AC/DC power supply PFC 252R-F3-HSA
regulateddual-outputfor railway applications

AC/DC power supply
AC/DC power supply
AC/DC power supply
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Characteristics

Type
AC/DC
Output
regulated, dual-output
Applications
for railway applications
Other characteristics
with power factor correction (PFC), convection-cooled
Input voltage

Min.: 95 V

Max.: 264 V

Output voltage

Min.: 5 V

Max.: 110 V

Current

Min.: 2 A

Max.: 14 A

Power

250 W

Description

The PFC 252R-HSA-F3 series dual-output railway AC-DC power supplies with pure convection cooling deliver up to 250W output power. The units employ active power factor correction (PFC) to convert a universal ac-input (95V to 264Vac) to two outputs. The PFC 252R-HSA-F3 AC-DC power supplies are designed for applications where a suitable heatsinking surface is not available and only pure convection cooling is feasible. A heatsink assembly is attached to the under-surface of the F3 power supply module, providing a pure convection cooled solution. This enables operation within a -40 to +55°C temperature range for full specification without derating. Key Specifications: - 250W Railway AC-DC power supplies; - Comply with EN50155; - EMI: EN50121-3-2; - Input: 95V to 264Vac universal; - Active power factor correction (PFC) on input; - Power factor meets EN61000-3-2 - Two individually regulated outputs; Output V1: any voltage 12V to 110Vdc10A to 14A max; Output V2: any voltage 5V to 24Vdc8A to 2A; - -40°C to +55°C operating temperature range for full specification; - Chassis-mount and DIN-rail mount options available; - 132 x 102 x 300 mm (5.2″ x 4″ x 11.8″) total size

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