Power Supply Micro Blue
Specifications
- Weight
- Lightweight
- Material
- Aluminum Metal
- Input
- 90V-265V
- Output
- 18V 1.5A
- Output Voltage
- 1.25V - 17V
- Dimensions
- Miniature
- Compatibility
- Standard RCA
- Color
- Vibrant Blue
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Complete guide: Power Supply Micro Blue
A compact power supply for tattoo machines, with an aluminum metal casing and precise output voltage adjustment between 1.25V and 17V. At just 120 grams, it easily fits in your equipment bag, making it a practical choice both for artists working at conventions or guest spots, and as a backup power supply in the studio. The blue finish makes it easy to spot on the work station, and its suitability for all types of tattoo machines makes it a versatile accessory, including for those just starting out.
How to use
- Place the power supply on a stable, dry surface, away from containers with liquids (green soap, water, ink).
- Connect the power supply to the mains — the input accepts mains voltages between 90V and 265V.
- Connect your tattoo machine's cable to the power supply output and check that it is securely fastened, without play.
- Turn on the power supply and set the voltage from a low value, gradually increasing to the working value suitable for your machine and technique (the available range is 1.25V–17V).
- Test the machine for a few seconds before starting work to confirm it runs stably at the set voltage.
- During the session, cover the power supply with disposable barrier film and avoid touching it with contaminated gloves.
- At the end of the session, turn off the power supply, disconnect it from the mains, remove the barrier film, and wipe the casing with a surface disinfectant.
Tips from us
- Note down your preferred working voltages for each machine and technique — precise adjustment allows you to quickly return to the right setting.
- Increase the voltage gradually, do not start directly from high values: you protect both the machine and the client's comfort.
- Thanks to its weight of just 120g, it's worth keeping permanently in your equipment bag as a backup — a backup power supply saves you if the main one fails mid-session.
- Keep the power supply away from the area where you spray cleaning solutions; liquids and electronics don't mix well.
- Periodically check the connection cables: a weak contact or worn cable produces fluctuations that are immediately felt in the machine's operation.
- The aluminum casing withstands transport, but still store it in a separate compartment from heavy objects to protect the connectors.
Frequently asked questions
Is it compatible with any tattoo machine?▾
Yes, the power supply is suitable for all types of tattoo machines, and the adjustable range of 1.25V–17V covers standard working settings. Before ordering, just check what type of connection cable your machine uses and make sure you have it on hand — the power supply works with your machine's connection cable.
What voltage range does it offer and how do I adjust it?▾
The output voltage adjusts between 1.25V and 17V with precise setting, and the power supply output is 18V 1.5A. In practice, start from a low value and gradually increase until you find the point where your machine runs stably for your desired technique — each machine and artist has their own settings, so fine, predictable adjustment matters.
How do I sanitize the power supply between clients?▾
Basic rule: cover the power supply with disposable barrier film before each session, and discard the film at the end. After removing the barrier, turn off the power supply, unplug it, and wipe the metal casing with a surface disinfectant wipe. Do not pour or spray liquid directly on the casing and do not submerge it in solutions — it is electrical equipment. The aluminum casing withstands regular wiping with standard studio disinfectants without issues.
Is it better suited as a main power supply or as a backup?▾
It can be used in both roles. The compact format and 120g weight make it especially recommended for conventions, guest spots, and as a backup power supply in your bag — any artist working with scheduled clients should have a backup. At the same time, if workspace is limited or you prefer a minimalist setup, the 1.25V–17V range allows you to use it confidently as a main power supply as well.
Can I use it abroad, at conventions?▾
Yes, this is one of its strengths: the input accepts mains voltages from 90V to 265V, so it works on both 230V networks in Europe and ~110V networks in other regions. The only thing you might need is a physical plug adapter for the format in that country. Combined with its compact size, this makes it a natural choice for traveling artists.
I'm a beginner — is it a good choice for me?▾
Yes, it is a suitable option for beginners: it connects simply, has only one thing to master (voltage adjustment), and works with all types of tattoo machines, so you won't 'outgrow' it when you change your equipment. Our advice for first practice sessions: work on artificial skin, start from low voltages, and note down the settings where your machine feels stable — this way you build clear working references.
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