DIN rail power supply SNT6024
AC/DCsingle-outputswitching

DIN rail power supply - SNT6024 - FEAS GmbH - AC/DC / single-output / switching
DIN rail power supply - SNT6024 - FEAS GmbH - AC/DC / single-output / switching
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Characteristics

Mounting / format
DIN rail
Type
AC/DC
Output
single-output
Technology
switching
Network
single-phase
Protection
with short-circuit protection, with overload protection
Protection class
IP20, IP65
Certifications
CE, UL
Applications
for industrial applications
Other characteristics
high-power, robust
Input voltage

Max.: 270 V

Min.: 85 V

Output voltage

24 V

Max.: 30 V

Min.: 22.5 V

Current

5 A

Power

120 W

Output frequency

0 Hz

Description

The switch-mode power supplies of the SNT60 series are powerful and robust devices to power sensitive loads in a rough industrial environment. These features result from the modern construction with a good radio shielding and high reliability integrated in a functional and stable casing. The short circuit proof output DC voltage of this model can be adjusted. This power supply is optimally suited for loads requiring high starting currents.
  • Switch-mode power supply
  • Adjustable output voltage
  • Output separated according to VDE 0551
  • Extra low safety potential PELV (EN 60204), SELV (EN 62368)
  • Overload- and open circuit protected
  • Operating status shown by LED
  • Parallel connection possible
  • Output protected against polarity reversal
  • Suitable for the tropics - epoxy resin casted

Efficiency: 89%
Residual ripple: < 50mVSS
Operating temperature range: -30°C / +80°C
Dimensions (WxHxD): 102.0 x 90.0 x 78.0 mm
Weight: 1.06 kg

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