FAQ Category: DIN Rail Power Supply
Common Questions
By multiplying Volts with Amps, you can figure out Watts. You can rearrange the basic electrical power equation depending on what you need to solve.
A DIN Rail power supply converts AC input voltage into regulated DC power for industrial automation equipment, including PLCs, HMIs, sensors, relays and other control components
Choose a power supply based on your equipment’s required DC output voltage, total current consumption, power rating, AC input voltage and operating environment.
Single-phase power supplies operate from a single-phase AC input, commonly used in smaller industrial control panels and automation systems. Three-phase power supplies accept three-phase AC input, making them suitable for larger industrial installations with higher power requirements.
Our DIN Rail power supplies include built-in protection features designed to help protect the power supply and connected equipment from electrical faults. Depending on the model, these may include:
Rated power is the continuous amount of power a power supply is designed to deliver under specified operating conditions. Peak power is the higher output level that a power supply can temporarily provide to accommodate short-duration increases in demand.
The DC OK signal indicates whether the power supply’s DC output is operating within its specified voltage range.