Compact 240 W DIN rail power supplies for
automation technology
and harsh environments
The cost-effective and reliable RECOM RACPRO1-S240E DIN-Rail AC/DC series is only 125 x 1390 mm, 39 mm wide,
yet provides 240 W output from -40 °C to +60 °C with just convection cooling and to +70 °C with derating.
Under certain conditions, even higher power is available, with up to 288 W up to +45 °C, and 360 W for five seconds for surge loads. Adjustable outputs include 12 V, 24 V, and 48 VDC, with return voltage immunity of better than 35 V at 24 V or 63 V at 48 V for back-feeding loads such as inductors and decelerating motors.
A DC-OK signal is also provided. The AC Input has active inrush control and selectable range: 85 V to 132 VAC or 175 V to 264 VAC single phase, for world-wide operation. No-load power consumption is 0.8 W maximum. High efficiency of up to 93.5 percent contributes to excellent reliability and a long lifetime expectancy of 112,000 hours at 40 °C. Weight is just 625 g.
The new 240 W DIN rail series is designed for demanding, space and cost-sensitive applications such as factory and building automation, energy distribution, test and measurement, infrastructure, data/telecom and more.
RACPRO1-S240E
Datasheet RACPRO1-S240E
Under certain conditions, even higher power is available, with up to 288 W up to +45 °C, and 360 W for five seconds for surge loads. Adjustable outputs include 12 V, 24 V, and 48 VDC, with return voltage immunity of better than 35 V at 24 V or 63 V at 48 V for back-feeding loads such as inductors and decelerating motors.
A DC-OK signal is also provided. The AC Input has active inrush control and selectable range: 85 V to 132 VAC or 175 V to 264 VAC single phase, for world-wide operation. No-load power consumption is 0.8 W maximum. High efficiency of up to 93.5 percent contributes to excellent reliability and a long lifetime expectancy of 112,000 hours at 40 °C. Weight is just 625 g.
The new 240 W DIN rail series is designed for demanding, space and cost-sensitive applications such as factory and building automation, energy distribution, test and measurement, infrastructure, data/telecom and more.