Delta 1-phase 35W - Manual
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Features:
● Full Aluminium casing for lightweight and
corrosion resistant handling
● Universal AC input
● Overload protection
● Overvoltage protection
● Thermal protection
● MTBF: > 700,000 hrs
● Efficiency > 85% typ.
● Expected lifetime: 10 years
● 2 year warranty
● RoHS compliant
INPUT SPECIFICATIONS
Operating voltage range
85 - 264Vac; 100 - 375Vdc
Frequency
47 - 63Hz
Max. current
1.0A max. (0.72A max. @ 115Vac,
0.4A max. @ 230Vac)
Inrush current
< 30A @ 115Vac, 60A @ 230Vac
Efficiency
> 85% (typical)
Leakage current
< 1mA @ 240Vac
OUTPUT SPECIFICATIONS
Power
35W
Voltage
24Vdc
Tolerance
± 2.0%
Current
1.46A (35W max.)
Line regulation
< 0.5% typical
(@ 85 to 264Vac input, 100% load)
Load regulation
< 1% typical
(with rated input, 0 to 100% load)
PARD
< 150mVpp.
Rise time
< 30ms @ 100% load (25°C)
Start-up time
< 2500ms @ 100% load (25°C) and
typical line input
Hold-up time
> 15ms @ 115Vac, > 80ms @ 230 Vac
with 35W load (25°C)
1-phase 35W Panel Mount Power Supply from Delta
The new Panel Mount Power Supply is the latest offering from
one of the world’s largest leading power supply manufacturers
and solution providers – Delta.
The product range offers a nominal output voltage of 24V, a
wide temperature range from 0°C to +70°C and a highly de-
pendable minimum holdup time. The state-of-the-art design is
made to withstand harsh industrial environments. The rugged,
ultra-compact metal case is shock and vibration resistant ac-
cording to IEC60068-2.
Delta’s panel mount power supply offers overvoltage and
overload protection. Using a wide input voltage range design,
it is usable worldwide. This also includes input DC operating
voltage from 100-375Vdc. Its output terminal type and loca-
tions are also thoughtfully designed for fast wiring and easy
installation.
www.delta.com
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