without a foot pedal?▾
Yes. The power supply works both in continuous mode and with a foot pedal. In continuous mode, the machine runs as long as the power supply is on, and with the pedal you control start and stop with your foot, which leaves your hands free during work. If you want pedal control, you need a compatible pedal connected to the power supply.
How do I sanitize and maintain the power supply after sessions?▾
Maintenance is minimal: during work, protect it with disposable film that you change after each client, and after the session wipe it with a slightly damp cloth with a compatible surface disinfectant. Avoid aggressive solvents, which can damage the finish, and do not let liquids enter the casing. Store it at room temperature, away from excessive humidity.
Can I connect two machines at the same time?▾
No — the power supply has a single power output and is designed to power only one machine at a time. If you work with two machines in the same session (for example, one for lines and one for shading), either manually switch the cable between them or use a second power supply.
What warranty does it have and what do I do if a problem occurs?▾
The power supply has a 1-year warranty. Keep the proof of purchase, and if any abnormal behavior occurs — unresponsive display, unstable voltage, device not starting — do not attempt to repair or open it yourself, as you will lose the warranty. Contact the seller for diagnosis and resolution. The built-in overload protection reduces the risk of damage in normal use, but does not replace proper handling.
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