Electrical power supply transformer DR-SPS75W12V/BTEindustrialsingle-phaselow-voltage
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Characteristics
- Type
- electrical power supply
- Applications
- industrial
- Electrical characteristics
- single-phase, low-voltage
- Mounting
- DIN rail mount
- Other characteristics
- energy-saving, low-loss, switch-mode
- Electric power
75 W
- Primary voltage
Min.: 90 V
Max.: 264 V
- Secondary voltage
12 V
- Primary current
6.3 A
Description
Stabilized single-phase Stab.Gleichsp.Vers. supply (Evolution) adjustable for DIN-rail mounting - Upri [85-264V] 230V AC // Usec 12V DC - In 6,3A - P 75W
Electrical Characteristics
Power (VA): 75
Primary Voltage (Vac): 90...264Vac
Primary Voltage (Vdc): 127...370Vac
Secondary Voltage DC (Vdc): 12Vdc
Secondary Current DC (Adc): 6,3A
Frequency (Hz): 50-60
Efficiency (%): 86
DC power supply specifics
Voltage stability: ±2%
Ripple (and noise): 80mV
General properties
Standards
EN 55022 class B
EN 60950
EN 61000-3-2 class D
EN 61000-6-2
UL 508
Application: For all applications
IP degree: IP20
Max ambient temperature Ta (°C): 45
Mechanical Properties
Primary connection: Screw terminals
Secondary connection: Screw terminals
Dimensions:
A (mm):32
B (mm):125,2
C (mm):102
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